Borovicanin v. NCAA, Governor DeWine’s Executive Order, Chicago Cubs, and More | Highlight Reel Headlines - October 19, 2026
Featuring:
Shelby Stevens, Litigation Attorney, Stokes Lawrence Velikanje Moore & Shore
Host:
Landis Barber, Attorney, Safran Law Offices
In this episode of Highlight Reel Headlines, host Landis Barber is
joined by Shelby Stevens to break down the sports law headlines from the past two weeks. The episode opens with Ohio Governor Mike DeWine’s executive order addressing eligibility for Class of 2022 college athletes. Then, Landis and Shelby revisit Borovicanin v. NCAA and discuss the Kentucky Court of Appeals’ decision in NCAA v. Wells. Later, the conversation turns to the NCAA’s unsuccessful effort to
centralize federal eligibility lawsuits through multidistrict
litigation. Finally, they close with the Chicago Cubs’ legal victory
in their dispute with a nearby rooftop business. It is a heavy college episode. So, join us as we break down the headlines!
13 Oct 2026
Arbitration in College Sports: NIL GO Disputes & The Protect College Sports Act | The College Sports Docket
Hosts:
Daniel Hare – Attorney, Rainey & Rainey
Keeton Cross – Associate, Webster Henry
Featured Guests:
Prof. Kristen Blankley – Henry M. Grether Professor of Law, University of Nebraska College of Law (Author of House Rules: Arbitrating NIL in College Athletics)
Tim Nevius – Co-Founder of FAIR Sports; Sports Attorney & Former NCAA Investigator
Join hosts Daniel Hare and Keeton Cross on this edition of The College Sports Docket as they examine the critical emergence of dispute resolution, arbitration, and dispute system design across collegiate athletics. In this episode, legal ethics and arbitration scholar Prof. Kristen Blankley and FAIR Sports co-founder Tim Nevius will break down how dispute resolution in college sports compares to Olympic (CAS) and domestic professional league models.
Listeners will get an inside look at how arbitrations function under the NIL GO and College Sports Commission (CSC) clearinghouse, including fair market value standards, initial rulings, and the debate surrounding confidential versus published arbitration awards. The discussion will also explore how universities are structuring dispute resolution within student-athlete revenue-sharing contracts, analyze transfer portal litigation, and evaluate Section 119 of the Protect College Sports Act—examining its proposed ban on pre-dispute arbitration agreements and the potential establishment of a national college sports ombuds office.
5 Oct 2026
Highlight Reel Headlines | October 5, 2026 – Nunnery v. NCAA, Zack Gelof, Robbie Avila, and More
Featuring:
Sydney Weiskopf, Attorney, Lyda Law Firm
Host:
Landis Barber, Attorney, Safran Law Offices
In this episode of Highlight Reel Headlines, host Landis Barber is
joined by Sydney Weiskopf to break down the sports law headlines from the two weeks. The episode opens with Nunnery v. NCAA, then Landis and Sydney turn to Zack Gelof's lawsuit against the Detroit Tigers (and others) following his injury at Comerica Park. Later, the conversation returns to NCAA eligibility, with an update on Robbie Avila's case.
After, Landis and Sydney discuss Pitt v. Marshall and interstate
sovereign immunity, a federal court's decision involving DraftKings and an Indiana, and the latest in the SEC's lawsuit against LSU. There is always plenty to discuss. So, join us as we break down the headlines!
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