Timothy Davis

Books

• Sports Law: Governance and Regulation (Wolters Kluwer) (with Matthew Mitten, Barbara Osborne, Jeremi Duru).
• Sports Law and Regulation: Cases, Materials and Problems (4th ed) (Wolters Kluwer 2017) (with Matthew Mitten, Kenneth Shropshire, Jeremi Duru).
• Sports Law: Governance and Regulation (2d ed.) (Wolters Kluwer 2016) (with Matthew Mitten, Kenneth Shropshire, Barbara Osborne, Rodney Smith).
• The Business of Sports Agents (3d edition) (University of Pennsylvania Press 2016).
• Sports Law and Regulation: Cases, Materials, and Problems (3rd ed) (Wolters Kluwer 2015) (with Matthew Mitten, Rodney Smith, Jeremi Duru).
• Sports Law: Governance and Regulation (Wolters Kluwer (Aspen College Series) 2012) (with Matthew Mitten, Kenneth Shropshire, Barbara Osborne).
• Sports Law and Regulation: Cases, Materials & Problems (2ed) (Aspen Publishers 2009) (with Matthew Mitten, Rodney Smith, Robert Berry).
• The Business of Sports Agents (2d edition) (University of Pennsylvania Press 2008).
• Sports Law and Regulation: Cases, Materials, and Problems (Aspen 2005) (with Matthew Mitten, Robert Berry, Rodney Smith).
• The Business of Sports Agents (University of Pennsylvania Press 2003).
• A Reader on Race, Civil Rights, and American Law: A Multiracial Approach (Carolina Academic Press 2001).
• Sports and the Law: a Modern Anthology (Carolina Academic Press 1999).

Book Chapters

• Reggie Bush, USC and the NCAA, in Scandals in College Sports (Shaun R. Harper & Jamel Donnor 2017).
• The Student-Athlete and University Contractual Relationship, in Introduction to Intercollegiate Athletics in American Higher Education 23 (Eddie Comeaux 2015).
• The Coach and Athlete Recruitment: Ethical and Legal Dimensions, in The Ethics of Coaching Sports: Moral, Social and Legal Issues (Robert L. Simon ed. 2013).
• Athlete Eligibility Requirements and Legal Protection of Sports Participation Opportunities, in Handbook of International Sports Law 32 (James R. Nafzinger and Stephen R. Ross 2011).
• Athlete Eligibility Requirements and Legal Issues, in Handbook on International Sports Law (J.A.R. Nafziger & S. F. Ross, eds. 2011).
• From Barry Bonds to USADA: Protecting the Interests of "Drug-Free" Athletes, in Reversing Field: Examining Commercialization, Labor, Gender, and Race in 21st Century Sports Law 147-57 (2010).
• Academic Inequity and the Impact of NCAA Rules, in Diversity and Social Justice in College Sports (D. Brooks & R. Althouse, eds. 2007).
• The Persistence of Unconscious Racism in College Sport, in Diversity and Social Justice in College Sports (D. Brooks & R. Althouse, eds. 2007).
• Crossing the Color Line: The New York Yankees and Race Relations, in Courting the Yankees: Legal Essays on the Bronx Bombers (Robert Jarvis ed. 2003).
• Race, Law and NCAA Rules and Regulations, in Racism in College Athletics: The African-American Experience (1999).

