Join Athletic Business at NIRSA 2022 (Booth 1137)

Mar 25, 2022

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Athletic Business is excited to see everyone at NIRSA 2022 (March 29-April 1) in Portland, Ore. As NIRSA's preferred media partner, we hope you'll stop by our booth and tell us what you've been up to and where you're headed in the coming year!

For more information about the show head over to: https://www.nirsa.net/conference/nirsa-2022-portland/

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Power Conferences Working on Contract to Bind Schools to Enforcement Rules Regardless of State Laws

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How TinyMobileRobots are revolutionizing the world of Sports Field Marking

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WNBA Investigating 'Hateful Fan Comments' Following Reese-Clark Incident

Iowa Lawmakers Pass Bill Allowing Private School Students to Compete in Public School Athletics

Truckee, North Tahoe to Remain NIAA Members at Least One More Year

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Power Conferences Working on Contract to Bind Schools to Enforcement Rules Regardless of State Laws

Conference officials from the Big Ten, SEC, Big 12 and ACC are circulating a draft of a first-of-its-kind document intended to prevent universities from using state laws— the kind signed by Tennessee's governor earlier this month — to violate new enforcement rules.

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WNBA Investigating 'Hateful Fan Comments' Following Reese-Clark Incident

Racial comments by fans targeting certain players has become an all-too-common occurrence at sporting events — particularly at the high school level. This weekend, the problem reared its ugly head in the professional ranks.

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Iowa Lawmakers Pass Bill Allowing Private School Students to Compete in Public School Athletics

Lawmakers in Iowa last week passed a bill requiring public schools to allow private school students to compete on their sports teams.

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Truckee, North Tahoe to Remain NIAA Members at Least One More Year

The two California high schools that appeared poised to leave the Nevada Interscholastic Athletic Association in order to comply with California transgender law will stay in the NIAA at least one more year.

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Illinois to Allow HS Student-Athletes to Participate in Non-School Sports During Season

High school student-athletes in Illinois will now be able to participate on non-school teams during season play after the Illinois High School Association...

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Acrobatics and Tumbling, Stunt Recommended for NCAA Championship Status

Acrobatics and tumbling, and stunt have been recommended by the NCAA Committee on Women's Athletics to graduate to championship sports.

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Missouri Lawmakers Fail to Pass Stadium Funding Legislation

Missouri governor Mike Kehoe proposed Senate Bill 80, “Show Me Sports Investment Act,” and the House of Representatives approved it on Tuesday.

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Ohio Lawmakers Vote to Limit NIL Deals From Extending Beyond College

The Ohio House of Representatives on Wednesday voted 90-0 to protect college athletes from long-term name, image and likeness agreements.

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MHSAA to Recognize Boys' Volleyball as Varsity Sport in 2026

The Michigan High School Athletic Association last week announced that boys’ volleyball will be added as a state-sanctioned sport starting in Spring 2026.

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SEC Cancels Aggies-Sooners Softball Championship Game, Declares Co-Champions

The SEC on Saturday cancelled the conference softball championship game between Oklahoma and Texas A&M due to inclement weather.

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NCAA Men’s Basketball Rules Committee Proposes Changes to Enhance the 'Flow of the Game'

The NCAA Men's Basketball Rules Committee at its meeting last week in Indianapolis proposed changes to help enhance the flow of the game for the 2025-26 season.

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NCAA House Settlement Attorneys Walk Back Roster Limits to Placate Judge

The new plan would allow athletes who lost their spot on the roster a chance to continue playing without counting against the supposed limit.

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