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

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March Madness and a Week of Big Decisions

From WNBA labor to NFLPA leadership to the rise of “not sports betting.”

Lane Kiffin’s leverage, NFL ratings, and state #39

A masterclass in contract positioning, football’s continued dominance, and more legalized betting on the way.

Coaches Hired, Rules Reversed, and Free Agents Playing It Safe

College football shifts from firings to hirings, the NFL pushes back on report cards, and baseball’s free agents take a cautious approach.

The Thread Tying Together Every Sports Betting Scandal

Prop bets are fueling a wave of indictments, and leagues are finally paying attention.

Wednesday Wisdom: NBA Scandals, Sports Betting, and Fan Memory

Inside Today's Daily Dose

NBA Gambling Scandal Hits Opening Week

Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier under investigation as betting concerns shake the league.

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.

NBA Cap Tightens, Beasley Fallout, and a Gambling Twist in the BBB

Inside this week’s Sunday 7: Dead money math in Milwaukee, LSU’s jersey patch plan, and a sneaky tax change for sports bettors.

The Irony of May 14: Sports Betting Legalized, Pete Rose (Finally) Eligible

Seven years after PASPA fell, Pete Rose is Hall of Fame–eligible—posthumously. A look at the strange evolution of sports law.