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Collegiate Capitalism: The Battle For The Future of College Sports

Collegiate Capitalism: The Battle For The Future of College Sports

Hardcover

Business GeneralSports GeneralGeneral Law

Publisher Price: $34.99

ISBN10: 1959993712
ISBN13: 9781959993711
Publisher: Networlding Publishing
Published: Jun 19 2026
Pages: 416
Weight: 1.56
Height: 0.94 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

He defended the NCAA for a decade. Now he is telling the truth about what came next and why.

When Donald M. Remy joined the NCAA in 2011 as its top lawyer, the institution was already absorbing pressures decades in the making: antitrust law reaching back to Board of Regents, state legislatures challenging NCAA self-governance, and the gravitational pull of billions in broadcast revenue. Over the next ten years, as Chief Legal Officer and then Chief Operating Officer, Remy developed litigation strategy, advised university presidents and administrators through governance challenges, and helped lead the institution's defense of amateurism. The Supreme Court opened the door to widespread sports betting in Murphy and ruled unanimously against the NCAA in Alston. The transfer portal enabled de facto free agency, reshaping recruiting and roster construction at every level. Name, image, and likeness contracts rewrote the rules for every coach in America. And the $2.8 billion House v. NCAA settlement set the terms of a new era in which schools, for the first time in history, could pay athletes directly through revenue sharing.

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