New Sports Law Scholarship

Recently published scholarship includes (splitting this up over the next few days):

Douglas E. Abrams, The twelve-year-old girl’s lawsuit that changed America: the continuing impact of Now v. Little League Baseball,Inc. at 40, 20 VIRGINIA JOURNAL SOCIAL POLICY AND LAW 241 (2012)  

Kerensa E. Barr, Comment, How the “boys of fall” are failing Title IX, 82 UMKC LAW REVIEW 181 (2013)

Garrett R. Broshuis, Note, Restoring integrity to America’s pastime: moving towards a more normative approach to cheating in baseball, 14 TEXAS REVIEW OF ENTERTAINMENT AND SPORTS LAW 119 (2013)

Deborah L. Brake, Wrestling with gender: constructing masculinity by refusing to wrestle women, 13 NEVADA LAW JOURNAL 486 (2013)

Steven Broglio, and Rodney Fort, Concussion and concussion management in the NFL: pathophysiology and economics, 8 FIU LAW REVIEW 37 (2012) 

Dan L. Burk, Owning e-sports: proprietary rights in professional computer gaming, 161 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LAW REVIEW 1535 (2013) 

Brett Butz, J., Note, Grounding into a double standard: understanding and Repealing the Curt Flood Act, 8 UMASS LAW REVIEW 302 (2013) 

Steven Chen, Note, Keeping public use relevant in stadium eminent domain takings: the Massachusetts way, 40 B.C. ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS LAW REVIEW453 (2013)

Daniel A. Craig, Note, Bad sports: has Olympic brand protection gone too far?, 9 S.C. JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL LAW AND BUSINESS 375 (2013) 

Erin Cronk, Note, Unlawful encroachment: why the NCAA must compensate student-athletes for the use of their names, images, and likenesses, 34 UNIVERSITY OF LA VERNE LAW REVIEW 135 (2013) 

John G. Culhane, Not just the NFL: compensation, litigation, and public health in concussion cases, 8 FIU LAW REVIEW 5 (2012)

Christopher Davis, Jr.and Dylan Oliver Malagrinò, The myth of the “full ride”: cheating our collegiate athletes and the need for additional NCAA scholarship-limit reform, 65OKLAHOMA LAW REVIEW 605 (2013) 

Marcella David, Trademark unraveled: the US Olympic Committee versus knitters of the world, 14 MINNESOTA JOURNAL OF LAW SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 705 (2013) 

Ross E. Davies, Along comes the Players Association: the roots and rise of organized labor in Major League Baseball, 16 N.Y.U. JOURNAL OF LEGISLATION AND PUBLIC POLICY 321 (2013) 

Timothy Davis and Christopher T. Hairston, NCAA deregulation and reform: a radical shift of governance philosophy?, 92 OREGON LAW REVIEW 77 (2013)