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by Derrick Z. Jackson onDecember 19, 2011
The news that no teams would be disqualified under new NCAA regulations is tempered by racial gaps in teams' graduation rates, Derrick Z. Jackson writes in his Boston Globe column.
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by Deron Snyder onMay 27, 2011
HBCU athletic teams are disproportionately sanctioned for poor academic performance. What gives?
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by Nsenga Burton onMay 19, 2011
Power brokers weigh in on the debate about paying student athletes.
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March 17, 2011
U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan says it's time the NCAA stopped rewarding teams that fail to meet basic academic standards off the court.
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by Deron Snyder onMarch 27, 2010
Some black lawmakers are wrong for suggesting Gamecock recruits turn the school down because its Board is all-white.
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by Martin Johnson onJanuary 30, 2010
More African-African coaches are winning top-tier college jobs, although the NFL is far ahead.
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by Deron Snyder onDecember 17, 2009
It’s disingenuous to act like all student-athletes are created equal. There’s a reason why top top-tier men’s basketball and football athletes languish at the bottom of the NCAA graduation rates. College isn’t for everyone.
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by Martin Johnson onApril 7, 2009
If more players stayed in school instead of jumping to the NBA, there would be more mature teams like UNC playing NCAA basketball.
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by Denise Stewart onApril 3, 2009
Michigan State could be the next NCAA champ. But why are less than half of its basketball players graduating?
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by Martin Johnson onMarch 30, 2009
The numbers says that the Tar Heels and the Huskies are the two best teams in the country, and if they play for the championship, I may have to shut up about the “decline of the college game.”
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