This Podcast is Legally Objectionable
This Podcast is Legally Objectionable
LadMax Productions
Every month we bring you the best stories from the intersection of college sports and the law. From NCAA violation cases to lawsuits against the organization, if it has to do with college sports and the law, we'll bring it to you.
Ep. 6, Uneducated Guessing
Ever wonder why college coaches make the equivalent of small Caribbean nation's GNP when they are fired? And what kind of screwed-up system allows that? In this episode, we explore those questions and more, using the case of Bret Bielema v. the Razorback Foundation as a study in golden parachutes gone wrong. Show notes: https://legallyobjectionab.wixsite.com/mysite
Jan 19, 2021
1 hr 3 min
Ep. 5 The Light
In the second part of our two part series on cuts to women's athletics during the time of COVID, we look at the numbers and why schools are looking to trim their number of athletic offerings. Not surprisingly, it has to do with money. Most importantly, we explore the lawsuit by a group of University of Iowa women's swimmers who are requesting that the school reinstate their sport as well as add two more sports.  Show notes: https://legallyobjectionab.wixsite.com/mysite/post/ep-5-the-light
Dec 17, 2020
54 min
Ep.4 The Baby with The Bathwater
In Ep. 4, the first part in our two-part series into COVID-related athletic cuts involving women's sports, we look at the history of Title IX, its legal history. Ultimately, we are trying to figure out why schools are still cutting women's sports, even as they struggled to comply with  nearly 45 year old law. Check out our website, https://legallyobjectionab.wixsite.com/mysite, for source documents.
Nov 12, 2020
48 min
Ep. 3: Status: It’s Complicated, Big Time College Sports and Crime
In this episode we explore the relationship between college football and crime. Is it a problem or are we just more aware of crime today thanks to the 24-hour-news cycle? As always, if you like what you hear and want to support us, go to https://www.patreon.com/tpilo.
Oct 6, 2020
50 min
Ep. 2 Justice for Julius (concussions, lawsuits, Texas, Whittier, NCAA)
This month we look at the story of Julius Whittier, the University of Texas' first black varsity football player. Recently Whittier's family filed a lawsuit against the NCAA alleging failure to exercise due care in regards to head injuries suffered by Mr. Whittier while he played for Longhorns. It is a story that is simultaneously inspiring and disheartening. Link to show notes: https://legallyobjectionab.wixsite.com/mysite/post/justice-for-julius
Sep 6, 2020
48 min
Episode 1: Hoops, Shoes and a Guy Named TJ
Want to read more? Here are some of the source documents used in our latest episode. Website https://legallyobjectionab.wixsite.com/mysite Pateron site: https://www.patreon.com/tpilo
Aug 3, 2020
40 min