Amanda Christovich is a reporter at Front Office Sports. She covers a range of topics including sports, sports business, and competitive sports, along with general assignment news related to government, politics, and legal affairs. Amanda's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yardbarker, Crain's Chicago Business, Ad Age, and MarketWatch.
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Amanda's coverage heavily focuses on college athletics, particularly the NCAA and its policies. She frequently discusses legal policy regulations, government announcements, and includes expert commentary in her articles.
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LSU and Lane Kiffin are victorious—for now. On Thursday evening in a courthouse in Baton Rouge, Judge William Jorden issued a ruling that
The legal battle over eligibility was ever-present in Death Valley on Saturday.
By: Amanda Christovich
LSU notched a decisive first win amid its brief legal detente.
BATON ROUGE — Lane Kiffin arrived on the set of ESPN's College GameDay around 10 a.m. local time with a look of determination.
A new filing says the conference’s presidents will meet Thursday and vote on whether to expel LSU over its push to sign former NFL players.
The conference is seeking the authority to expel LSU.
LSU will not roster these specific ex-NFL players after all. But it’s unclear if it ends the legal battle between LSU and the SEC.
LSU has opted not to roster two players who signed NFL preseason contracts.
The SEC had been scheduled to vote on LSU's expulsion.
By: Amanda Christovich
The pair participated pro bono to promote the Protect College Sports Act.
