Case name: Schuller v. Eastern Washington University, et al., No. 2:23-cv-00059 (E.D. Wash. 02/27/25).
Case name: Schuller v. Eastern Washington University, et al., No. 2:23-cv-00059 (E.D. Wash. 02/27/25).
Case name: Sheets v. Greenville University, No. 3:23- cv-3754 (S.D. Ill. 02/13/25).
The many accomplishments of Tiffany D. Tucker, M.S., Director of Athletics, Physical Education, and Recreation at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, haven’t gone unnoticed by her peers in college athletics or even by those in the wider world of sports. In fact, she's been recognized by Sports Illustrated in “Elle-evate: 100 Influential Black Women in Sports” and by Women Leaders in Sports as Nell Jackson Nike Executive of the Year. However, she's clearly not in it for the accolades and much prefers working hard on the frontlines, investing in her student-athletes and staff throughout her 18-year college athletics career. She doesn’t shy away from finding the most effective strategies for managing some of the biggest challenges facing college athletics today.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Mental health experts and college student-athletes alike can tell you: Sports wagering isn’t a victimless vice. In fact, college athletics administrators and coaches are also becoming more aware of the associated risks, dangers, and pressures placed on their student-athletes. The 2023 NCAA Survey of Senior Compliance Administrators revealed that 10% of Division I respondents said they were aware of student-athletes experiencing online or in-person harassment by an individual with sports gambling interests.
The recent indictment of a former coach and co-offensive coordinator of the University of Michigan football team for unauthorized access to computers and aggravated identity theft of current and former student-athletes has placed a spotlight on the security of medical, personal, and other private data maintained by or on behalf of college athletics departments.
An overview of the key topics faced by college athletics administrators with citations to noteworthy cases, statutes, regulations, and additional sources.
Well, this isn’t the column that this Kansas City Chiefs fan was going to write. My plan was to reflect on the Chiefs’ first-ever-in-the-NFL three-peat. I was going to review the leadership characteristics of head coach, Andy Reid, and all-star quarterback, Patrick Mahomes.
Case name: Hodge v. Spalding University Inc., et al., No. 3:24-CV-00156 (W.D. Ky. 11/07/24).
John Doe was a student-athlete at North Carolina State University. After experiencing discomfort in his hip and groin, Doe sought the director of sports medicine's advice. The director, who was also a licensed athletic trainer, recommended a “targeted sports massage” focused on Doe's left hip flexor and groin area.
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