NCAA Seeks to Reverse Initial Eligibility Standards for Division II

According to the NCAA, since 1986, Division II institutions have utilized an initial academic eligibility rule under which, incoming Division …
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It Takes a Village To Cut a Scholarship

The story of how Jared Drew is leaving the Saint Louis men’s basketball team will be spun as one of …
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Fixing the NCAA’s Approach to Non-Athletics Aid

Anyone with even the slightest interest in college athletics knows that the NCAA limits the amount of athletically related financial …
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NCAA’s Role in Baseball Development

Jim Hendry, former general manager of the Chicago Cubs, faults the NCAA for the dearth of American baseball talent: But …
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How to Spot an Impossible Coach

In the wake of the Rutgers men’s basketball scandal and allegations facing the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay’s head …
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Is Reclassification Unfair to Student-Athletes?

Generally when a program reclassifies to another division or joins the NCAA from another association, it is a happy day …
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NCAA Bylaws Affect Whether a College Football Player Declares for the NFL Draft

On April 25, 2013, the dreams of a group of young men will come true as their names are read …
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Has Baseball’s Graduation Gap Already Been Solved?

The College Sports Research Institute at the University of North Carolina released their most recent review of graduation rate data …
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The Great Manipulator

If you read enough war memoirs, or if you have seen “Saving Private Ryan” or “Platoon” (and you have), then …
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The Many Answers to How Much Do College Athletes Get

One of the hardest starting points in the debate over whether college athletes get enough is agreeing on what they …
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