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Spring 2009 - Vol. 6, Issue 1
- Spectator Injuries: Examining Owner Negligence and the Assumption of Risk Defense - Aaron Wakamatsu
- Professional Sports Broadcasting and the Slingbox: Profitability Through License, Not Litigation - Bret Bechis
- Pay Equity Among College Coaches: A Summary of Case Law Since Stanley and Administrative Guidance? - Dave O’Brien, Tim O’Brien, & Vickie Sarfo-Kantanka
- The Increased Opportunity for Minorities in the National Football League Coaching Ranks: The Initial Success of the NFL’s Rooney Rule - Patrick K. Thornton
Fall 2008 - Vol. 5, Issue 1
- Out of Bounds: HIV and AIDS Discrimination in American Athletics - Casey Kovacic
- What’s in a Name: The Controversy Surrounding the NCAA’s Ban on College Nicknames and Mascots - Spencer D. Kelly
- NCAA Rule Enforcement after U.S. Department of Education v. NCAA: Will there be a Chilling Effect on the Self-Reporting of Violations? - Bryan V. Swatt
- A Major-League Changeup: Should Pitchers Have Their Own Craft Labor Unit Representation? - Tyler Beach
Spring 2007 - Vol. 4, Issue 1
- The Fundamentals of Teaching Sports Law - Adam Epstein
- A Superstar Exception to Professional Baseball Licensing Logic? - David Johnson
- The Development of Mixed Martial Arts: From Fighting Spectacles to State-Sanctioned Sporting Events - Peter Hess
- Re: Title IX Compliance: "If You Don't Respond, You Must Not Be Interested" - R. Scott Phillips
Spring 2006 - Vol. 3, Issue 1
- He Shouldn't Have to Eat Ramen: A Modest Pay-For-Play Proposal For NCAA Student-Athletes Participating in traditionally Profitable Sports - William O. Kessler
- Educating Someone Who Can't or Doesn't Want to be Educated: The Shifting Fiduciary Duty Continue of Big-Time College Sports - Richard Salgado
- A Fielder's Choice: How Agency Law Decides The True Owner of The 2004 Red Sox Final-Out Baseball - Brian E. Tierney
Fall 2005 - Vol. 2, Issue 2
- A License to Play Ball? An Analysis of Why Website Providers Should Not be Subject to Professional Athletes Players' Associations Licensing Contracts - Joshua R. Bernstein
- Whistle-Blowing And The Continued Expansion of Title IX in Jackson V. Brimingham Board of Education - Adam Epstein
- Betting on The Future of Sports: Why Gambling Should be Left Off The Field of Play - Brent J. Goodfellow
Spring 2005 - Vol. 2, Issue 1
- Proud Traditions: Reflections of a Lifelong Washington Redskins Fan on The Harjo Decisions & The Use of Native American Names in Sports - Justin Reiner
- The Legal Aspects of Sport Sculpture - John D. McMillen & Rebecca S. McMillen
- High-School Football Injuries: Who Besides The Players May Take a Hit? - Ryan Mulkins
- Major League Baseball & Drug Testing: A Legal Critique of The Current Policy And a Look at The Future of Drug testing in The MLB - Deanna Rusch
Spring 2004 - Vol. 1, Issue 1
- The House That Joe Taxpayer Built: Preserving The Role of Baseball Stadiums Without Providing Distorted Public Subsidies - Christopher Grego
- Title IX: Straining Toward an Elusive Goal - Jennifer E. Powell
- Avoiding Legal Sandtraps on The Golf Course - How Liability is Apportioned For Golfer's Bad Shots - Lincoln Scoffield