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Between talks of changing the BCS playoff structure, student athletes trading jerseys for tattoos, and convicted sex offenders scaring away star recruits, the harsh glare of the national spotlight seems to almost always be on the National Collegiate Athletic Association ("NCAA"), its member institutions and its top student-athletes
Can sports companies freely steer their biggest events to any location they desire or might antitrust laws mandate a different determination as to where such events are held?
