Amanda Christovich
Sports Business Reporter at Front Office Sports
Sports business reporter, college sports @FOS | tips + complaints: [email protected] | she/her
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1 week ago |
frontofficesports.com | Amanda Christovich
When Florida took down Houston to win the national championship, Erick Reasoner, the CEO of Florida NIL collective Florida Victorious, was seated in row 136 of the Alamodome with his wife and two kids. His son gave him the “biggest hug” as time expired. But a big part of the celebration was with the collective’s patrons: As the game ended, Reasoner shook donors’ hands, many of whom were sitting in the section next to him.
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frontofficesports.com | Amanda Christovich
Last week, Nico Iamaleava was the starting quarterback of the Tennessee Volunteers—a program he led to the College Football Playoff last season. He was in the midst of a multi-year NIL (name, image, and likeness) deal worth at least $8 million—a historic number when it was first reported in 2022. But on Wednesday morning, Iamaleava entered the transfer portal after a weeklong saga in which a report suggested he was asking for more NIL money.
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frontofficesports.com | Amanda Christovich
Attorneys for both plaintiffs and defendants in the House v. NCAA case filed yet another version of their settlement proposal on Monday—this time for final approval. They made minor adjustments to rights afforded to players who would be inducted into the settlement over the next 10 years. But they didn’t make any changes to a new rule allowing the NCAA to impose roster limits.
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2 weeks ago |
bvmsports.com | Amanda Christovich
Despite being a Division III program at a small private school in Manhattan, the Yeshiva University men's basketball team is no stranger to the spotlight. Last year, Jewish actress Mayim Bialik announced she would produce a film about the team's NCAA D-III record 50-game winning streak that drew national attention in 2021.
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2 weeks ago |
frontofficesports.com | Amanda Christovich
Despite being a Division III program at a small private school in Manhattan, the Yeshiva University men’s basketball team is no stranger to the spotlight. Last year, Jewish actress Mayim Bialik announced she would produce a film about the team’s NCAA D-III record 50-game winning streak that drew national attention in 2021.
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RT @achristovichh: NEW: The 2023 Yeshiva men's basketball season tipped off just one month after the Oct 7 terror attack. A new doc shows h…
NEW: The 2023 Yeshiva men's basketball season tipped off just one month after the Oct 7 terror attack. A new doc shows how the team balanced hoops, the war, and fighting antisemitism. "It humanizes [them] in a way that wouldn’t be shown on the news." https://t.co/MbQ9x4bDfj
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