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Terry Pegula Covered $700 Million of Highmark Stadium Overruns

How the Bills are managing a $700 million cost overrun while turning fewer seats, premium suites, and long-term partnerships into lasting revenue.

Inside ESPN’s $345 Million Bet to Lock Down College Football

On October 16, ESPN’s Pete Thamel revealed the true cost of expanding college football to a 24-team playoff: an extra $345 million every year. But the eye-catching part sits inside the bill.

NASCAR's First Outside CEO Leaves Ben Kennedy Next in Line

NASCAR turns to Steve O’Donnell to lead the sport after a turbulent legal battle, while Ben Kennedy gains greater responsibility in a family business with succession still undecided.

Greg Penner Put Walmart Money Behind Every Big Denver Team

New money brings fresh hope to Colorado, but the Rockies still have to prove they can build a winning team while asking fans to pay more.

Dana White Needs Ted Cruz to Make Zuffa Boxing Work

Dana White’s boxing venture has the money and broadcast backing to challenge the sport’s traditional model, but Ted Cruz must help secure legislation that balances business control with fighters’ rights.

Fenway Sold David Hoffmann the Penguins but Kept Their TV

Fenway retains a role in the Penguins’ broadcast business as the Hoffmann family weighs the future of SportsNet Pittsburgh.

Ryan Smith Needs the Miller Family’s Ballpark Site for MLB

A bold ownership vision and a passionate sports market are fueling Salt Lake City's pursuit of an MLB franchise.

Hal Steinbrenner Brought In Apollo to Refinance the Yankees

Apollo brings $2.6 billion in financing to the Yankees, but Hal Steinbrenner keeps the final say.

Alex Golesh’s Recruiting Board Is Now a Trade Secrets Case

Auburn’s confidential recruiting evaluations are now at the center of a felony investigation.

Bryson DeChambeau Could Go From Creditor to LIV Owner

DeChambeau could turn his $5.77 million LIV claim into an ownership stake as the league restructures its future.

Arthur Blank Is Selling Falcons Equity Without Giving Up Control

Arctos Partners Acquires 10% Stake in Atlanta Falcons at $10.6B Valuation While Keeping Control in Family Hands

Craig Tiley Signed Kalshi Before the Courts Settled Prediction Markets

Court Battles and Courtside Deals: How Craig Tiley Secured the US Open’s First Prediction Market Sponsor Amid a Multi-State Legal War

Cody Campbell’s Money Helped Push the College Sports Bill Through

While boosters promise order and protection for Olympic sports, player advocates warn the Senate's new limits strip athletes of their bargaining power.

Tom Glick and Chris Klein Are Using KKR to Build a Business Around MLS NEXT Pro

KKR backs Hometown Soccer Holdings to transform MLS NEXT Pro reserve squads into independent, commercial brands.

David Shuman Is Buying an Islanders Stake Without Buying Control

Ross Bjork Put a Bank Logo on Ohio State Jerseys for Nearly $17 Million a Year

Tradition Meets Revenue: Inside the $17 Million Jersey Deal Rebalancing the Buckeyes' Balance Sheets

Adam Silver Is Asking Billionaires to Put a Price on Seattle and Las Vegas

Adam Silver has turned NBA expansion from a debate about which cities deserve a team into a pricing exercise, and billionaire bidders are putting their offers together.

DJ Lagway Returns as Colorado Tries to Reset at Baylor

Colorado picked a rough week to need a rest.

Colorado’s Injury Report Puts Its Best Offensive Answer at Risk vs. Baylor

Colorado left Northwestern with very little worth carrying to Waco. The run game was the exception. Now even that comes with an asterisk.

Robert Kraft’s $95 Million Patriot Facility Is an Investment in Talent Not Seats

Investing in players instead of stadiums: Inside the Patriots' new $95M elite training center designed to attract top NFL talent.

UCLA Fired Martin Jarmond With a $240 Million Athletics Debt Hanging Over the Big Ten Gamble

Inside the collapsing local revenue streams and mounting expenses that cut short Martin Jarmond's Big Ten vision.

Charlie Neiman Is Turning Amazon Into the Local TV Home for Six NHL Teams

As regional sports networks collapse, Amazon’s multiyear NHL streaming deal offers a new model for local broadcasts and tests what fans are willing to pay directly for their favorite teams.

Deion Sanders Blames Preparation After Colorado’s Northwestern Rout

Colorado knew Northwestern’s wheel route was coming. That may be the most uncomfortable part of the Buffaloes’ 41-7 loss at Evanston.

Dave Aranda Says Colorado Can Put Baylor Safeties in a Bind

Meta description:</strong> Dave Aranda says Colorado’s run game can pull Baylor’s safeties forward and create the one-on-one shots Julian Lewis wants.