Renters filed a lawsuit alleging that a company that makes price-setting software for apartments and nine of the nation’s biggest property managers formed a cartel to artificially inflate rents in violation of federal law.

You can’t begin a talk about the current state of college athletics without fully understanding how we got here. Many people will point to one or two recent Supreme Court decisions as the impetus for Name, Image, and Likeness (“NIL”). In reality, the drive started much earlier than that and – one could argue – has been building since the start of the NCAA.