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D1 Student Athletes are employees - NLRB September 2021

https://www.nlrb.gov/news-outreach/news-story/nlrb-general-counsel-jennifer-abruzzo-issues-memo-on-employee-status-of 

NLRD Genderal Counsel sends message D1 Scholarship are employees

https://www.steptoe-johnson.com/content/nlrb-general-counsel-sends-strong-message-many-scholarship-athletes-are-employees 

SC Coach fired day after Title IX Suit

 https://www.athleticbusiness.com/operations/personnel/article/15289043/sc-state-coach-fired-one-day-after-title-ix-suit?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_email=email&utm_term=&utm_medium=5245H2863912E1Z

Poland - Others Boycott World Cups games in Russia

 https://www.athleticbusiness.com/operations/safety-security/article/15288990/poland-others-boycott-world-cup-games-in-russia?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_email=email&utm_term=&utm_medium=5245H2863912E1Z&oly_enc_id=5245H2863912E1Z

WVU Tech to bring college football back to Beckle…

https://www.register-herald.com/news/wvu-tech-to-bring-college-football-back-to-beckley/article_9d182499-fa88-5921-9485-8bb6f1cb927f.html


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Shooting at Planet Fitness

 https://www.athleticbusiness.com/operations/safety-security/article/15288778/one-man-shot-at-california-planet-fitness?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_email=email&utm_term=&utm_medium=5245H2863912E1Z

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Fight in the stands

Steigerworld (@John Steigerwald) Tweeted: I don't know the details of what caused this but I have a feeling the adult deserved it. https://twitter.com/steigerworld/status/1493886659867336704?s=27

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Shortfall in HS Officials

 https://www.athleticbusiness.com/operations/governing-bodies/article/15288626/nfhs-searches-for-solutions-to-cover-loss-of-50k-officials?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_email=email&utm_term=&utm_medium=5245H2863912E1Z&oly_enc_id=5245H2863912E1Z

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Fwd: Registration Reminder | USCAH Webinar: NCAA Constitution Updates

Exercise Science / Student Athlete Welfare discussion

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Join our panel of experts for part two of reimagining athletics healthcare series.

REGISTRATION REMINDER Join the U.S. Council for Athletes' Health (USCAH) for Part II of the Reimagining Athletic Medicine & Student-Athlete Health and Welfare in 2022 and Beyond, as our panel look at how the new NCAA Constitution affects athlete health and safety. NCAA Constitution Updates and Creating an Environment for Athletes to Address Health and Safety Concerns Thursday, February 17, 2022 Noon - 1 PM EST REGISTER NOW Following the recent NCAA Convention and passing of a new constitution it is imperative that academic institutions and their athletic departments come together to support student athlete physical and mental health well-being. We invite athletics administrators, faculty athletics representatives, athletic trainers, and other interested parties to take part in this interactive conversation that will reflect the following learning objectives: Identifying the key stakeholders in student-athlete health and safety Describing strategies to implement student athlete health and welfare changes specific to the new NCAA Constitution Defining and discussing the role of the Faculty Athletic Representative (FAR) specific to the new NCAA Constitution FACULTY ATHLETICS REPRESENTATIVES The role of the Faculty Athletics Representative is taking on new meaning as well, and the USCAH team will host an additional session for FAR at the conclusion of the regular webinar. Additional info will be shared directly with you following registration. Please forward this to your FAR.  PANELISTS CHAD ASPLUND, MD, MPH Executive Director, USCAH Sports Medicine Physician and Professor of Family Medicine and Orthopedics, Medical College of Georgia Medical Director, USA Basketball DOUG AUKERMAN, MD, MBA Executive Director, AHAA Senior Associate Athletics Director, Oregon State Sports Medicine Physician, Samaritan Health Systems JIM CRAWLEY, MEd, ATC, PT, HSS-SE Assistant Professor, Health Sciences Program, Dominican College NCAA Faculty Athletics Representative MIKE RACY, JD Commissioner, Mid-American Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) Moderator JAMES BORCHERS, MD, MBA President and CEO, USCAH Chief Medical Officer, Big Ten Continuing Education Units This events has been approved for 1.0 Category A continuing education units from the NATABOC. All registrants must complete the post-event survey. Additional Information Schedule and format: Noon ET. Opening statements and roundtable virtual discussion with open Q&A via Zoom function Fee(s): None Cancellation/refund policy: In event of a cancellation, an email will be sent to all registrations. As the event is free, there will be no refund. Sponsors: None Required materials and equipment: None Registration There is no fee for this discussion; however, registration is required. We encourage you to forward this invitation to interested colleagues. Unable to join us at the scheduled time? Register anyway and we will provide you a link to a recording of this webinar. REGISTER NOW Copyright © 2021 U.S. Council for Athletes' Health (USCAH), All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: 1241 Dublin Road, Suite 120, Columbus, OH 43215 Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.

KY considering creating misdemeanor charge of intimidating a sports official | WCHS

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KY considering creating misdemeanor charge of intimidating a sports official

VANCEBURG, Ky (WCHS) —

Threatening a sports official could soon become a crime in Kentucky. Lawmakers are considering legislation to create the misdemeanor charge of intimidating a sports official.

The hope is this legislation will alleviate the shortage of referees for sporting events, because the future of high school athletics could be at stake.

"We're down in Kentucky about 25% to 30% of the available pool of officials," reported Julian Tackett, Commissioner of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association.

"We can't cover all of the games that are out there because we have a shortage of officials," said Rep. David Hale, R-Wellington.

Hale says the shortage is due to referees that don't want to deal with threats and intimidation from fans at sporting events.

Josh Hughes is the athletic director at Lewis County High School and has seen officials struggle with confrontations.

