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- Can the NCAA Justify Playing Games Without Fans?
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SLA Law Student Member Submission:Can the NCAA Justify Playing Games Without Fans? The question of whether to compensate college athletes has been a hot topic for many years. Given the COVID-19 pandemic and the uncertainty surrounding college athletics, the question has resurfaced with new implications. Opponents argue that college athletes are amateurs.
- By John Nucci, Penn State Law and President of the Sports and Entertainment Law Society
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- CONTRACTING IN THE AGE OF CORONAVIRUS
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SLA Member Submission:
March Madness – Cancelled: Major League Baseball – Indefinitely Postponed Opening Day: National Basketball Association – Indefinitely Postponed Season: Olympics – Postponed??
- By Nerissa Coyle McGinn Partner, Chief Diversity Partner Loeb & Loeb LLP
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- Florida Deems Professional Sports an Essential Service: What This Could Mean for The Return of Sports
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SLA Law Student Member Submission:
Rumors are swirling on when sports leagues will return to action. The most recent attempt by the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) fell short. Last week, UFC’s Dana White stated he was in the process of buying a private island to hold UFC events.
- By Dylan Harriger
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- New Definitions in the Media Landscape
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What is television; has it become an outdated term; and, should we simply use the word "media?"
- By Bobby Hacker
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- The Future of NCAA Name, Image & Likeness Legislation
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As it stands now, 26 states representing 69% of the United States population have passed or are drafting state legislation surrounding Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) pertaining to NCAA Student Athletes.
- By Dylan Harriger, Franklin Pierce School of Law, University of New Hampshire
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- March 9, 2020
- Sports Law Symposiums
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Every spring, law schools around the country symposiums and conferences focused on sports law.
- By Warren K. Zola
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