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Trump DOJ Enters NCAA Eligibility Debate

2 days ago | frontofficesports.com | Amanda Christovich

On Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Justice filed a statement of interest in Zeigler v. NCAA, a case challenging the NCAA’s transfer restrictions on antitrust grounds. The brief, which does not take a formal stance but appears to lean in favor of the NCAA, is hardly the first the agency has filed in a college sports case. But it is the first time the DOJ has weighed in on an NCAA eligibility case specifically.
Thunder Favored, but Bettors Backing Pacers Big in NBA Finals

2 days ago | frontofficesports.com | Colin Salao

The 2025 NBA Finals series between the Thunder and Pacers is one of the most lopsided in history—at least based on the odds. Oklahoma City is favored somewhere from -650 to -750, depending on the sportsbook, making the matchup one of the 10 most-lopsided NBA Finals, according to Sports Odds History. Despite the gap—or perhaps because of it—bettors are putting their money on Indiana.
How Texas Tech Put Together Its First Ever WCWS Run

2 days ago | frontofficesports.com | Amanda Christovich

On Monday night, Texas Tech athletic director Kirby Hocutt was standing on the field at Devon Park in Oklahoma City. As the Red Raiders ended the Oklahoma Sooners dynasty, securing their first-ever softball national championship berth, Hocutt was chatting with the two boosters who helped make it happen: John and Tracy Sellers, who had helped bring in star pitcher NiJaree Canady, as well as a star-studded roster under new head coach Gerry Glasco.
Lois Boisson Turns Historic French Open Run Into Career Payday

2 days ago | frontofficesports.com | Colin Salao

In sports, there are unprecedented underdog feats. And then there’s what Lois Boisson is doing at the 2025 French Open, her home Grand Slam. Boisson, a wild-card qualifier ranked No. 361, defeated world No. 6 Mirra Andreeva on Wednesday to advance to the women’s singles semifinals at Roland-Garros. According to ESPN, she’s the third-lowest-ranked player to advance to a Grand Slam semifinal in the last 30 years. She’s also the first player to make the semis in her Grand Slam debut in 35 years.
NBA Finals Ticket Prices Down 25%, Still Average Over $1,000

3 days ago | frontofficesports.com | Colin Salao

Tickets to the NBA Finals are never cheap. But with two of the league’s smallest markets playing, this year’s tickets are cheaper compared to the last few seasons. The $1,147 average ticket price for the 2025 NBA Finals dips below the previous lows of $1,169 in 2023 and $1,200 in 2021, per TickPick, which has tracked prices since 2019.
New Lawsuit Challenges High School NIL, Transfer Restrictions

3 days ago | frontofficesports.com | Amanda Christovich

For more than a decade, the NCAA has faced a mountain of legal challenges to its restrictions on NIL (name, image, and likeness) deals and transfers. The governing body has mostly lost the ability to enforce these rules as a result. Now, a new lawsuit is taking aim at those same restrictions in high school.
NBA Playoff TV Ratings Up 3%, Pacers-Knicks G6 Sets High Mark

3 days ago | frontofficesports.com | Colin Salao

The NBA on TNT went out on a high note. Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals between the Pacers and Knicks, the last NBA game on TNT, drew 8.12 million viewers Saturday, the most-watched game of the 2025 NBA playoffs so far. The previous high was 7.35 million for Game 4 of the first-round series between the Timberwolves and Lakers on ABC. The entire six-game series averaged 7 million viewers, up 10% from last year’s series (Celtics vs. Pacers, a four-game sweep).
Aces Players Get Second $100K Bonus As WNBA Probe Drags On

3 days ago | frontofficesports.com | Colin Salao

Last year, each player on the Las Vegas Aces received $100,000 from a sponsorship deal with the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA), which prompted an investigation from the WNBA. There is still no verdict from that investigation—and the LVCVA is continuing its partnership with Aces players. According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, each Aces player will receive another $100,000 this year—which is about 40% of the highest annual salary of any WNBA player.
Jackie Redmond On Absurd Travel Between NHL Playoffs, WWE

3 days ago | frontofficesports.com | Ryan Glasspiegel

Jackie Redmond is living her life a quarter-mile at a time. She has had a particularly grueling stretch as an interviewer on TNT Sports’s top NHL broadcast team and WWE Raw and Premium Live Events. She spoke to FOS about the wildest part of criss-crossing the continent, how she prepares for the dual roles, and CM Punk tormenting her for being a Maple Leafs fan. Front Office Sports: You’re in the middle of this grueling stretch with the NHL playoffs.
Nijaree Canady’s $1 Million Arm Slays Softball Favorite Oklahoma

4 days ago | frontofficesports.com | Annie Costabile

In softball, there is no greater Goliath than Oklahoma. The Sooners were in pursuit of their fifth consecutive NCAA championship this season on Monday night in the Women’s College World Series semifinals in Oklahoma City when they met their David. Texas Tech defeated Oklahoma 3-2 after Lauren Allred’s sacrifice fly in the bottom of the seventh secured a walk-off win and the first Red Raiders trip to the WCWS Finals.