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Is there any other penalty for the NCAA to enforce against the Penn State football program but the so-called death penalty?
Let's pretend that these high school seniors wish to combine their passion and talent by entering the entertainment industry. Why don't these singers head right to Broadway?
After seeing he amounts of money that college football produces, it is not fair that the people who are the primary reason why the NCAA make that type of money -- the football players -- do not get paid.
In the debut episode of Sports Blitz Now -- the brand new Huffington Post sports radio show -- Jordan Schultz and the guys broke down all the marquee matchups in college football this weekend, ranked their power 10 NFL teams and offered plenty of fantasy advice.
It's up to the public to ask of these university leaders: which is more important -- television revenues for entertainment or public subsidies for education? Because the two are diametrically opposed.
If one questions the financial benefits of the so-called super-conferences, A&M's climb up the TiqIQ Top 25 may well be a leading indicator of the financial windfall to come.
At TiqIQ, our world revolves around the ticket market, and given the AP's lack of predictive success over the years, we decided to launch our own Top 25.
If Ohio State is bigger than sports -- and teaching, research and service are the virtues it truly wishes to stand behind -- shouldn't their integrity be the thing they're worried about?
Making sure we don't recruit dangerous felons to be student athletes is a common sense piece of the puzzle in protecting campus communities and is something that should be put in place as soon as possible.
Get real. Cam Newton is by far the best player this year in NCAA football...bar none. There are some other very talented young players, as there alw...
A stellar line-up of potential teams are waiting in the wings, and it's a safe bet you won't be seeing Oregon, Nebraska and Oklahoma State.
There does not seem to be any reason why a third party should be permitted to profit off of the student athlete. That is exactly what numerous current and former student athletes contend Electronic Arts has been doing for years.
What's with all the fuss about Tim Tebow being part of a TV commercial? God only knows. And therein, of course, lies the rub for almost everyone. L...
The NCAA is handing out huge chunks of cash to teams and conferences who are not part of an oft-demanded Division 1 playoff.
Tennessee deserves better. The SEC demands better. The fans and especially the players deserve much more cogent and intelligent thought from those in charge.
It's time for the champion of college football to be determined on the football field by a legitimate playoff system.