"It's getting to a point where people are just not wanting to deal with any of it, with an actual physical confrontation, those types of things are happening more often it seems," Hughes said.

Rep. Hale is sponsoring House Bill 220 which would create the misdemeanor crime of intimidating a sports official. Offenders could face up to a year in jail for threatening to injure a sports official or damage a referee's property or business interests.

"I think it's long overdue. We're getting low on officials and guys are getting out of the game because of intimidation," said Hughes.

Vanceburg Police Chief Joe Billman is also a sports official.

"Parents sometimes are crazy over their kids," Billman said.

Chief Billman said that over the course of his 25 years as a referee, he has been threatened and intimidated, but at sporting events, he has learned to tune out the fans.

"I've had fans come to the floor, and if they come to the floor, that's when they get my attention and that's when I've tossed fans," Billman said.

"I think parents are different, and I think there is this idea that someone is out to cheat you," Hughes said. "I don't know where that came from."

The House Judiciary Committee has sent the legislation to the full House for consideration.

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Nebraska clears way for decision on sports alcoho…

https://yourvalley.net/stories/nebraska-clears-way-for-decision-on-sports-alcohol-sales,285964

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Georgia Athletics Extends Pilot Alcohol Sales Pro…

https://georgiadogs.com/news/2022/2/11/georgia-athletics-extends-pilot-alcohol-sales-program-to-baseball-and-softball.aspx

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Peleton Making Cuts - Changing CEO

 https://www.athleticbusiness.com/operations/article/15288273/peloton-cuts-thousands-of-jobs-replaces-ceo?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_email=email&utm_term=&utm_medium=5245H2863912E1Z&oly_enc_id=5245H2863912E1Z

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USWNT's Rapinoe, Morgan - U.S. Soccer 'stood by'…

https://www.espn.com/soccer/united-states-usaw/story/4590298/uswnts-rapinoemorgan-us-soccer-stood-by-as-players-were-abused-by-coaches

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Jobs in Athletics - Are you getting the experience to get the Job

https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=0bf059fb2b0b642f&q=High+School+Athletics&l=Pittsburgh,+PA&tk=1freu9bb1u6nt800&from=ja&alid=5ef4564653963d5db53c2a6d&utm_campaign=job_alerts&utm_medium=email&utm_source=jobseeker_emails&rgtk=1freu9bb1u6nt800

or this site

https://careers.pageuppeople.com/856/cw/en-us/job/495941/athletic-equipment-manager

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Sean McAndrews, MA
Assistant AD Compliance, Facilities, Game Administration

West Virginia State University

NCAA D2

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SPRING HHP 420/ HHP 428 - FEB. 24 WEBINAR - THE DISINTEGRATION OF THE NCAA

The Drake group is composed of many people who have worked in Athletics or higher education.

They go over a great deal of what is wrong in sports at various levels, mostly the NCAA.

My objective teaching this class is for you to question and learn from a variety of sources.

Sign up if you want to 

Here is their website - https://www.thedrakegroup.org/ - plenty of case analysis

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Assistant AD Compliance, Facilities, Game Administration

West Virginia State University

NCAA D2

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The Price of Rejecting National Governance?

REGISTER HERE Since 1909, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has been the primary voice and largest national athletics governance association for four-year colleges and universities in the United States. Following decades of enormous legal fees challenging rules restraining college athlete employment, facing hundreds of concussion-related lawsuits, and then suffering an adverse June 2022 Alston U.S. Supreme Court decision that eviscerated its college athlete eligibility system built on control through use of "amateur status" regulations, the organization appeared to freeze based on fear of future litigation. Within six months, the NCAA convened a "Constitution Committee" and at its January 2022 NCAA convention, members voted to move away from a national governance model of college sports and begin a transition to rule-making and enforcement by competitive division. The result will be a much different competitive and regulatory landscape. For all of us who are committed to continuing the good that college athletics does for athlete personal development and the excitement and pride it brings to campus, community, and alumni, there is a need to understand this new economic and governance structure. Will it be capable of solving issues including, academic integrity, athlete health, safety and well-being, gender inequities and other harms to participants and higher education?  See recordings of webinars you missed: #1 -"Wild West or Brave New World – National Experts Share Their Thoughts on College Athlete Compensation" #2 - "Millionaires or Minimum Wage? Current and Former College Athletes Speak on Athletes' Compensation" #3 - "The Silent Struggle – Experts Speak Out On College Athletes' Mental Health" #4 "The Transgender Athlete in Girls' and Women's Sport: Science, Law, and Social Justice Explained" #5 - "Title IX and the NIL Marketplace: Subterfuge or Opportunity to Remedy HIstorical Inequities?"  #6 - "Keeping Everything We Love About Collegiate Sport While Fixing Its Failed Governance Structure" #7 - "Racial Exploitation in College Sports: A Continuing Disgrace" For the most current information on The Drake Group, follow us on Twitter and Facebook or visit us at www.thedrakegroup.org. For high school and college athletes and their parents: Follow @AskDocEmmett on Twitter and @AthleteRights101 on Instagram for trustworthy info and where athletes can safely ask questions. Watch the Critical Issues in Collegiate Athletics Webinar Series on our YouTube channel: College Athletics The Drake Group Media queries on this topic may be directed to David Ridpath, Past President, The Drake Group Board of Directors - ridpath@ohio.edu Share This Email ‌ ‌ ‌ The Drake Group is an academic think tank working to better educate the U.S. Congress and higher education decision-makers about critical issues in intercollegiate athletics for he purpose of ensuring that the promise of college athletics is realized for all stakeholders. Copyright: CC BY-NC-ND --In residence at the University of New Haven--

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