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Could Northwestern football players stage Wildcats strike?
Players, coaches and school officials debate whether college football is a job, and other news in this week's law blog roundup.
Lawsuit focuses on tab for Super Bowl venue’s turf
As the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks prep for their showdown in next weekend's Super Bowl, a legal fight is playing out over the very turf installed months ago at the NFL title game's venue.
The lawsuit that created ‘a team with no name’
A new oral history offers details on how Baltimore's CFL team became the Stallions and not another horse more synonymous with Charm City football.
Sports helmet sensors an emerging market
A number of sports equipment companies say they have found a piece of the puzzle in identifying concussions, especially in contact sports such as football.
Del. Cardin proposes concussion pilot program
ANNAPOLIS — Del. Jon Cardin is proposing a pilot program to test how well athletic helmet impact sensors work for high school athletes. Cardin announced Monday he plans to introduce […]
NFL funds concussion research
The Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore, the National Institutes of Health and the National Football League are putting their heads together to study youth concussions.
D.C. Council to take up resolution on Redskins
WASHINGTON — The D.C. Council will take up a resolution next week urging the Washington Redskins to change their nickname. The council passed a similar resolution in 2001, and the […]
Sports agent Rosenhaus seeks unpaid judgment from Ravens’ McKinnie
The Ravens lineman's former agent is trying to get McKinnie to pay off a $35,000 judgement.
Mayor: Healthy food and football don’t mix
Do healthy food choices fit into the bold world of the Ravens Nation? If you ask Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, the answer is no.
Flacco vs. Kaepernick, the commercial sequel
The McDonald's commercial featuring Joe Flacco debuted on Monday.
