It's 𝐆𝐀𝐌𝐄 𝐃𝐀𝐘 in Williamson County! Fall sports have started and football kicks off tonight, and we can't help but say a big "𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐘𝐨𝐮" to everyone that comprises our sports medicine teams at 14 different schools in the area. Along with Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee, we're proud to be tasked with keeping student-athletes safe and healthy on and off the field, and we can't wait for another great year of athletics in 2024-25! 🏈⚽️🏀🏐🥎
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HCHSA Event Operations Intern/ Sports management graduate student at Sam Houston State University
The interesting thing about private equity firms investing in college athletics is that it is being thought of as an additional stream of revenue for college athletics to pay the athletes. However, I think that private equity firms will mostly wnat to invest in bigger programs leaving smaller ones with more questions than answers. If those smaller programs cannot find enough additional revenue to pay athletes then they may have to cut certain sports. The first ones that may come to mind for programs would be some women's sports but it is not that easy. By cutting women's sports programs will have major title IX implications that go along with that decision. College sports are definitely in an interesting spot right now.
The NACDA convention in Las Vegas saw 7,000+ college athletics reps discussing the future of the industry. Key takeaways: 🚫 NCAA President Charlie Baker wants to ban prop betting on college sports, citing athlete harassment ⚖️ The employment status of athletes remains a hot topic, with ongoing debates and no clear resolution 💰 Private equity in college sports is being explored, but its implementation is complex and uncertain Plenty of questions remain as the industry navigates these issues. 📰 Ben Portnoy | https://ow.ly/IxyN50Sj4w9
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Periodization may seem like a complex strategy reserved for professional or collegiate teams with their own sports scientists. In our latest blog, however, Lindsay Schartner, head coach of the West Morris Mendham High School Boys Varsity Soccer team, clarifies how periodization is within reach for coaches at all levels. She explains how, through innovative planning and dedication, this essential strategy for player health and recovery can be successfully applied even in high school sports, despite the intense game schedules and regulatory constraints. Discover how to effectively implement periodization can help keep high school athletes healthy and performing at their best. Read now ➡️ https://bit.ly/4d1ora7
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Frozens love to grease The Powerful to keep their ‘impede progress’ plans rolling… While this PBS piece was shot pre-Natty showdown, it is worth a watch as it summarizes the NCAA plan to enact their two-step process to stay in power by 1. Talking about offering a small amount of yearly $$$ to ‘student-athletes’ (in a proposal that has more holes than a block of Swiss cheese), to buy them some time…and, 2. Using that time to convince their fellow Frozens in Congress(!?!) to enact laws to keep them in power—like those folks don’t have more pressing matters to attend to than sticking their noses into the money-dripping poopshow of college sports? But, this is one of ways Frozens keep their scams rolling: coddle up to money-hungry, powerful bureaucrats to write laws no constituents are begging for and then vote them into power. 🤷💸🤯
How money is changing the landscape of college sports
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Honors and Pre-Med Biochemistry Student at The Ohio State University, Medical Scribe at Central Ohio Urology Group, Resident Advisor, and President of Buckeye Buddies OSU
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Welcome to Buckeye Buddies OSU! We are a nonprofit Student Organization at The Ohio State University that works with Special Olympics Ohio to play Unified Sports. Through our multi-week Unified football and basketball seasons, we partner with Special Olympics Athletes to play competitive games and forge lasting friendships that promote the power of inclusion. Follow our page to learn more about our mission!
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Digital Marketing & Communications Pro | #SportsBiz Pro & Speaker | FSU 30 Under 35 (2019) | Tallahassee NYP 20 Under 40 (2020) | GCSU Young Alumni of the Year (2019) | Mentorship and Networking Leader & Coach
Florida State Sport Management, DePaul School of Hospitality and Sports Business, University of Florida - Department of Sport Management, UNC Sports & Entertainment Summit, UW-Parkside Sport Management Conference, SDSU Sport & Recreation Management/Administration, Mercer University SMAC fellows....to learn more about the world of College Sports Communicators and sports communication, please tune into this webinar!!
Join Arkansas State University's Caleb Garner, Illinois Wesleyan University's Katie Gonzales, Oberlin College's Amanda Phillips, and Mississippi State University's Brian Ogden as they tell you more about our College Sports Communicators (CSC) organization, our members, the CSC U Committee and the benefits of being part of our ever-growing membership. Pre-register now at: https://lnkd.in/g7UMkjFi
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An important professional development opportunity for those navigating the complexities of high risk behaviors especially hazing. At whatever level of organizational charts or across types of Postsecondary institutions and other higher education based organizations, this can help you create plans to improve the experience of students.
EARLY-BIRD REGISTRATION ENDS APRIL 30. Hosted once again at the NCAA Hall of Fame & Conference Center in Indianapolis, the Hazing Prevention Institute is a two-day intensive program for college and high school professionals across all student activities & organizations including athletics, fraternity & sorority life, recreation/club sports, performing arts, etc. LEARN MORE AT: https://lnkd.in/gzHKnWUR The Hazing Prevention Institute is powered by the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) in collaboration with the Piazza Center. The Institute is sponsored by the Max Gruver Foundation and Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. #hazingprevention #betheleader #stopcampushazing #hazinghurts
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This should be an awkward exit interview.
Six days ago, Long Beach State announced it was firing head coach Dan Monson after 17 years. However, the school decided to allow him to coach out the Big West Tournament. So, he just led LBSU to the Big West title—and the school’s first NCAA Tournament berth in over a decade.
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Signify is in Phoenix this week for the NCAA Convention where we will be speaking about the online abuse of athletes and officials in college sports, and in particular, the relationship between sports betting and online abuse. If you are in Phoenix or attending the convention and would like to catch up with us then please get in touch. #NCAAconv #athletementalhealth #onlineabuse #ThreatMatrix
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