Todd Horne

LSU CFO Matthew LaBorde explains how revenue sharing, NIL, facility economics, football scheduling and financial uncertainty are reshaping the business of college sports.

Todd Horne breaks down LSU’s proposed $100 million investment company, broadcast-rights structure, investor stakes, risks and unanswered questions.

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Analysis: New Reporting Suggests LSU Is Building An Investment Company, Not Selling Its Athletic Department LouisianaSports.net reports LSU is pursuing an LSU-controlled investment structure—not a traditional private equity transaction. If accurate, the story is no longer about selling LSU Athletics. It is about how LSU hopes to build a perpetual revenue engine while maintaining institutional

By TODD HORNE, Tiger Rag Executive Editor BATON ROUGE – Six months after LSU Athletic Director Verge Ausberry warned about the long-term risks of private equity in an exclusive interview with Tiger Rag, reports now indicate LSU Athletics has entered into a private financing investment in the hundreds of millions of dollars involving LSU's future

TODD HORNE COLUMN Analyzing LSU Athletics’ Potential Creative Financing Plan An unconfirmed $100 million media-revenue transaction would not be traditional private equity. It could be something more carefully engineered - and every bit as consequential. By TODD HORNE | Tiger Rag Executive Editor Let us begin with what we know. Then let us separate it

Should five-star receiver Easton Royal stay committed to Texas or come home to LSU? Todd Horne explores legacy, Louisiana and Lane Kiffin's new era.

Congress is rewriting the rules of college athletics. Here's how the Protect College Sports Act, the SEC and Big Ten, NIL, revenue sharing and HB 608 could reshape LSU and the future of college sports.

The SEC and Big Ten face a Wednesday deadline to respond to the Protect College Sports Act after Congress revised key provisions. Here's what it means for LSU, NIL, media rights and the future of college athletics.