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DIRECTED RESEARCH PAPERS
Student written research papers on a sports law topic of their choice. Check out the links below to read some of our students' papers!
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Law and Order in the Wild West: A Professional Solution to the NCAA's Fading Amateurism Model
By George Pla, Class of 2025
Update Needed: Esports Athletes Need to Unionize
By Mustafa Ghasletwala, Class of 2024
Consumer Data Use and a Lack of Privacy: Why the Odds are Stacked against Online Sports Bettors
By Dante Camilli, Class of 2023
Amateur$--- An In-Depth Analysis of the History, Evolution and Future of the NCAA Amateurism Model
By Grant Farmer, Class of 2022
Fielding Fairness: A New Approach to MLB Salary Arbitration
By Alyssa Rodarte, Class of 2025
Mind Over Matter: Collective Bargaining for Mental Health Services in Professional Sports
By Janie Pierson, Class of 2024
College Athletes' Privacy Rights and Concerns under FERPA in the NIL Age
By Matt Dacey, Class of 2023
Pro Bono Publico: For the Public Good - How Student Athletes Have Worked for the Public Good - And How That Must Change
By Jacob Deradoorian, Class of 2025
Teammates To Union Members: Why Student-Athletes Should Be Considered Employees
By Pooja Patel, Class of 2024
Let the Caged Bird Sing: How Collectively Bargained Anti-Doping and Substance Abuse Policies Provide a Blueprint for Elevating Athletes' Collective Voice in Sports Organizations
By Dani Bland, Class of 2022
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