Pastner Put UNLV Up for Sale and Told the Truth Out Loud
Josh Pastner’s $12 million “owner” pitch is not a stunt. It is the most honest admission yet that college basketball already runs on sugar daddies, and Vegas should lead.
Category: College Basketball
Alabama’s NIL Content Guy Just Became the Story He Was Paid to Control
Alabama’s NIL content director was arrested in a Shelby County sting, and the brand machine built to sell Crimson Tide basketball just handed rivals a permanent talking p
Eighteen College Kids Will Out-Earn LeBron Next Season
NIL has flipped the hierarchy: Haugh tops $10M at Florida while LeBron plays on the vet minimum, and college is now bidding directly against the NBA rookie scale.
Duke and Michigan Got Whacked by a Streaming Rights Screw-Up
Duke scrapped Michigan over a TV rights mess tied to its Amazon deal, nearly fled to a baseball park, and settled for Texas Tech at MSG instead.
The NCAA Locked the Door and Called It Fairness
The Board refuses to grandfather athletes who exhausted eligibility under the old rules, even after Sankey admitted the age-based fix was rushed without data.
UNC Fired Hubert Davis Because Talent Stopped Translating in March
Newmark called firing Hubert Davis brutally difficult and personal. The 125-54 record, back-to-back first-round exits, and booster calculus show why the decision was inev
Ohio Judge Just Forced the NCAA to Live With Its Own Fifth Year
The NCAA lost its bid to freeze a fifth-year injunction. Fifteen basketball players remain eligible, and the transfer chaos is only starting for 2026-27 rosters.
One Ohio Judge Just Turned Graduating Seniors Into Free Agents
An Ohio injunction cracked open fifth-year eligibility for named players, exposing empty NIL budgets and turning lawsuits into the new recruiting cycle.
Ohio Judge Just Reopened the Portal and Rosters Will Burn
An Ohio injunction gave exhausted seniors a fifth season and late portal entry, threatening roster chaos right before fall classes and rewriting 2026-27 projections overn
The NCAA Cut the Class of 2022 and the Lawsuits Are the Payback
Class of 2022 basketball players locked out of the new five-year model are flooding courts after an Ohio injunction. The exclusion is the real scandal, not the rule.