Back in its original time-slot, Friday Sports Links is back.  Here are some of the biggest stories in the world of sports law this week.

NCAA
A must read from TSL alumni Warren Zola offering his thoughts and solutions for NCAA reform.

Are student-athletes getting enough to eat? http://huff.to/trgHOm & http://lat.ms/vVfZNN 

Students at Washington definitely are: http://on.wsj.com/noYfQx 

College athletes take concussions to the courtroom. http://nyti.ms/u73oqZ 

The Collegiate Licensing Company announced that it is cooperating with a DOJ investigation into the IMG affiliate's licensing practices. http://huff.to/uYmJGU 

CLC's announcement: http://bit.ly/tJwmod

Here is a copy of a letter sent over the summer to CLC and IMG by Dechert, LLP regarding their licensing practices: http://bit.ly/kYOBWJ 

Baseball
Minor League Umpires Agree to New 5 Year Deal. http://bit.ly/s5NcPb 

NFL
What would be the economic impact on Minnesota if the Vikings leave town? http://cbsloc.al/tzNSgu

Think the Jaguars are heading to Los Angeles? Think again. http://lat.ms/rNlhfl 

Business and Regulation
CNBC's Darren Rovell makes 5 predictions for the sports business in 2012 http://bit.ly/sZ6HKv 

Darren Heitner asks, "Does the U.S. need a sports czar?" http://fxn.ws/rM4t82