NCAA

Belichick’s messy UNC start, NCAA opens betting, and a Browns QB trade

College chaos, shifting betting rules for athletes, and how the Browns got value from Flacco.

From Dallas: Micah Returns, Giants Blink, and Wilson Wobbles

A front-row seat to Packers-Cowboys, a new QB in New York, and continued fallout from football’s most difficult diagnosis.

NIL Goes Legal, Aaron Rodgers Finds a Home, and the NFL Loses a Power Broker

Inside this week’s Sunday 7: A $2.6B shift in college sports, WNBA ratings without Caitlin Clark, and the quiet brilliance of Pittsburgh’s newest quarterback.

Villanova, the Vatican, and a Very Bad Week for Justin Tucker

Inside this week’s Sunday 7: A Hall of Fame kicker released, a Cowboys trade worth applauding, and a prehistoric mascot enters the NHL.

💰 Sunday 7: WNBA Finances, Wild West Moves & a Mega MLB Contract

I reveal my new role in college sports, break down a wild baseball bonus deal, and spotlight a Business of Sports Hall of Shamer—team edition.

The Haves, the Have-Nots, and a Whole Lot in Between

From MLB’s economic divide to March Madness realities—plus Russell Wilson’s move and a White Lotus-Duke crossover you didn’t see coming.

The last ‘amateur’ March Madness...

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Billion-Dollar Shifts, Bengals Surprises & Aaron Rodgers Decisions

A new sports franchise price benchmark (not from the NFL), private equity in MLB, off-brand Bengals moves, Rodgers' crossroads, and—of course—more NCAA legal drama.

Super Bowl Pick, Luka Trade Skepticism & Chip Kelly’s NFL Return

My Super Bowl pick—trust at your own peril. A contrarian take on the Luka trade, an NFL star’s trade request, Chip Kelly’s latest move, and the union’s battle over an 18th game.

Commanders' Good Vibes, Coaching Controversies, and Another Curveball in the Wild West of College Sports...

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Belichick’s College Move, Juan Soto’s Record Deal, and Caitlin Clark’s Big Win

Inside this week’s Sunday 7: Bill Belichick shakes up college football, MLB’s richest contract ever, and Time’s Athlete of the Year honors go to Caitlin Clark.

Unique Take on the Election, NCAA Win, NFL Abroad & Brady’s Broadcasting Dilemma