Is It Draft-y in Here?
NBA Draft Preview
By Ashton Grenon|June 22, 2022
With the 2022 NBA Playoffs and college basketball season concluded, the focus for top-tier college basketball players and fans turns to the NBA Draft. College basketball is one of the...
Happy Pride Month!
5 Notable LGBTQIA+ Athletes: Part 2
By Catherine Light|June 13, 2022
Britney Griner Following the footsteps of Johnny Weir, Griner never felt the need to officially come out–during an interview after being drafted into the WNBA, she expressed that the formality...
Who Run the World? Girls!
Approaching the 50th Anniversary of Title IX: A History of Gender Discrimination Legislation
By Daley Craft|June 8, 2022
Did you know that women’s sports haven’t always been a part of the NCAA? Thankfully, one landmark piece of legislation changed that reality nearly 50 years ago and female athletes...
A Different Kind of College Athlete?
Game On: Why E-Sports are a Beacon for Equality and Inclusivity
By Chloe Singer|June 6, 2022
When you think of an Esports player, what is the image that pops into your head? Is it a scrawny white male playing video games in his basement? A former...
College Athletes: Learn About Your Rights!
Allen Sack National Symposium Advancing Integrity in College Sport Panel #3: Name, Image, and Likeness: Chaos or Opportunity?
By Katie Lever, M.A.|June 1, 2022
The inaugural Allen Sack National Symposium Advancing Integrity in College Sport was a symposium event hosted by athletic advocacy organization, The Drake Group, and held in Washington, D.C. According to...
College Athletes: Learn About Your Rights!
Allen Sack National Symposium Advancing Integrity in College Sport Panel #2: Mandating a College Athlete Bill of Rights
By Katie Lever, M.A.|May 31, 2022
The inaugural Allen Sack National Symposium Advancing Integrity in College Sport was a symposium event hosted by athletic advocacy organization, The Drake Group, and held in Washington, D.C. According to...
Defy the Limits!
Limitless NIL: How this Penn State Football Star Created His Own Company to Help Athletes
By Lilia Farach|May 30, 2022
Limitless opportunities? Say less. Athletes being allowed to monetize their name, image, and likeness (NIL) has given them new doors to open. With these new opportunities, athletes have taken it...
College Athletes: Learn About Your Rights!
Allen Sack National Symposium Advancing Integrity in College Sport Panel #1:Giving College Athletes the Right to Unionize
By Katie Lever, M.A.|May 30, 2022
The inaugural Allen Sack National Symposium Advancing Integrity in College Sport was a symposium event hosted by athletic advocacy organization, The Drake Group, held in Washington, D.C on May 19th,...
Learn More About Your Rights!
Recruits and College Athletes: Take Notes! 5 Key Takeaways from the Allen Sack National Symposium Advancing Integrity in College Sport
By Katie Lever, M.A.|May 24, 2022
Last week, athletic advocacy organization, The Drake Group, hosted its inaugural Allen Sack National Symposium Advancing Integrity in College Sport. The event, which took place in Washington, D.C., addressed critical...
Drama Alert!
Nick Saban Isn’t Happy About NIL: Why Two SEC Coaches Went At It Last Week
By Katie Lever, M.A.|May 23, 2022
Two big-time SEC coaches made headlines last week for exchanging some pretty fiery words (and Deion Sanders got caught in the crossfires, too!). The topic at hand? Name, image, and...
Mo' Money, Mo' Problems?
5 Tips for Budgeting as a Student-Athlete
By Catherine Light|May 18, 2022
College tuition is one thing you can be sure will continue to rise in price. Unfortunately, this makes attending much harder for everyone. Other than scholarships or loans, there’s nothing...
I'm Not Like a Regular Mom, I'm a Cool Mom
Athlete Mothers: Changing the Game
By Caelyn Elwin|May 8, 2022
There are athletes, and then there are super-athletes. We want to introduce you to a couple super athletes today as we honor each and every mom for Mother’s Day! THE...
One Shining Moment
Upset the Madness is Over? Here’s Our March Madness Recap
By Ashton Grenon|May 5, 2022
Feeling the post-March madness blues? Even if you loved watching Kansas cut down the nets, the postseason can be rough on fans who miss the madness. Especially after such an...
Big League Advice
Going Pro in 3 Different Sports (And Why it Might Not Be A Bad Thing if You Never Make it to the Big Leagues)
By Ashton Royal|May 4, 2022
According to the NCAA, only 1.6% of NCAA football players go on to play their sport professionally.But most professional athletes compete in the NCAA prior to going pro. In 2018,...
