It was announced today that another career-high ATP Top 200 player would be joining the Texas Longhorns. Per College Tennis Nation, former junior No. 1 Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez will be joining the Longh...
One of the biggest weaknesses in the college tennis product is a lack of access to information. Finding scores, streams and schedules can feel like pulling teeth. The Intercollegiate Tennis Associatio...
The settlement which resolved the Brantmeier v. NCAA case earlier this year has reached another development, as a platform for pursuing damages has been announced. Athletes who forfeited prize money i...
The latest wrinkle in the NCAA eligibility fight over high school Class of 2022 just hit the desk. The Ohio Governor signed an executive order this evening, stating that “No State institution sh...
We got a taste of an optimized form of college tennis in Tulsa, Oklahoma at the ITA Men’s All American Championships. At this point, all of the biggest college tennis events have utilized electronic l...
The Protect College Sports Act passed through the US Senate Monday with a 77-22 margin, moving us one step closer to limited-nonsense college athletics reform. That is bad news for college football an...
Photo by Erez Aidlin It felt like we were robbed of a few exciting quarterfinal matches. After sealing their spot in the NCAA Singles Championship (All quarterfinalists and consolation bracket finalis...
This week, we saw all of the Power 4 conferences enact policies barring football and basketball players who signed professional contracts from returning to college athletics. Friday afternoon, the NCA...
Three weeks ago on July 31, Judge Charlotte Sweeney granted a class-wide injunction allowing Class of ’26 athletes a fifth year of eligibility, in line with the new 5-in-5 standard. But today, t...
This is not a drill. A Colorado District court judge just issued a class-wide preliminary injunction granting high school Class of 2022 athletes a fifth-year of eligibility, matching the eligibility s...
