NCAA Faces More Uncertainty As SCORE Act Dies In Congress
After the Congressional Black Caucus announced its unanimous opposition to the SCORE Act, it was pulled from its scheduled vote on the House floor.
NCAA President Urges Congress To Vote In Favor of SCORE Act As Bill Heads To House Vote
On Monday, the House Rules Committee advanced a procedural measure that moves the bill towards a full House vote.
Trump Administration Rescinds Biden’s Title IX NIL Guidance
The U.S. Department of Education has rescinded the NIL guidance put in place by the Biden Administration during his final days in office.
NCAA Begs for Antitrust, Employment Exemptions From Congress With Lawsuits Looming
If the NCAA loses the Johnson case seeking college athletes to be paid minimum wage, Baker warned that two-thirds of athletic teams could be eliminated.
NCAA Expands Health Care, Academic Benefits for College Athletes
The NCAA Division I Board of Directors voted unanimously on Wednesday to expand health care coverage and academic benefits for college athletes.
