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Mac Engel: We don’t need to know if Marion Barber had CTE to know football safety needs tweaking

FORT WORTH, Texas — When Marion Barber died last week, many former players, and his ex-teammates, speculated that the game he played with Godzilla ferocity was a root cause.

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Singer Won’t Perform CWS National Anthem After Horns Down Gesture

The Texas A&M alum used the gesture at a Texas–Oklahoma State WCWS game last week, and the NCAA found the act offensive.

Sports Illustrated

Ohio State football program receives perfect Academic Progress Rate score

The academic performance within the Ohio State athletic programs isn't talked about enough. #GoBucks

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‘Offensive’ horns-down gesture gets anthem singer booted from the College World Series

OK, cool, hook 'em.

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Sources: NCAA Enforcement Launches Miami NIL Inquiry

NCAA staff members interviewed billionaire booster John Ruiz and others involved with the school.

Sports Illustrated

Top 2024 Hoops Recruits Prep for Unlimited Contact Period

Top rising juniors have a long night ahead as NCAA rules permit coaches to engage recruits on June 15.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | The Warriors Finally Gave Steph Some Help

Andrew Wiggins had the game of his life.

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How Transfer Portal Leads Recruits to Rethink About Reclassifying

Long gone are the days of pushing for players to enter college early with coaches instead opting for experience over development.

Sports Illustrated

When Women's College Basketball Had to Choose: AIAW or NCAA

Nearly 10 years after the passage of Title IX, the NCAA presented a new option for women's athletics when it hosted its first women's basketball championship in 1982. But it meant leaving behind a decade of women’s sports that were governed by women.

Sports Illustrated

Title IX timeline: 50 years of halting progress across U.S.

It has been 50 years since Title IX was signed into law by President Nixon

The Independent UK

‘None of this was a given’: 50 years of Title IX and fighting for equality in US education

In 1972, a civil rights law was introduced to prohibit sex discrimination in US schools and colleges but a new exhibition shows that the work continues

The Guardian - US

Gators sweep NCAA track & field championships in span of 24 hours

Florida’s dominance in track and field under coach Mike Holloway took another step — a historic one for the Gators — the past couple of days.

Orlando Sentinel

Michael Cunningham: How NCAA can help ‘students be students’ by improving education

ATLANTA — Dabo Swinney isn’t the only coach with hypocritical opinions about paying college athletes. Swinney is only the most sanctimonious and entitled coach arguing against allowing players to profit from their work, same as coaches. But I give Swinney credit for being one of the few who brings up…

Tribune News Service

Title IX explained: Here’s what to know about the landmark law that has impacted sports for 50 years

PHILADELPHIA — When Title IX was signed into law 50 years ago, sex-based discrimination in federally funded education programs officially became illegal.

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Dylan Menante transfers from Pepperdine to North Carolina

Dylan Menante helped the Waves win the 2021 NCAA championship.

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Ohio State’s Adelaide Aquilla breaks NCAA shot put record, defends national title

This is a very underrated result that should probably be more of a discussion point than what it will get. #GoBucks

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Photos: Georgia Bulldogs at NCAA Track & Field Championships

The Georgia Bulldogs entered the 2022 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships as the No. 1 team in the country.

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San Jose State’s New Basketball Court Glows in the Dark

The new court highlights the school’s blue and gold colors and focuses on the Spartans logo, which is what glows in the dark when the lights are shut off.

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Oklahoma’s softball players busted a move with the ‘Boomer Boogie’ after winning second straight NCAA title

Win a championship, then boogie the night away.

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San Jose State unveiled their new glow in the dark basketball court and it rules

San Jose State is fully embracing the glow in the dark aesthetic.

Sports Illustrated

NCAA Says It’s Investigating ‘Potential Violations’ Regarding NIL

A letter sent to schools outlines how the NCAA is approaching NIL issues.

Sports Illustrated

50 Years of Title IX: The Defining Moments of Women’s Sports

From the bill’s inception to the U.S. women’s national team’s equal pay settlement, a timeline of the growth (and the hurdles) within women’s sports so far.

Tribune News Service

No. 1 basketball recruit Naas Cunningham is taking a unique path. Others might follow.

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Back in October, the basketball recruiting team at Rivals.com posted its first player rankings for the 2024 class. A few months later, 247Sports did the same. As more national recruiting websites have followed suit, offering up their initial ordering of the top prospects in the class of…

Salon

Gymnasts sue FBI over Nassar probe

"The only path to justice and healing is through the legal process," says McKayla Maroney

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Unseeded Texas is the last hope to spoil Oklahoma softball’s back-to-back NCAA championships

Can the Longhorns play spoiler to the Sooners' incredible season?

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