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If Academics Ruled Basketball (Women's Edition)
How would the NCAA Division I women's basketball tournament look if success in the classroom mattered more than talent on the court? Here's the annual Academic Performance Tournament.
Another Ruling Chips Away at NCAA Limits for Athletes
Judge declares that association and colleges illegally restrict value of "education benefits" to which big-time football and basketball players are entitled -- but stops far short of free market sought by athletes.
Still Taking a Knee Against Racism
Athletes and activists who modeled themselves off Colin Kaepernick have continued their campaigns.
Video Games: Entertainment or Sports?
The booming popularity of esports has started a vociferous debate over whether the NCAA or another entity will regulate the industry for colleges and universities.
NCAA Punishes Missouri in Blatant Academic Fraud Case
Association finds former tutor completed classwork -- and full online courses -- for 12 athletes, but without university's encouragement or detection. Missouri vows to appeal "harsh and inconsistent" decision.
For Sale: Renowned Sports League?
A proposal to sell off part of the Pacific-12 Conference to private investors raises eyebrows among some athletics experts.
'Sensory Friendly' Game for New Fans
Siena's basketball game against Cal Poly was played under conditions to make it possible for those on the autism spectrum to attend.
A Tidal Wave of Vitriol
While Ohio State's president considered what to do about a wildly successful head coach accused of looking the other way at domestic abuse by his assistant, he received plenty of advice. We read those emails.
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