More than 400 College Sports Programs Eliminated as NIL-Related Expenses Impact Olympic Sports

More than 400 College Sports Programs Eliminated as NIL-Related Expenses Impact Olympic Sports

Impact of College Sports Spending on Olympic Programs Spending on college football and basketball programs is threatening to cut funding for numerous Olympic and other non-revenue sports, putting the United States’ future Olympic success at risk. Recently, two significant bills were introduced in Congress aimed at bolstering the NCAA and shielding it from litigation while […]

Giants bring John Richter on board from Texans as head of college scouting

Giants bring John Richter on board from Texans as head of college scouting

The Giants’ College Scouting Department Gets a New Leader The Giants have appointed John Richer from the Texans as the new director of college scouting, as confirmed on Saturday. Previously a co-manager in Houston, Richer will now oversee his own department with the Giants, which is quite a step up. This decision was largely driven […]

ACC and Big 12 Leaders Support 24-Team College Football Playoff

ACC and Big 12 Leaders Support 24-Team College Football Playoff

Big 12 and ACC Support 24-Team College Football Playoff Expansion Recent reports indicate that the commissioners of the Big 12 and ACC are advocating for a 24-team expansion of the College Football Playoff (CFP). “We like 24 and we want 24,” stated Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark. He expressed concerns that many teams would get […]

Olympic Gold Medalist Ryan Lochte Takes College Coaching Job at $34 Per Hour

Olympic Gold Medalist Ryan Lochte Takes College Coaching Job at $34 Per Hour

Ryan Lochte Joins Missouri State Swimming Staff Six-time Olympic gold medalist Ryan Lochte is set to join the coaching team for the Missouri State swimming program this year. Lochte is expected to start working with head coach Dave Collins later this summer, pending approval of his contract by the university’s Board of Governors in June. […]