Bryan Fischer
Staff Writer at Sports Illustrated
Sports Illustrated staff writer covering college athletics. Lover (and watcher) of all things football and futbol.
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1 week ago |
si.com | Bryan Fischer
In the past two decades, as college football evolved from a regional sport into a national one, one has to admire conference commissioners for their propensity to explore the country in style.
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1 week ago |
si.com | Bryan Fischer
Just a few hours before U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken issued her final approval of a settlement in a trio of antitrust cases against the NCAA, a number of staffers at the association’s national office exited their Indianapolis headquarters slightly ahead of the typical close of business. As they filed out in order to get to a colleague’s wedding later that night, a handful of them passed a scene that can only be found in college sports.
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2 weeks ago |
si.com | Bryan Fischer
ORLANDO — The present state of college athletics can best be summed up on opposite ends of a long, humid hallway at the world’s largest Marriott hotel. In one tucked-away conference room, dozens of athletics directors and school administrators file in and out of a presentation by consulting firm Deloitte.
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2 weeks ago |
inkl.com | Bryan Fischer
The House settlement ushers in a new era of direct payments to athletes. | Eakin Howard-Imagn ImagesCollege athletics has always been a business, but now the game has changed. Following Friday’s final approval from U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken settling a trio of antitrust cases against the NCAA and power conferences—commonly referred to as the House settlement—college athletes are set to be paid, yes paid, directly from their universities.
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2 weeks ago |
si.com | Bryan Fischer
College athletics has always been a business, but now the game has changed. Following Friday’s final approval from U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken settling a trio of antitrust cases against the NCAA and power conferences—commonly referred to as the House settlement—college athletes are set to be paid, yes paid, directly from their universities. The notion of amateurism isn’t quite dead, but it’s pretty much been put out to pasture. What do you need to know about this historic settlement?
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The hockey, it’s been good. 1-1 headed across the border.
Statement from Steve Berman, House co-lead counsel: “Hagens Berman’s sports litigation attorneys have fought the NCAA’s limits to scholarships and pay since 2004 and this result — 20 years later — is a fantastic win for hundreds of thousands of college athletes… We look forward
I, for one, welcome more properly spelled Bryan’s in college athletics.
Tonight, @theCSCommission is proud to announce Bryan Seeley as its Chief Executive Officer. A deeply experienced legal and operational leader with a distinguished career in professional sports and public service, Seeley will lead the Commission as a new era begins in college https://t.co/g6REE3cvzz
