Friday Night Lights Author Wants To Ban College Football
Buzz Bissinger, perhaps the most famous chronicler of high school football, is calling for a ban on college football, The Gothamist reports. The P...
Buzz Bissinger, perhaps the most famous chronicler of high school football, is calling for a ban on college football, The Gothamist reports. The P...
Doug Bradley | Posted 05.14.2012
Why aren't we seeing to it that more of our student athletes graduate? That they all graduate?
Jennifer Langione | Posted 03.31.2012
I was the captain of my high school team and I started every game for four years. I am an athlete. The first 18 years of my life had been largely shaped by competitive athletics but when I got to college, my identity was stripped away.
John Dearborn | Posted 03.28.2012
If entrepreneurial education is important to America's economy and global competitiveness, and good for its students, why don't we recruit entrepreneurs for our colleges the way we do athletes?
Katherine Redmond | Posted 03.18.2012
After the Penn State scandal broke, I was asked if this was finally the tipping point. Would colleges now take sexual assault seriously? Doubtful. And a new case of a university run amok has emerged to serve as evidence.
Van Gosse | Posted 02.20.2012
We should smash the corrupting influence of athletics in our high schools, colleges and universities. Like students in the rest of the world, Americans should go to school for no other purpose than to learn.
Warren K. Zola | Posted 01.29.2012
Ultimately, we, as leaders in higher educational institutions, must find sustainable solutions that realign this imbalance, and in the process improve the quality of the student experience for the benefit of all.
Richard M. Southall | Posted 01.23.2012
It is time to climb out of the rabbit hole and face the reality of what college sport is, an exploitative system that violates the fundamental rights of workers by denying their existence.
Dr. Steve Rosenberg | Posted 01.15.2012
No matter what position you play injuries can occur while playing; in your shoulder, legs, ankles and feet. The questions are: How did it happen and when can I play?
Warren K. Zola | Posted 01.09.2012
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?
Len Berman | Posted 12.25.2011
They changed some of the rules of golf effective January 1st. You can now smooth the sand or soil while playing from a hazard but you can't improve your lie. Why don't they just allow tees in the trap? Let's speed things up.
Lesley Ryder | Posted 11.18.2011
College athletes will never be paid a salary to play for their school. There are far too many logistical, economic and legal hurdles that would have to disappear before paying students could even become a reality.
AP | FREDERIC J. FROMMER | Posted 11.12.2011
WASHINGTON — The average fair market value of top-tier college football and men's basketball players is over $100,000 each, and the athletes are...
Len Berman | Posted 10.17.2011
Is cleaning up college sports hopeless? A convicted Ponzi schemer claims he gave all sorts of stuff to University of Miami athletes.
The Chronicle of Higher Education | Posted 08.07.2011
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?
Tim Davis | Posted 06.13.2011
91 percent of white basketball players on 2011 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament Teams graduated last year, while only 59 percent of their black counterparts earned their college degree -- a 32 percent gap.
Dr. Boyce Watkins | Posted 05.25.2011
Keeping athletes and their families in poverty while coaches and administrators get rich is not only fundamentally un-American, it is an embarrassment to us all.
Jalen Rose | Posted 05.25.2011
Despite the fact very few student athletes ever have the opportunity to turn professional, the overwhelming time commitment leaves them with no way of generating any income. Here is a reasonable solution.
Larry Hirsch | Posted 05.25.2011
Universities, administrators and coaches earn millions dollars due to the exploits of student athletes. Yet anything done to help the athletes is seen as an outrageous breach of the amateur code.
AP | ALAN SCHER ZAGIER | Posted 05.25.2011
When sports agent Jason Paul Wood met a pair of Miami baseball players in 2006 to talk about turning pro, his failure to notify the university and reg...
Becky Lee | Posted 11.17.2011
On Monday, May 3, University of Virginia senior George Huguely was arrested and charged with first-degree murder after being suspected of killing Ye...
AP | ALAN SCHER ZAGIER | Posted 05.25.2011
LOS ANGELES — Led by a former UCLA linebacker, college athletes are demanding more from their schools in exchange for the long hours they put in...
Arn Tellem | Posted 05.25.2011
Though the NCAA's no-agent rule is supposedly designed to protect athletes, all it really safeguards is the billion-dollar industry that the organization controls.
Nytimes.com | Posted 05.25.2011
For all the images of marching bands, cheerleaders and raucous student fans associated with college football, the romantic notion of a quaint campus l...
New York Times | Katie Thomas | Posted 05.25.2011
One of the best parts about being the quarterback for Arizona State was the thrill that Sam Keller got whenever he played NCAA Football, the popular v...
Posted 05.09.2012