The long-awaited debate of whether to legalize the sports betting market might have reached more than just a break even for betters upon Gov. Ron DeSantis’ signing of the Gaming Compact yesterday evening. Though it is still pending federal approval, the legalization of sports gambling is looking promising upon the governor’s signing. Indeed, the Gaming … Continue reading The 2021 Gaming Compact Making Strides for Sports Betting & Gambling, but still no Lock for Florida
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62 Pages with the Power to Void NCAA’s Amateurism Model
30 years later and the NCAA will be taking the Supreme Court in a landmark antitrust case. And lucky for us we get front row seats to this matchup, an epic and long-fought battle between college athletics’ elite players. On March 31, 2021, the Supreme Court will hear the case of NCAA v. Alston to decide the … Continue reading 62 Pages with the Power to Void NCAA’s Amateurism Model
Part 1: Florida: A Leader in the Pay for Play Movement!
Nearly eight months ago, the first talk about state athletes being able to profit off of their name, image, and likeness through sponsorships and third-party endorsements was brought to the forefront as California Governor Gavin Newsom signed the Fair Pay to Play Act (FPTP). The nationwide campaign supporting pay for college athletes has since gained … Continue reading Part 1: Florida: A Leader in the Pay for Play Movement!
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