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Tamara Statman may have had a student ID card during her four years playing softball at the University of Arizona, but she sometimes wondered if it should have read “Employee”…
Deion Sanders has an issue with the way money earned under the NCAA’s new name, image, and likeness rules are causing some athletes to act. The Jackson State football coach tagged the NCAA in a…
After No. 8 North Carolina ended the Cinderella run of No. 15 Saint Peter’s on Sunday evening to advance to the Final Four, ticket prices exploded in anticipation of the…
March Madness can make or break careers for college basketball players and coaches, but no one has more on the line in these three weeks than the NCAA itself. The governing body controls…
The phrase “March Madness” is everywhere this women’s NCAA Tournament. On scoreboards in place of team names during practices. Scrolling on video ribbon boards. On banners inside the arenas. On…
It’s 9:05 a.m. at America’s most unusual new high school, and the principal is asking lanky students in workout clothes to interpret a quote by civil rights leader Bayard Rustin.…
(USA TODAY) — In the end, everything came together for the College Football Playoff. There’s the established juggernaut in Alabama. The Crimson Tide are chasing a second straight national championship and…
(Sports Illustrated) — Allen Gordon has accomplished plenty in his life to this point and he’s not yet out of college. The senior Ole Miss long jumper is an All-American.…
(Yahoo!Sports) — Eight games over the next two weeks will decide the College Football Playoff field. Thanks to No. 3 Oregon’s loss to Utah on Saturday night, we can eliminate the Pac-12…
(Yahoo!Sports) — It’s time to have a serious conversation about Dan Mullen’s future at Florida. Based on the team’s recent performances and comments made by Mullen in the press (particularly…