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College Sports: NIL & Bankruptcy?

College athletics (Photo by Marilyn Swanson) By: Donald L Swanson There is an entirely-new group of rich people: well . . . they aren’t actually rich, compared to the truly rich; but compared to most of their peers, they are fabulously rich. NIL Benefits The entirely-new group consists of high-end college athletes.  They are a newly... Continue Reading →

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NCAA’s Losing Streak In Court Continues . . . For Now (Johnson v. NCAA)

NCAA (photo by Marilyn Swanson) By: Donald L Swanson The National Collegiate Athletic Association (“NCAA”) and its member schools have not fared well in court.  They tend to lose . . . a lot.  And their loosing streak continues. The latest loss is in a lawsuit filed on November 6, 2019, as Johnson v. The National... Continue Reading →

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