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Recently published scholarship includes: Douglas E. Abrams, Player safety in youth sports: sportsmanship and respect as an injury-prevention...
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Myron Medcalf of ESPN.com has an extensive article on the NBA's minimum age requirement , which requires that U.S. players be 19-years-o... -
The sports world marked today's 40th anniversary of Title IX by showing a lot of women's sports on TV, including Olympic trials in ...
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MLB's new CBA has an interesting provision: a three-day paternity leave list. It allows a team to replace a player on its active roste... -
I have posted on SSRN an early draft of my forthcoming article in the Pepperdine Law Review : Do You Believe He Can Fly? Royce White and Rea... -
At Sunday's Olympic Trials in the women's 100m, there was a tie for third place (the final spot on the team). And now the question ...
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Jun Woo Kim and I recently published a (non-legal) statistical article in the Journal of Quantitative Analysis in Sports that looks at age a... -
I was recently asked by Harvard Law School to write a tribute for Professor Paul Weiler, my former sports law professor who is retiring from...
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Ed O'Bannon's class action lawsuit against the NCAA, which centers on the NCAA's use and licensing of former college players... -
In an effort to boost goal scoring, the National Hockey League has decided to increase the allowable curvature of sticks from a half-inch t...