In this episode of News & Brews Sports Biz, Katie and Ken are joined by Jim Booz, James Moore’s Director of Collegiate Athletics Services, to discuss the latest developments in NIL (name, image and likeness) regulations and the pending House settlement. The trio highlights key takeaways from Jim's recent panels at the NACDA Convention and new insights that have emerged since then. They also share preliminary results on the current state of NIL in the industry, emphasize the importance of working with knowledgeable advisors, and provide insights into IRS regulations that could affect institutions in the context of NIL. And as always, the group touches on their favorite brew choices of the month.

• Welcome (0:11)
• Key NACDA Takeaways and New Insights (0:50)
• Survey on the Current State of NIL (10:43)
• Three Things Institutions Should Do Now (13:10)
• Reliance on Third Parties (15:23)
• IRS Regulations for Tax-Exempt Organizations (17:37)
• Key Stakeholders for Strategic Decisions (27:33)
• What Should Keep You Up at Night (30:13)
• Featured Brews (34:19)
• Wrap up (36:22)

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In this episode of News & Brews Sports Biz, Katie and Ken are joined by Austin Dillard, Clemson University’s Associate AD of Business Operations and Acting CFO. Recorded during the 2024 NACDA/CABMA Convention in Las Vegas, the conversation dives into the financial reporting model of the future—the primary focus of the joint initiative that CABMA and James Moore plan to propose to the NCAA. The trio explores the changes coming with NIL institutional involvement and revenue sharing; strategies for CFOs to ensure smart financial decisions during these changes are also discussed. And, of course, they share their brew choices for the month!

• Welcome (0:11)
• Austin’s background and career path (0:41)
• CABMA-James Moore financial reporting initiative (4:28)
• NIL and Revenue sharing - optimistic outlook (17:50)
• Strategies for CFOs (25:24)
• Featured Brews (29:47)
• Wrap up (34:26)

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In this episode of News & Brews Sports Biz, Katie, Ken and Shane explore the latest in college athletics. They discuss the latest updates to the NCAA AUP guide, changes in NIL laws, and the implications of private equity investments in sports. Join them for a deep dive into these evolving topics, rounded out with their favorite brew picks and a preview of the upcoming convention in Las Vegas. Tune in for expert insights and engaging discussions!

• Welcome (0:11)
• 2024 NCAA AUP Guide Update (0:50)
• CABMA Financial Reporting Survey (2:52)
• Defining Revenue in Financial Models (3:56)
• NIL and the IRS (6:14)
• Negotiations around Athlete Compensation (10:37)
• Private Equity in College Athletics (11:44)
• Featured Brews (17:19)
• Wrap up (20:22)

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