Articles

• Foreword, 2 Symposium Losing to Win: Discussions of Race and Intercollegiate Athletics 16.
• A Thirty-Year Retrospective of Legal Developments Impacting College Sports, 30 forthcoming.
• NCAA v. UNC: Challenging the NCAA's Jurisdiction, 6 410-26 (2017).
• New Administrative Posts in Higher Education for Eight African Americans, The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education (2015).
• High school fumbles a last-gasp legal play over playoff game, ABA Journal (2015).
• Expanding Student-Athlete Benefits: Are There Costs?, 5 Mississippi Sports Law Review 43 (2015).
• Majoring in Infractions: The Evolution of the National Collegiate Athletic Associations' Enforcement Structure, 92 Oregon Law Review 979 (2014).
• NCAA Deregulation and Reform: A Radical Shift of Governance Philosophy?, 92 Oregon Law Review 51 (2013).
• Foreword to Symposium Issue, Losing to Win: Discussions of Race and Intercollegiate Athletics, 2 Wake Forest Journal of Law and Policy 1 (2012).
• American Needle, Inc. v. NFL: Reflections on its Labor Law Implications, 1 Wake Forest Law Review Online 1 (2011).
• Eradicating Student-Athlete Sexual Assault of Women: Section 1983 and Personal Liability following Fitzgerald v. Barnstable, 2009 Michigan State Law Review 629-667 (2010).
• Review of Sport and Criminal Behaviors, 3 Journal of Intercollegiate Sport/Human Kinetics 204-210 (2010).
• Reaction to "An Economic Look at the Sustainability of FBS Athletic Departments:" Implications for Reform, 3 Journal of Intercollegiate Sport/Human Kinetics 22-27 (2010).
• UCC Breach of Warranty and Contract Claims: Clarifying the Distinction, 61 Baylor Law Review (2009).
• Athlete Eligibility Requirements and Legal Protection of Sports Participation Opportunities, 8 Virginia Sports and Entertainment Law Journal (2009).
• Tort Liability of Coaches for Injuries to Professional Athletes: Overcoming Policy and Doctrinal Barriers, 76 UMKC Law Review 571-96 (2008).
• The Intersection of Race and Sports: An Historical Perspective, 7 Virginia Sports and Entertainment Law Journal 291-311 (2008).
• Regulating the Athlete-Agent Industry: Intended and Unintended Consequences, 42 Willamette Law Review 781 (2006).
• Avila v. Citrus Community College District: Shaping the Contours of Immunity and Primary Assumption of the Risk, 17 Marquette Sports Law Journal 259 (2006).
• What is Sports Law?, 11 Marquette Sports Law Journal 211 (2001).
• What is Sports Law?, 30 Wake Forest Jurist 8 (2000).
• Reply to Sack and Staurowsky, 10 Marquette Sports Law Journal 123-26 (1999).
• Racism in Athletics: Subtle Yet Persistent, 21 University of Arkansas at Little Rock Law Review 881-900 (1999).
• Intercollegiate Athletics in the Next Millennium: A Framework for Evaluating Reform Proposals, 9 Marquette Sports Law Journal 253-71 (1999).
• Teaching Sports and the Law: The Relevance of Race, 1 Virginia Journal of Sports and the Law 250-61 (1999).
• Student-Athlete Violence Against Women: Defining the Limits of Institutional Responsibility, 55 Washington and Lee Law Review 55-116 (1998).
• Review of Kenneth Shropshire, In Black and White: Race and Sports in America (1996), 15 Entertainment and Sports Lawyer 12 (1997).
• Balancing Freedom of Contract and Competing Values in Sports, 38 South Texas Law Review 1115-46 (1997).
• Who's In and Who's Out: Racial Discrimination in Sports: A Review Essay of Kenneth Shropshire's In Black and White: Race and Sports in America, 28 Pacific Law Journal 341-72 (1997).
• College Athletics: Testing the Boundaries of Contract and Tort, 29 UC Davis Law Review 971-1017 (1996).
• African-American Student-Athletes: Marginalizing the NCAA's Regulatory Structure?, 6 Marquette Sports Law Journal 199-227 (1996).
• Race and Sports in Intercollegiate Athletics, 6 For the Record 3 (1995).
• The Myth of the Superspade: The Persistence of Racism in College Athletics, 22 Fordham Urban Law Journal 615-98 (1995).
• A Model for Institutional Governance for Intercollegiate Athletics, 1995 Wisconsin Law Review 599-645 (1995).
• University Duty to Provide Educational Opportunity to Student Athletes, 5 Texas Entertainment and Sports Law Journal 13 (1995).
• Student-Athlete Prospective Economic Interests: Contractual Dimensions, 19 T. Marshall Law Review 585-626 (1994).
• Intercollegiate Athletics: Competing Models and Conflicting Realities, 25 Rutgers Law Journal 269-327 (1994).
• The Illusive Warranty of Workmanlike Performance: Constructing a Conceptual Framework, 72 Nebraska Law Review 981-1045 (1993).
• Ross v. Creighton University: Seventh Circuit Recognition of Limited Judicial Regulation of Intercollegiate Athletics?, 17 Southern Illinois University Law Journal 85-115 (1992).
• Examining Educational Malpractice Jurisprudence: Should a Cause of Action be Created for the Student-Athlete?, 69 Denver University Law Review 57-96 (1992).
• An Absence of Good Faith: Defining A University's Educational Obligation to Student-Athletes (edited and condensed version), 25:1 The Brief (1992).
• An Absence of Good Faith: Defining a University's Educational Obligation to Student- Athletes, 28 Houston Law Review 743-90 (1991).

Other

• Candid Race Talk Launches College Sports Symposium, Diverse Issues in Higher Education (May 14, 2011).
• Losing to Win in College Sports, Huffington Post (April 13, 2011).
• Co-participant and Coaches' Liability in High School and College Sports, CLE Program "Amateur Sports and the Law" sponsored by the Sports and Entertainment Law Section of North Carolina Bar Association (October 2, 2008).
• The Line Between Amateur and Professional Sports, Sports and Entertainment Law Conference, Texas Bar Association, Austin, TX (October 12, 2007).
• Overview of Select Legal Issues Arising in Golf, CLE Program "The Law of Golf," sponsored by the Sports and Entertainment Law Section of North Carolina Bar Association (September 15, 2005).
• Recent Developments in Sports Law, Annual Meeting of the National Federation of State High School Associations' Summit and Legal Meeting (April 2005).
• Current Developments in Sports and Entertainment Law, CLE Program "Sports and Entertainment Law: Keys to Representing Athletes, Musicians and Teams," sponsored by Sports and Entertainment Law Section of North Carolina Bar Association (October 2001).
• Current Developments in Sports and Entertainment Law, Meeting of Sports and Entertainment Law Section of North Carolina Bar Association (December 2000).
• What is Sports Law?, Sports and Entertainment Law for the New Millennium, CLE sponsored by North Carolina Bar Association (October 1999).