Stewart Mandel
Editor-in-Chief at The Athletic
Co-Host at The Audible with Stew & Bruce
Husband. Dad. I write about college football for The Athletic and talk about college football on The Audible. Tips? Compliments? Email [email protected].
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6 days ago |
sltrib.com | Stewart Mandel
Arkansas softball star Bri Ellis hadn't thought much about summer plans before her senior season started in February. "I was thinking I'd have to go find a job," she said. "Go back home (to Houston), find a place to live."But the slugger's future abruptly changed after a Razorbacks home game on April 18.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Stewart Mandel
Arkansas softball star Bri Ellis hadn't thought much about summer plans before her senior season started in February. "I was thinking I'd have to go find a job," she said. "Go back home (to Houston), find a place to live."But the slugger's future abruptly changed after a Razorbacks home game on April 18.
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1 week ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Stewart Mandel
Share You’ve probably been busy the past three months going to work, paying bills, living your life. You probably haven’t been following every incremental development in the ongoing negotiations over the future format of the College Football Playoff beginning in 2026. So, allow me to catch you up.In February, the leaders of the Big Ten and SEC held a joint meeting in New Orleans where they earnestly discussed what could be described as a coup.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Stewart Mandel
You've probably been busy the past three months going to work, paying bills, living your life. You probably haven't been following every incremental development in the ongoing negotiations over the future format of the College Football Playoff beginning in 2026. So, allow me to catch you up. In February, the leaders of the Big Ten and SEC held a joint meeting in New Orleans where they earnestly discussed what could be described as a coup.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Stewart Mandel
No. 12 Texas Tech upset No. 5 seed Florida State 2-1 on Friday to advance to its first Women's College World Series with star pitcher NiJaree Canady allowing just one run and five hits across the Red Raiders' back-to-back wins in the Tallahassee super regional. Canady, who made waves last summer in landing college softball's first seven-figure name, image and likeness deal, stifled Florida State, whose hitters went 5-of-49 (.102) in the series.
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So many lawyers are going to get so rich running to judges to get injunctions on behalf of collectives/boosters.
In a meeting with Deloitte officials at ACC spring meetings, the company shared with ADs/coaches interesting figures on the NIL clearinghouse. - 70% of past deals from booster collectives would have been denied. - 90% of deals from public companies would have been approved.
Does this mean you can now bet on Pete Rose's chances of getting into the Hall of Fame at the sports book that's inside the Reds' own stadium?
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EXCLUSIVE: MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred removes Pete Rose, "Shoeless" Joe Jackson from MLB's permanent ineligible list. Rose and Jackson-- baseball's two pariahs, stained by gambling-- now have a clear pathway for consideration for Baseball's Hall of Fame. Story TK
