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At-large senators confirmed in MSA Senate’s first session
1+ day, 21+ hour ago (336+ words) Takeaways from Mizzou Football’s season opener 'Coyote Vs. Acme’s’ cinematic debut is a victory against corporate greed Student Curator to be nominated for vacant spot on UM System Board Tigers enter opener against Arkansas-Pine Bluff without starters Cayden Green and…...
Sen. Kennedy Says SEC???s Threat To College???Bone Deep Down To The Marrow Stupid???
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (398+ words) Republican Sen. John Kennedy of Louisiana tore into the Southeastern Conference (SEC) on Wednesday over its recent threat to kick out LSU, with the senator calling the lawsuit “bone deep down to the marrow stupid.” He also admonished conference leadership…...
Armchair Quarterback: No easy way out of the college football mess
5+ day, 10+ hour ago (1596+ words) Boy, this whole mess with college football really has me bummed. Not so much for what is actually happening, but in trying to think of what the best way out of this predicament is. Specifically, this is all going on…...
Council sues NCAA again, this time in New York; complaint reveals other teams besides KU have expressed interest
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'Some judge' destroyed college sports: Trump makes fresh remark after Iran comments
1+ week, 2+ day ago (597+ words) WASHINGTON, DC: President Donald Trump said a judge “destroyed college sports” as his administration moved to restrict athlete transfers, eligibility and name, image and likeness compensation. The order seeks to limit undergraduate athletes to one unrestricted transfer and impose a five-year…...
Florida university leaders seek rule changes on paid athletics
1+ week, 2+ day ago (489+ words) Legislators could be asked to impose a “commercially reasonable” registration fee on athletic agents as state university leaders seek changes to address the rapidly evolving landscape of college sports. The State University System Board of Governors on Thursday accepted a…...
NCAA eligibility court fights are focused on football. Basketball lurks with its own uncertainties
1+ week, 3+ day ago (752+ words) Yet these days, he’s not much different than any college coaching veteran just trying to get a handle on who’s eligible to play and who isn’t. “What is strange about college athletics is that it seems like the rules change…...
College football’s most honest transaction: A likely loss for a guaranteed check
1+ week, 3+ day ago (867+ words) Wide receiver Jeremiah Smith runs for a touchdown in the first quarter of Ohio State's 70-0 victory against Grambling State last season in Columbus, Ohio. Ben Jackson / Getty Images College football has spent the past five years tearing down nearly every…...
The Fix Is Not In: Can Sports Gambling’s Trust Crisis Be Solved?
1+ week, 4+ day ago (506+ words) If the outcomes of games are called into question, the whole system falls apart: “The nightmare scenario for the leagues is that people see professional sports as professional wrestling.” Lanny Brannock lives just outside Lexington, Kentucky, which makes him partial…...
Where UCLA basketball stands as court rulings shake up rosters
1+ week, 5+ day ago (175+ words) The Five-for-Five litigation has spent the summer reshaping rosters across college basketball. The men's program is not expected to add. The women's program might. Former Bruins Donovan Dent and Skyy Clark are eligible at LSU under the preliminary injunction granted…...