Despite its decade-long presence as a highly demanding competition, the NCAA’s complex and bureaucratic process for recognizing emerging sports has long hindered competitive dance’s bid for official status...

Much has changed in college football since the first game between Princeton and Rutgers in 1869...

When the NCAA formally allowed college athletes to profit from their Name, Image, and Likeness (“NIL”), it reshaped the landscape of amateur athletics — legally, competitively, and now, fiscally. While many players and fans view NIL as a long-overdue recognition of athletes’ market value, the IRS sees something else: taxable income...

As college football looks towards the beginning of playoff and bowl game runs, postseason disputes are already upon teams and players...