NCAA Abandons Unlimited Contact Rule for Prospective Athletes
The NCAA Division I Board of Directors suspended a rule that would have allowed college coaches to contact recruits an unlimited number of times in high school. Read Full Post >
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May 02, 2013
April 05, 2013
NCAA to Launch Academics-Based Ads for High School Student-Athletes
The NCAA will be launching a series of academics-based advertisements targeting middle- and high-school student-athletes in the coming months. Read Full Post >
April 01, 2013
An Academic Update on the 2013 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament
The 2013 NCAA men's basketball tournament picks purely on academics don't match up well with the March Madness outcome. Read Full Post >
March 21, 2013
Arne Duncan: Punish NCAA Coaches' Wallets for Poor Academics
The U.S. secretary of education believes the balance between academic and athletic bonuses in college coaches' contracts is badly out of whack. Read Full Post >
March 19, 2013
Academic Predictions for the 2013 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament
If the 2013 NCAA men's basketball tournament was based on academics, the University of Kansas would emerge victorious. Read Full Post >
February 06, 2013
Recent NCAA Reforms Could Affect Future of National Signing Day
The NCAA has approved a wave of reforms that could dramatically affect the future of the recruiting process. Read Full Post >
January 27, 2013
Obama Urges NCAA to Be More Proactive About Football Safety
In an interview with The New Republic, President Barack Obama urges the NCAA to "think about" the safety of football. Read Full Post >
January 02, 2013
Pennsylvania Suing NCAA Over Penn State Sanctions
Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett is suing the NCAA over sanctions against Penn State from the Jerry Sandusky child-sex-abuse scandal. Read Full Post >
October 30, 2012
NCAA Unveils New Enforcement Structure for Coaches, Schools
The National Collegiate Athletic Association announced a new four-tier enforcement structure Tuesday, which will replace the current two-tier model starting next fall with tougher penalties for the most severe violations by coaches and/or schools. Read Full Post >
October 16, 2012
Sports-Betting Law Prompts NCAA to Move Championships Out of N.J.
The NCAA is planning to move six championships out of New Jersey because of the state's plan to defy federal law and allow organized sports betting. Read Full Post >
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