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Can the NBA Really Prevent Sovereign Wealth Fund Controlling Ownership?
In recent years, sovereign wealth funds have become a hot-button issue in the world of professional sports. The origins of what is now...
Zachary McKinley
Apr 237 min read
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Leveling the Playing Field or Crossing the Line? Legal Implications of Trump’s Executive Order on Transgender Athletes
“With this executive order, the war on women’s sports is over.”— Donald J. Trump. During the 39th annual celebration of “National...
Ciara Poole
Apr 214 min read
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Name, Income Tax, and Likeness: The Tax Implications of NIL
Introduction The introduction of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rights has dramatically altered collegiate athletics, enabling...
Christopher Adams
Apr 183 min read
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Beyond The Stage: Broadening Dancer’s Horizons with The Athlete’s NIL Playbook
With the recent rise in discussion around Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL), amateur sports organizations like the NCAA have tapped into a...
Julie Wittenberg
Apr 164 min read
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The House Built to Fall: Why Roster Limitations Present Major Concerns to the House Settlement
Monday, April 7th, 2025, is a day that will long be remembered throughout the collegiate athletics world, not just in Gainesville,...
Colton Teal
Apr 138 min read
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COACHES CATCHING HEAT: CRIMINAL CHARGES FOR THE HEAT-RELATED DEATHS OF HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES
In the last forty years, sixty-seven high school athletes have died from exertional heat illness. [1] Luckily, heat-related deaths are...
Alex Richardson
Mar 315 min read
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Musical Copyright vs. Creative Freedom
Have you ever wondered how copyright laws affect the music you love? Do you think copyright laws stifle musical creativity? The conflict...
Rikki Blake Brookes
Mar 286 min read
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Music Contracts and the Millions Artists Don’t Make
In today’s age, many young people want to be rappers, singers, YouTubers, or professional athletes. While many of these aspiring youth...
Ciani Hodges
Mar 263 min read
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College Football’s Free Agency Era: The Case for Reinstating Transfer Limits
In October 2018, the NCAA introduced the transfer portal, a system designed to streamline the process for student-athletes seeking to...
Winslow Robinson
Mar 147 min read
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