By: Jordan Baum In June 2025, the NCAA DI Council introduced a proposal that would change its sports betting rules to permit student-athletes to bet on professional sports.[1] The proposal’s…
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Finding Fair Market Value in a Post-House NIL Era
By Matthew J. Razzano Created as part of the House v. NCAA settlement, Deloitte’s new clearinghouse for name, image, and likeness (“NIL”) deals began operating in partnership with the College…
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Preview of “Judicial Alchemy: How Cascading Procedural Failures Upended the Jordan Chiles Arbitration and Rewrote Olympic History”
By: Peter Carlisle SELJ is honored to feature Judicial Alchemy: How Cascading Procedural Failures Upended The Jordan Chiles Arbitration And Rewrote Olympic History written by Peter Carlisle in Volume 14,…
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The NBA’s Ratings Rebound: Navigating Media Rights in a Changing Media Landscape
By: Owen Williams As the 2024-25 season comes to an end, the NBA has the opportunity to reflect on its viewership trends ahead of its new media rights agreement for…
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From Diss Tracks to the Courts: Drake Sues His Own Label for Defamation
By: Tyler Steffen At the beginning of 2025, Aubrey Drake Graham (“Drake”) filed a lawsuit for defamation against his own label, Universal Music Group (UMG), over the release and promotion…
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Golf’s Newest Competition: TGL Disputes Their Use of LA Golf Club’s Trademarks
By: Shannon Kavanagh Golf, a sport rooted in tradition and custom, is being innovated by some of its best players. In 2022, Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy teamed up to…
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My Most Valuable Possession: My Username and Password
By: Grant Sherman In today’s digital age nearly everyone owns a smartphone, laptop, or gaming console and interacts with software daily. The way media is shared and consumed has shifted…
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Colorado SB21-116: The Argument for Pro Sports Policies Limiting the Use of Cultural Mascots
By: Sydney Glover Halfway through the 2021 Major League Baseball (MLB) season, the then-Cleveland Indians announced that their 106-year-old name would be no more and that they would be known…
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PGMOL and the Erosion of Fair Play: How Refereeing Inconsistencies Are Undermining the Premier League
By: Shreyas Balu “People don’t expect a striker to score every time they shoot, but for us every decision needs to be correct,” argues Premier League referee, Darren England,[1] during…
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Ownership Rights in the Music Industry (Taylor’s Version)
By: Kristin DiMambro (Taylor’s Version). Why has this appeared on Taylor Swift’s songs in recent years? Swift decided to re-record the first six albums of her career after Scooter Braun’s…