A state by state look at sports betting governance by Brian Scroggins Jr. Sports betting can be legalized in every state now. Cool. The question now is how will these…
Taylor Oldham, JD MBA, University of Kentucky Why the NFL Must Replace and Implement an Independent Policy for Domestic Violence INTRODUCTION The National Football League (NFL) is one of…
With its 32 teams across the league, the NFL has quickly become one of the upper-echelon professional sports leagues. Their attendance for 2018 was impressive; each week, roughly five-Hundred thousand…
You can’t pay student athletes? Have you seen their facilities though? Clemson’s mini golf course, South Carolina’s laser tag arena, and the crazy tech integrated in locker rooms across the…
In this week’s episode we have the pleasure of interviewing UK Law Student Elizabeth Lampert. Elizabeth has been a long-time equine enthusiast and has experience with horses dating back to…
Sit down conversation with Keeneland COO & VP Vince Gabbert- Talking horse racing, sports betting and the history of the Keeneland track Anyone familiar with the Lexington area knows the…
An interview with University of Kentucky’s Equine Law Professor, Frank Becker. Looking at the equine industry from contracts to immigration law and everything in between. Working with horses is one…
The Need for National Sports Betting Legislation As we round out our current discussion of Sports Betting, it is apparent that this topic is complex. Sports Betting is an intricate…
Mark Edward Blankenship Jr.[1] Sports, music, and fashion have always seemed to complement one another. The Converse All Star Chuck Taylor, which initially started off as a basketball shoe, have…
Looking at the impact of big data and microchip’s roles in the collection of athlete’s performances and metrics. An interview with Kristy Gale, Sports Technology Law Pioneer, in the space…