Sorsby blinked. The Big 12 won. Now the NFL has a decision to make.

The walls closed in fast. Here's exactly how it ended — and what comes next.

A judge handed a compulsive gambler quarterback a two-game suspension. College sports may never be the same.

Plus: I invented two clauses in the Christian Watson contract. And Mahomes just signed a deal that'll be underwater in three years.

I invented this contract clause 25 years ago. The Packers just used it on Christian Watson.

When a receiver misses time, per-game roster bonuses change everything. Here's how it works — and why Green Bay got a bargain.

A judge just overruled the NCAA for a compulsive gambler. Now what?

Brendan Sorsby made thousands of bets at three schools. A Texas court said play anyway. I'm explaining how this happened — and why it keeps happening.

Myles Garrett to the Rams. AJ Brown to the Patriots. The NFL shook itself in June.

Plus: the Bears' Indiana gambit, Baseball's opening Cap offer, and Steph Curry goes to China.

The two trades that just reshaped the NFL

Myles Garrett to LA. AJ Brown to New England. Here's what it actually means.

A college sports bill finally has a chance. Hearings Wednesday.

Plus: the one provision the SEC will fight hardest, and why every previous bill has died before now.

MLB's cap proposal is public. 20 of 30 teams would have to change how they spend.

Plus: the negotiation lever baseball's owners haven't shown yet, and why it might be how this deal gets done.

I wrote a book. Here's the story behind it.

Christmas morning 2023 at the Ojai Inn. That's where it started.

$1.26 billion in public money. One Super Bowl. That's the deal Nashville just made

Socialized cost, privatized profit. Plus: the Sunday 7 this week is all about the book.

I drafted Aaron Rodgers. 21 years later, he's still making teams wait for him.

The Steelers left the light on. Again. Here's why that's actually smart business.

The NFL is adding more streaming games. The government noticed. And next week, athletes compete on steroids.

Plus: the college sports salary cap just got tested, and a tennis program came back from the dead.

The NFL just added a Wednesday night game. The government is watching.

Nine international games. Thanksgiving Eve on Netflix. And the DOJ is asking questions.

The college sports salary cap just got its first real test. Nebraska lost.

18 players. Millions of dollars. Rejected. And a bigger fight is coming May 27.

25 schools are paying over $15 million for a basketball roster. Tennis programs are paying the price.

More games, more betting, more alcohol. Welcome to the new NCAA.

College sports just started cutting the sports that don't make money.

Four tennis programs gone. Golf is next. This is only the beginning...

The unlimited money just ran out...

The LIV Tour is done after this season. I never thought I'd say that

A private equity firm just partnered with a college conference. This is only the beginning.

Plus: the Sorsby gambling fallout, an NBA player's guilty plea, and a shoe lawsuit that could change the game.

A $5 million deal, a $1 million lawsuit, and a gambling addiction. Welcome to college football in 2026

I looked into signing Brendan Sorsby. Here's what I found

The Rams just did what the Packers did with Rodgers. I've seen this movie before...

Plus: a $55 million rookie who'll be the lowest-paid QB in the league.

The #1 pick will be the lowest-paid starting QB in the NFL

The #3 pick is already one of the highest-paid at his position. That's the problem.

Quick correction from today's Daily Dose

NIL is wiping out the third day of the NFL Draft.

When college pays more than the pros, everything changes.

The LIV Tour is burning $6 billion. The Padres just sold for $3.9 billion. And a Phillie is suing his parents.

Plus: my dream for fewer commercials, and why Kansas City taxpayers are footing another stadium bill.

The LIV Tour might be dead by January.

The Saudis just showed their hand and LIV wasn't in it.