The first chapter of this monograph on sport law presents tort issues, primarily negligence. A discussion of some fundamental negligence concepts is followed by three sections devoted to the prime risk areas in school and collegiate settings. A review of the principles of risk management is included. The second chapter focuses on contractual matters. Among the topics covered are lease agreements, agreements with concessionaires, athletic scholarships, vendor contracts, and employment contracts with coaches. The independent contractor relationship is also addressed. The third chapter reviews constitutional law principles as applied to sport settings. First amendment issues including freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and establishment of religion are presented. A review of the legal challenges raised to drug testing programs is provided. Due process considerations are covered with a discussion on state action and liberty and property interests in sport. A section on equality of programs discusses the legal challenges made to sex-based discrimination in athletic participation and coaching. A table of cases concludes the monograph. (JD)