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Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University

  • WRESTLING WITH THE SEC: WWE’S DISGRACED CHAIRMAN RETURNS TO POWER AND FACILITATES SALE TO ENDEAVOR

    04/23/2023

    By: Mai Rubin World Wrestling Entertainment (“WWE”) and its creative team are once again under the control of Vince McMahon, majority shareholder and Executive Chairman of the Board.[1] This comes…

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  • World Ranking Decision Looms Over LIV Golf

    04/03/2023

    By: Tom Kopstein LIV Golf is an upstart Saudi-backed golf tour that rivals the PGA Tour. In 2022, LIV successfully recruited several top PGA Tour players to its tour.[1] In…

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  • ANTITRUST SUIT SEEKS TO BLOCK MERGER OF TWO PUBLISHING GIANTS

    09/25/2022

    By: Cassie Lewis August 22 marked the end of the explosive three-week trial between the Department of Justice and two publishing giants attempting to merge.[1] The trial’s result will heavily…

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  • Student or Athlete?: A Look at the NCAA’s Plan to Compensate Athletes for the use of their NIL

    11/09/2020

    By: Daniel Keiser The issue of how college athletes will be compensated beyond the traditional “cost-of-attendance” scholarships has come into clearer focus in the past few weeks. On October 14,…

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  • Agency-Affiliated Production Companies: A Re-telling of a 1960s Hollywood Classic?

    03/26/2020

    By: Brandon Drea Since April 2019, the Writers Guild and the Association of Talent Agencies (ATA), have been in a standoff surrounding the renewal of a decades-old contract between the…

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  • Antitrust Claim for Sunday Ticket Against the NFL and DirecTV

    03/25/2020

    By: Grant Welbourn The NFL and DirecTV filed a writ for certiorari on February 10th after the 9th Circuit found that the exclusive rights between the NFL and DirecTV could violate antitrust…

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  • Growing ‘Trust Issues a Concern for U.S. Soccer, FIFA?

    10/28/2019

    By: Brandon Wurl The United States Soccer Federation (“U.S. Soccer or USSF”) is no stranger to antitrust lawsuits. In 2017, the North American Soccer League (“NASL”) alleged the USSF violated…

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  • A Hard Sell: Proving Collusion in Major League Baseball

    02/27/2018

    By: Cameron Miller   “Bottom line, the players are upset…they are uniting in a way not seen since 1994.” When MLB player agent Brodie Van Wagenen released his manifesto on…

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  • Collusion or Caution: What is Really Behind MLB’s Slow Free Agent Market?

    02/16/2018

    By: John Zubek   While Spring Training is beginning in Arizona and Florida, many talented MLB players are still without contracts. Free agent signings have been few and far between…

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  • NCAA Internationalization: Antitrust Perspectives

    11/15/2017

    By: Cameron Miller   In remarks made to the Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics on October 30, NCAA President Mark Emmert rightly characterized his organization as one in crisis[1]. With…

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