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Let “The Game” Solve the Problem

The best college football rivalry has added spice this season. I’m not talking about the Bedlam series; there’s nothing rival about a game where one team has a 91 to 19 advantage over its opponent. It is not the Iron Bowl, although the Auburn/Alabama games have produced some entertaining results. The 2023 Egg Bowl wasContinue reading “Let “The Game” Solve the Problem”

Is There Room for the Good Guy in Pro Sports?

Professional sports is being overrun by the bad guy. Social Media, Television, and Talk radio fuel the flame for pro sport punks. Turn on any sports show and you will learn about one guy who said this, one other guy who wants to leave his team because of that. Is there still room for theContinue reading “Is There Room for the Good Guy in Pro Sports?”

Name, Image, and Likeness Compensation (Part One of Three)

The NCAA sports landscape has widely become a tool for entertainment, not too different from your favorite Marvel Comics movie series. More and more, money is revolving around the NCAA’s ‘entertainment industry’, as NCAA football and basketball, at an exponentially greater extent than that of NCAA Olympic sports, continue to entertain a large population ofContinue reading “Name, Image, and Likeness Compensation (Part One of Three)”