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The Sports Law Professor 

Brings some of the ideas of legal scholarship to bear on sports issues.
Post Frequency: 0.3/day Last Entry: February 05, 2010 at 22:00:53 Recent Entries: 86
By Jeffrey Standen
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Donovan's Reef
Posted on June 05, 2007University of Florida basketball coach Billy Donovan made a decision to work for the Orlando Magic, and then changed his mind. Maybe he should have been more certain of his preferences before signing the contract, but the fact is he wasn't. He made a mistake, and didn't know his own wishes until after the fact...
Final Entry from Boston
Posted on May 19, 2007The last panel of the conference was comprised of the heads of three of sports major unions: Billy Hunter of the NBPA, Donald Fehr of MLBPA, and Gene Upshaw of the NFLPA. Most of their comments were (consistent with the theme of the conference) in the nature of informing attendees of the news...
Getaway Day
Posted on May 19, 2007I am an occasional speaker at academic conferences, and know that the timing of the panel on which I am invited to speak is crucial. When the conference organizer asks me to present my thoughts at a Saturday morning panel, the only self-respecting response is to hang up the phone (and wait for the conciliatory call)...
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