To provide an insider's look at the name, image, and likeness issue, the annual NCAA Convention hosted a panel of student-athletes who shared their personal experiences with NIL deals.
Even though Jon Gilbert has worked in college athletics for more than 30 years and as Director of Athletics at East Carolina University for five of those years, he hasn’t lost sight of what really matters.
John Doe was a varsity baseball player at Franklin and Marshall College. In March 2022, Doe was arrested for an alleged sexual assault on a non-student (Jane Roe) that occurred while Doe was traveling with the baseball team. Shortly thereafter, the college's athletics director suspended Doe from the baseball team. The college scheduled a hearing on the matter in May.
The historical concept of who and what constitutes a student-athlete is under scrutiny and being carefully considered by several courts, the National Labor Relations Board, and even the NCAA. Although the NCAA's latest view doesn’t involve the possibility of converting student-athletes to an employment status, the other forums seem to be seriously considering the argument for this type of change.
An overview of the key topics faced by college athletics administrators with citations to noteworthy cases, statutes, regulations, and additional sources.
I’m a ponderer, so I’ve had plenty of time to contemplate my career since I retired five years ago. I’ve identified many mistakes I made throughout the years, and many things I did right. My higher education career started out with a job in college recruitment and ended with a job as a chief academic officer. I fulfilled my career goal. It was very satisfying. I had the opportunity to be promoted from within, and to be promoted by changing institutions.
Case name: Richardson v. Northwestern University, et al., No. 1:21-CV-00522 (N.D. Ill. 09/21/23).
Although legalized sports betting can be a harmless form of entertainment, it also carries high-stakes risks in the form of harassment targeted at student-athletes, gambling addictions, and violations of NCAA bylaws. At the annual NCAA Convention, a panel of experts discussed the risks and safeguards related to sports betting, which has been legalized in 47 states. Moderated by Clint Hangebrauck, NCAA Managing Director of Enterprise Risk Management, the panel included Teresa Fiore, Vice President of Partnerships at EPIC Global Solutions; Timothy W. Fong, M.D., Professor of Psychiatry at UCLA, and Co-Director of the UCLA Gambling Studies Program; Mark Hicks, J.D., NCAA Managing Director of Enforcement; and Jonathan Hirshler, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Signify Group, an ethical data science company.
Case name: Lozier v. Holzgrafe, No. 18-3077 (C.D. Ill. 10/06/23).
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