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Changing Laws to Win National Championship

A new law, touted as giving the University of Georgia an edge in football, will let state college athletic departments wait three months before responding to record requests.

'This Thing Has Tentacles'

In a case showing the reach of college sports corruption, a former head men's basketball coach at the University of Southern Mississippi instructed his assistants to complete junior college course work for recruits.

Cost of Winning

Though it's a violation of the division's "bedrock principle," the number of Division III colleges that consider athletic ability when making financial aid decisions is increasing.

Fraud and the Final Four

Syracuse U and the U of North Carolina meet in Final Four of men's basketball, following season when one team's coach missed nine games for NCAA violations and the other remained under investigation for high-profile case of academic fraud.

Losing Games vs. Losing Students

New paper finds little correlation between a coach's career advancement and the academic success of a team's players.
Opinion

Excessive and Exploitative Demands

There is probably no more significant roadblock for college athletes seeking a meaningful education than the unreasonable amount of time they must engage in practice and other athletics-related activities, argue Allen Sack and Gerald Gurney.

Racial Gaps in the Power 5

Just half of black male athletes at the 65 top football and basketball institutions graduate within six years, a new study found. Other black students and other athletes fare much better at most colleges.

The 2016 Women's Academic Bracket

Inside Higher Ed's fifth annual academic bracket for the NCAA women's basketball tournament. And the winner is ...