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Jesse Dougherty

Washington, D.C.

Sports Staff Writer at The Washington Post

College sports for @washingtonpost. Used to do the baseball. Same handle on Thr*ads. Email me: [email protected]

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  • 2 weeks ago | spokesman.com | Jesse Dougherty

    The House vs. NCAA settlement is coming down to a clear condition from U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken: If there is to be a settlement approved, both sides will need to tweak how new roster limits are implemented, making it so no current college athletes lose a spot as a result of the legal agreement. And if they don’t make those changes, Wilken wrote Wednesday that she will deny the settlement. Wilken set a May 7 deadline for attorneys to meet the requirement.

  • 2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Jesse Dougherty

    Judge threatens to deny major NCAA settlement if conditions aren’t met (washingtonpost.com) Judge threatens to deny major NCAA settlement if conditions aren’t met By Jesse Dougherty 2025042323415900 The House v.

  • 3 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Jesse Dougherty

    NCAA votes to allow schools to pay athletes — as long as a judge approves (washingtonpost.com) NCAA votes to allow schools to pay athletes — as long as a judge approves By Jesse Dougherty 2025042121160200 The college sports world is still waiting on whether Judge Claudia Wilken will approve a settlement of the House, Carter and Hubbard antitrust cases, a decision that would permit schools to pay athletes directly for the first time.

  • 3 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Jesse Dougherty

    As far as public perception goes, Kyle Smith says he feels at least a little misunderstood. Yeah, he’s a numbers guy. You get that label when you’re an early adopter of analytics — like way, way early — using hand-kept numbers, spanning more than 50 categories of practice minutia, for a playing-time system that tries to remove biases from a coach’s most important decisions.

  • 1 month ago | washingtonpost.com | Jesse Dougherty

    SAN ANTONIO — Six months into his new life, Adrian Wojnarowski plugged in his phone and set it face down on the floor of a hotel conference room. It would stay that way for more than 30 minutes, buzzing alone, untouched.

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Jesse Dougherty @dougherty_jesse
8 May 25

RT @ByBerkowitz: A late update: Judge Wilken is allowing three lawyers for objectors who focused on the proposed roster limits to file repo…

Jesse Dougherty
Jesse Dougherty @dougherty_jesse
8 May 25

RT @RossDellenger: One of the objectors, Steve Molo, reacts to the NCAA and power leagues’ revision to the House roster limits, saying they…

Jesse Dougherty
Jesse Dougherty @dougherty_jesse
8 May 25

The lawyers made their latest move in the House settlement, tweaking the implementation of roster limits at Judge Claudia Wilken’s request. But will their changes be enough for her? We will see! https://t.co/6BcFa3jRNh