Where College Athletics Meets Legal Reality Timely breakdowns of legal decisions and their impact on the NCAA, schools and student athletes.
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Recent episodes include "The NCAA Sued Ohio’s Governor. Its Argument? Free Speech." (26 October 2026, 69 minutes), "Can a Governor Override the NCAA? Ohio Just Raised the Stakes" (19 October 2026, 51 minutes), and "Is the PCSA Unconstitutional? + The NCAA’s Eligibility Fight Continues" (5 October 2026, 47 minutes).
uNILateral Decisions publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 45 minutes across 35 episodes.
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Episode #36
The NCAA sued Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine after his executive order made Ohio’s class of 2022 athletes eligible, and its argument is the First Amendment. Neal Ternes, a First Amendment scholar and assistant professor of...
Episode #35
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has entered the NCAA eligibility debate, signing an executive order that could give Class of 2022 athletes at Ohio universities another year of competition. But how much power does a governor...
Episode #33
The NCAA’s eligibility fight isn’t slowing down — and neither are the lawsuits. This week on uNILateral Decisions, Joe, Mike and Sam break down the NCAA’s transition rule and the growing wave of litigation surrounding...
Episode #32
The PCSA is closer than ever to becoming law. After passing all five procedural votes in the Senate with at least 70 votes each, the bill could be headed for a final Senate vote as early as next week. This week on...
Episode #31
This week on uNILateral Decisions, Joe Nickell, Mike Walsh, and Sam Ehrlich dig into the other side of the eligibility chaos — the cases where athletes didn’t receive an extra year. While headlines make it seem like...
Episode #30
Some of the most interesting cases in college sports messed around… but stopped just short of finding out. This week on uNILateral Decisions, we’re looking back at the cases that could have given us real answers to some...
Episode #30
College football has All-America teams, All-Conference teams… and now, apparently, it needs an All-Litigation Team . This week on uNILateral Decisions, Mike Walsh, Joe Nickell, Dominic Shelden and Sam Ehrlich draft the...
Episode #28
This week on uNILateral Decisions , Mike Walsh, Joe Nickell, and Sam Ehrlich sit down with Olivia Nuss , Assistant Attorney General in Louisiana, to break down the state’s sweeping new approach to regulating NIL agents...
Episode #27
Dominic Shelden, Mike Walsh, Sam Ehrlich and Joe Nickell are back to break down another chaotic week in college sports. The NCAA’s new five-years-to-play-five rule has created immediate fallout, with members of the 2022...
Episode #26
Jayden Daniels has sent a cease-and-desist letter to LSU, demanding the school stop using his name, image and likeness — and the dispute raises questions that go far beyond one former Heisman Trophy winner. This week on...
Episode #25
This week on uNILateral Decisions, Mike Walsh, Joe Nickell, and Sam Ehrlich break down the nationwide legal turmoil surrounding the NCAA’s new five‑for‑five eligibility rule—and why the class of 2022 has suddenly become...
Episode #24
This week on uNILateral Decisions , Mike Walsh, Joe Nickell, and Sam Ehrlich unpack Stanford football’s announcement that its players intend to unionize and collectively bargain with the ACC. The conversation dives into...
Episode #23
The latest version of the Protect College Sports Act (PCSA) is already changing—and the biggest conferences are leading the charge. This week on uNILateral Decisions , Mike Walsh, Joe Nickell, and Sam Ehrlich break down...
Episode #22
Regional conferences may be disappearing, but should they? In this episode of uNILateral Decisions , Dominic Shelden, Sam Ehrlich, Joe Nickell, and Mike Walsh tackle one of the biggest structural questions facing...
Episode #21
College sports is a topic of conversation with Congress again — but this time, the discussion wasn’t about transfer rules or eligibility; it was about stadium subsidies, tax‑exempt bonds, athlete taxation and the...
Episode #20
The conversation around federal legislation in college sports is heating up, and this week we're joined by one of the industry's most respected voices to break it all down. This week we're joined by Alex Kirshner...
Episode #19
On this episode of uNILateral Decisions, Joe Nickell, Mike Walsh and Sam Ehrlich break down a whirlwind week in college athletics. While headlines focused on the ongoing Sorsby saga and the rollout of the new...
Episode #15
<p>Could the SEC survive — and thrive — without the NCAA?</p><p>This episode of uNILateral Decisions explores the growing conversation around conference autonomy and whether major conferences like the SEC could...
Episode #14
<p>On this episode of uNILateral Decisions, Joe, Mike, and Sam break down the Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961 and why it may become one of the most important legal conversations in the future of college...
Episode #13
<p>College athletics is entering a new era of contracts, buyouts, and revenue sharing — but what should a “fair” deal between schools and athletes actually look like?</p><p>On this episode of uNILateral Decisions...
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