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  • 1 week ago | sportico.com | Eric Jackson |Daniel Libit

    Varsity Brands believes cheerleading is ready to graduate from college and step into the professional ranks. On Wednesday, its subsidiary Varsity Spirit unveiled the Pro Cheer League—a for-profit venture designed to offer athletes over 18 a post-collegiate pathway to continue their careers on the mat. It’s the first major new cheer initiative from Varsity since it was acquired by private equity firm KKR from Bain Capital last year as part of a $4.75 billion deal.

  • 1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Eric Jackson |Daniel Libit

    Varsity Brands believes cheerleading is ready to graduate from college and step into the professional ranks. On Wednesday, its subsidiary Varsity Spirit unveiled the Pro Cheer League—a for-profit venture designed to offer athletes over 18 a post-collegiate pathway to continue their careers on the mat. AdvertisementMore from Sportico.comIt’s the first major new cheer initiative from Varsity since it was acquired by private equity firm KKR from Bain Capital last year as part of a $4.75 billion deal.

  • 1 week ago | sportico.com | Daniel Libit

    Newly released financial disclosures reveal that President Donald Trump brought in over $600 million in 2024, buoyed in part by fresh ventures in the cryptocurrency space. Yet one of his traditionally robust revenue sources—his golf course empire—appears to have seen a dip. According to his most recent filings with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics (OGE), Trump reported $354 million in income from his golf properties last year.

  • 1 week ago | sportico.com | Daniel Libit |Lev Akabas

    Herschel Walker—former football star, failed Senate candidate and presumptive nominee as U.S. Ambassador to the Bahamas—has net assets between between $32.1 million and $80.5 million, according to his latest financial disclosure filed with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics (OGE). Including Walker’s wife, the couple together claim a net worth of between $36.4 million and $93.2 million.

  • 2 weeks ago | sportico.com | Daniel Libit

    New Michigan State athletic director J Batt will be required to “cooperate fully” with any investigations conducted by the College Sports Commission (CSC), according to a copy of his recently signed contract. Batt’s $12.6 million deal is one of the first publicly known athletic department employment agreements to explicitly reference the CSC, which was officially unveiled last week following Judge Claudia Wilken’s approval of the House v. NCAA settlement.

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Daniel Libit
Daniel Libit @DanielLibit
14 Jun 25

RT @efrandsen: A good financial year for the Mountain West. Most member schools received ~$6 million. Boise earned $8.7 M (TV games) and Ha…

Daniel Libit
Daniel Libit @DanielLibit
14 Jun 25

RT @DanielLibit: NEW: The @MountainWest brought in nearly $93 million in FY24 revenue, according to a copy of its latest tax return obtaine…

Daniel Libit
Daniel Libit @DanielLibit
14 Jun 25

RT @Sportico: MSU AD’s Deal Forces Compliance With NIL Oversight Group https://t.co/YF3zMezkTW https://t.co/BxI9MKObmU