Arizona State Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

We at the ASU Sports and Entertainment Law Journal are proud to present Volume 2 Issue 1!

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Articles and Comments:

• Game Change: Letting Student-Athletes Earn a Living … Ben Glicksman 1
• Athlete-Students, Not Student-Athletes: Why It’s Time for NCAA Athletes to Get Paid … Alissa Abril 27
• A Middle Ground Approach to a Play-For-Play System … Casey Johnson 31
• What’s Mine Is Mine But What’s Yours Is Ours: IP Imperialism, the Right of Publicity, and
  Intellectual Property Social Justice in the Digital Information Age … Lateef Mtima 35
• Respecting the Limits of Judicial Discretion? … Lon Johnson 121
• Two Minutes for Slashing my Religion: Religious Discrimination in the Professional Sports Industry … Matthew J. Hamilton 125
• United Sports of America: Making Reasonable Accommodations for Religious Practices and
  Preferences of Sports Participants … Stephen Vincent 159
• False Advertising Claims: Analysis of Potential Athlete Endorser Liability … Natasha T. Brison, Thomas A. Baker III, Kevin K. Byon 163
• Spokesperson or Endorser? The FTC Guides and F.T.C. v. Garvey in Detail … Michael Pang 195
• Teaching An Old Dog New Tricks: Title IX and the Essential Upgrade … Kellen W. Bradley 199
• Title IX’s Real Problem is its Remedy … Chris Thiele 223