The National Collegiate Athletic Association’s authority over the student-athlete has continued to erode during the summer with the federal court decision in O’Bannon v. NCAA.
The NCAA was challenged...
The 2013 Guilford College football team delivered a truly fine season, losing only four games out of 10 while handily defeating many strong opponents.
This year, hope swells as Guilford boasts a high...
The list of college basketball players departing their college basketball programs is extensive.
A plethora of Division I players — 420 as of April 25 — are transferring to other basketball programs,...
The charter bus pulled up to Sweet Briar College. It was around noon on April 5. The players glanced outside in quiet anticipation of the upcoming game.
“It was a beautiful afternoon, absolutely gorgeous,”...
The NCAA tournament is a big deal. Coaches are arguably one of the most important pieces in team success.
So before collegiate coaches are hired, background checks are thorough, right?
Well, maybe...
“We cheated,” said Mary Willingham, the Center for Student Academic Counseling and Advisor in the Graduation Division at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in an interview with ESPN. “I...
What do Stephen F. Austin University, Dayton University, Stanford University, Harvard University, Mercer University and North Dakota State University have in common?
They all were double-digit seeds...
A recent report from the Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics has revealed stark differences between NCAA Division I and Division III institutes.
“It’s a philosophical standpoint by the...
For the first time in the history of college sports, athletes are asking for representation by a labor union. This action may lead to a more active role for the student athlete in the business of college...
