Suicide of WIN AD Founder Stirs New Lawsuit, More Claims of Misconduct
Drue Moore had spent the last decade of his life preparing to shield his assets upon his death. On July 21, 2016, the lawyer who co-founded Winthrop Intelligence…
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Saint Francis Abandons ‘Unsustainable’ Division I for D-IIIÂ
Saint Francis University, whose men’s basketball team lost last week in the First Four of the men’s NCAA Tournament, announced Tuesday that the Red Flash’s entire…
Financial Favorites: March Madness Money-Based Brackets
There are about 10 quintillion different ways to fill out a given March Madness bracket. The endless possibilities can be overwhelming for a bracket contest participant…
6 Key College Sports Reform Groups Vie for Influence as NCAA Roils
Nearly a century after the founding of the NCAA, the college sports landscape is undergoing a profound transformation, one that increasingly demands input beyond the…
BC Fans Swiping Harvard’s Tickets Reflects Hockey’s Campus Boom
[UPDATE: Boston University beat Boston College 4-1 in the Beanpot final.] Monday night’s annual Beanpot Tournament final will see a sold-out TD Garden cheering on…
Notre Dame’s $20 Million CFP Payout Makes It a Winner Already
UPDATE: Ohio State beat Notre Dame 34-23 to win the College Football Playoff National Championship on Monday night. The Notre Dame Fighting Irish play the Ohio…
Win AD Co-Founder Dies While Other Is ‘On the Run’
The saga of Winthrop Intelligence, the company behind the popular college athletic department database platform Win AD, has taken a newly tragic turn. Late last…
Notre Dame’s Independent Status Earns It CFP Windfall
On the surface, Notre Dame’s independent status puts it at a disadvantage in the new College Football Playoff format. In the 12-team bracket, which made its debut this…
Billionaire Boosters: Who Are CFP Teams’ Biggest Money Backers?
The 2024-25 College Football Playoff field features pairings with some numerical disparities, like the 14,000 student enrollment of Notre Dame versus the 48,000 of…
Utah AD Hit With Hefty Fine After Trashing Big 12 Refs
The Big 12 fined Utah athletic director Mark Harlan $40,000 for his harsh criticism of the referees after the school’s Week 11 home loss to BYU on Saturday night. Harlan…
NCAA Scores Legal Win in Tennis Prize Money Spat
Within hours of U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken preliminarily approving a multibillion-dollar settlement in the House, Carter and Hubbard antitrust litigations, the…
NCAA House Settlement Preliminarily Approved
Despite signaling disapproval last month with key settlement terms—especially regarding regulation of name, image and likeness (NIL) deals connected to boosters and…
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