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Vol. 60, Issue 1, 2025December 31, 2025 PDT

It’s Time to Stop Punting: Preserving the Integrity of College Sports One NIL Deal at a Time

Talon D. Tarone, J.D Candidate,
NILCollege SportsathleticsHouse v. NCAA
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Articles in Vol. 60, Issue 1, 2025

Vol. 60, Issue 1, 2025
  • From the Court to the Courtroom: A _Stanley_ Lens to Potential Equal Pay Act Claims for Women’s Collegiate Athletes
    Katrina L. G. Murphy
  • It’s Time to Stop Punting: Preserving the Integrity of College Sports One NIL Deal at a Time
    Talon D. Tarone
  • Cleaning Our Hands of Climate Washing: Promoting Corporate Responsibility with the European Union’s Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive
    Parker M. Jacobs
  • Trial Lawyers and an Ethos of Leadership: Enhancing Legal Education to Meet Evolving Demands
    Anthony J. Ghiotto
  • The Excluded: Where Did Our Rights Come From, Who Paid the Price Trying to Establish Them, and Who Is Trying to Take Them Away? The Centuries-Long Struggle for Inclusion
    Jim Brosnahan
  • The Political Question Doctrine and the International Court of Justice
    Halil Rahman Basaran
University of San Francisco Law Review
Talon D. Tarone, It’s Time to Stop Punting: Preserving the Integrity of College Sports One NIL Deal at a Time, 60 U.S.F. L. Rev. 186 (2025).
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