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A look at George Scott Paterno et. al vs. the NCAA et. al
Nittany LinesThe Paterno family filed its lawsuit today in Centre County Common Pleas Court, though it's not entirely the family's lawsuit. More than 20 plaintiffs are named, including five members of Penn State's Board of Trustees, two former assistant coaches and...... -
Paterno family announces lawsuit against the NCAA
Nittany LinesPaterno family spokesperson Dan McGinn released the following statement Wednesday night announcing a new lawsuit against the NCAA. WASHINGTON, D.C. - The family of Joe Paterno and several members of the Penn State Board of Trustees, faculty and former... -
NCAA president creating council of ADs to help with operations
Orlando SentinelIn a move that signifies a change in its age-old philosophy, the NCAA is working towards including athletic directors in more key issues. Part of that move begins with the creation of a new council composed of athletic directors that will meet regularly...Tags: The Wall Street Journal, Sports Illustrated, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Colleges and Universities, Education
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Digest: Missouri-Kansas City's Hall accepts post as UMBC AD
Administration Missouri-Kansas City's Hall accepts post as UMBC AD UMBC announced the appointment of Tim Hall as athletic director, effective July 8. Hall has served as AD at Missouri-Kansas City since February 2007. He succeeds Charles Brown, who...Tags: Utah State Aggies, Kevin Anderson, Football, Louisville Cardinals, Syracuse Orange
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Lefty, Hockey And The Thin Line Between Praise and Over-Glorification
The Hartford CourantThe thinnest line in sports writing has less to do with winning and losing, and certainly much less to do with any degree of criticism. It strikes me on this great Father's Day sports weekend that the thinnest line is the one between the appropriate...Tags: Travelers Championship, Gregory Campbell, Payne Stewart, New York Islanders, Nassau Coliseum
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Briefs: Two 'Eaters sign
Matt Whitehouse, a junior pitcher for UC Irvine in 2013, has signed with the Cleveland Indians on Friday and has been assigned to the Mohoning Valley Scrappers, their short-season Single-A affiliate in the New York-Penn League. Whitehouse was chosen in...Tags: Brian Thornton, Major League Baseball, Sports, Baseball, Kansas City Royals
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PRESS BOX: Change in Final Four locales, Fine sues ESPN
ReutersThe Sports Xchange PRESS BOX: Change in Final Four locales, Fine sues ESPN NCAA Tournament games leading up to the Final Four will no longer be played in domed football stadiums that have hosted previous regionals, ESPN reported Wednesday. According to...Tags: ESPN (tv network), Nevin Shapiro, Cowboys Stadium, Trials, FBI
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Shapiro takes job at NCAA from jail
ReutersThe Sports Xchange Shapiro takes job at NCAA from jail Former University of Miami booster Nevin Shapiro criticized the NCAA's enforcement division in a story published Wednesday by Sports Illustrated. The magazine examined the NCAA enforcement division...Tags: Nevin Shapiro, Sports Illustrated, FBI, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Miami Hurricanes
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NCAA releases latest scores for athletes in the classroom
A decade after it created the Academic Progress Rate, the NCAA says its annual measuring stick continues to show improved classroom performance by college athletes. The most recent four-year APR average for Division I was 974, up one point over last...
Tags: College Basketball, Historically Black Colleges and Universities, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Basketball, Academic Progress
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UCI runners lauded
The UC Irvine women's cross country program has earned a Public Recognition Award from the NCAA based on its Academic Progress Rate. The Anteater team's score ranked among the top 10 percent in its sport for 2011-12, the most recent year in the report....Tags: National Collegiate Athletic Association, Education, Academic Progress, College Sports, University of California, Irvine
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New subdivision for 5 power leagues a possibility
Orlando SentinelConcerns over the current state of the NCAA have grown to such a point that the group’s own president admits that a fourth subdivision is a possibility. After meeting with Big 12 leaders last week in Texas to discuss their concerns, NCAA president...Tags: College Football, Football, Houston Chronicle, Sports, Google Inc.
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NCAA president "confident" in sanctions against Penn State
Nittany LinesNCAA President Mark Emmert said in a radio interview Monday that he remains confident in the Executive Committe's decision to sanction Penn State, adding that those penalties will hold unless "a whole new set of facts" emerges. (Photo courtesy Getty......
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