Sports Betting Goes to College

Mar 4, 2025

John Holden, an Associate Professor at Indiana University's Kelly School of Business, dives into the booming world of sports betting and its implications for college athletics. He discusses the shift in legal landscapes post-2018 Supreme Court ruling and rising risks for student-athletes. Holden also highlights the dangers of individualized betting, targeting college athletes' performances, and the ethical dilemmas universities face in partnering with gambling firms. With March Madness approaching, he stresses the urgent need for education on gambling regulations and addiction.

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Intro

00:00 • 2min

The Evolution of Sports Gambling in America

01:51 • 10min

The Risks of Individualized Betting on College Athletes

11:52 • 2min

Navigating Sports Betting Regulations for NCAA Athletes

13:28 • 2min

The Rising Tide of Sports Betting Violations in College Athletics

15:20 • 2min

Betting on College Sports: Challenges and Implications

17:31 • 16min