Former antitrust enforcers under both Democratic and Republican administrations rally against the SCORE Act and raise the possibility for algorithmic price fixing by schools w/r/t NIL agreements. c6359a8f-fa33-4b9f-9dfe-dc9c3c73e548.usrfiles.com/ugd/f96b62_e...

Let's look at the math. Say you have 4 options: 15,30, and two options for 50 year mortgages (one where interest is same as 30, one higher.) Take a look at how much more interest you have to pay with a 50-year mortgage.

And here we go. Specialized has added a tariff surcharge on bikes, beginning with the newly-introduced mountain e-bike, Turbo Levo 4.

The DOJ has filed a statement of interest in opposition to the Proposed Settlement in the NCAA NIL litigation, noting the agreement enshrines for ten years "a facially anticompetitive restraint." (full statement here: www.justice.gov/atr/media/13...)

Amazing. For decades, the NCAA has fought NIL tooth and nail, with their economic "experts" offering myriad specious arguments. Now we have coaches acknowledging that "NIL opportunities are essential for our student athletes to help them succeed on and off the field."