College Sports Can Be Exploitive. They Can Also Be a Lifeline.

By BY KURT STREETER from NYT Sports Our columnist welcomes significant changes to the amateurism rules that undergird the N.C.A.A.’s business model in the hope that young athletes might flourish, as he did, playing college sports.https://nyti.ms/3cd6yq6

A State Skirmish Over N.C.A.A. Amateurism Rules Has Quickly Become a National Battle

By BY BILLY WITZ from NYT Sports Since California passed a law allowing college athletes to profit from their fame, the issue has broadened and moved to Capitol Hill.https://nyti.ms/2KXSneD

College Coaches Might See Top Prospects Through Streams This Summer

By BY ADAM ZAGORIA from NYT Sports At least four big events are planned in Las Vegas in July. But these are no bubbles like in the pros — there are no mandated coronavirus tests or restrictions on where players may stay.https://nyti.ms/2VwX01J

Will New N.C.A.A. Rules Really Keep Agents and Boosters at Bay?

By BY BILLY WITZ from NYT Sports If college athletes are permitted to cash in on their fame, how can the N.C.A.A. forbid guidance from people who have long worked in the shadows?https://nyti.ms/2WcCSS0