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Could transfer portal, NIL be a factor as new faces emerge across women’s Final Four?

When Mississippi State defeated UConn in the semifinals of the 2017 women’s Final Four in Dallas, Dawn Staley was as surprised as the rest of the country.

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Cal hires Stanford alum Mark Madsen to turn around men’s basketball

Cal has found its next men’s basketball coach in Mark Madsen, who faces the tall task of turning around a program that has had six consecutive losing seasons, including a 3-29 mark this winter.

Tribune News Service

Report: Cal Men’s Basketball Hiring Utah Valley’s Mark Madsen as Head Coach

The former Stanford men’s basketball star will now coach his alma mater’s rival.

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Who has the most women’s basketball national championships?

South Carolina has a way to go to catch Tennessee or UConn.

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A different March Madness: Online hate for the athletes

A toxic cauldron on social media is one of the minefields players in the NCAA Tournament must navigate

The Independent UK

When college athletes kill themselves, healing the team becomes the next goal

If you or someone you know may be experiencing a mental health crisis, contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by dialing “988,” or the Crisis Text Line by texting “HOME” to 741741.

Tribune News Service

More Elite Law Student Foolishness, This Time at Columbia

Apparently jealous of all the attention that Yale and Stanford law students have gotten for acting like imperious children, Columbia law students, represented by BALSA, LALSA, NALSA, EWOC, OutLaws, QTPOC, IfWhenHow, APALSA, and SALSA (no, I'm not familiar with all of these acronyms), have been throwing a collective hissy fit.…

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New data shows WFH is dying out. A remote work guru says that's false

More than 72% of firms said employees worked remotely rarely or not at all last year. But Nick Bloom says it's hard to make conclusions based on that.

Fortune

Inspiring the next generation: Q&A with Megha Ganne ahead of 2023 Augusta National Women’s Amateur

Megha Ganne knows what it's like to perform on the national stage, balancing the pressure and the excitement while under the watchful eyes of a large audience. Before beginning her collegiate golf career at Stanford, she competed for four ...

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Latest look at Chiefs’ pro day attendance

The #Chiefs' personnel department was exceptionally busy with nearly two dozen pro day stops throughout the week.

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Meet the field: Americans competing in the 2023 Augusta National Women’s Amateur

Meet the Americans competing in the 2023 Augusta National Women's Amateur.

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No UConn, No Problem: The Women’s Game Has Entered a New Era

An Elite Eight without UConn, Tennessee or Stanford is not the death of any dynasties—it’s the growth of the sport.

Sports Illustrated

Private Enforcement in the States, by Prof. Diego Zambrano (Stanford) et al.

Prof. Diego Zambrano (Stanford) and Stanford students Neel Guha, Austin Peters, & Jeffrey Xi have an extremely interesting article with this title, forthcoming in the University of Pennsylvania Law Review; and they were kind enough to pass along this guest-post summarizing their analysis: One of the most interesting and unique…

Reason

Stanford’s Rose Zhang has only one big task left to conquer as an amateur: win at Augusta National

The rising star has won every major event at the amateur level, except for the Augusta National Women's Amateur.

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Higher education faces an inflection point with DEI

Stanford Law School was just the cardinal in the coal mine.

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Difficult ending to a difficult season: UConn women lose for first time in Sweet 16 since 2005

SEATTLE — The last time the UConn women’s basketball team traveled out West for a regional was the last time the Huskies didn’t make it to the Final Four.

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Maryland women’s basketball surges past Notre Dame, 76-59, to reach Elite Eight for first time since 2015

GREENVILLE, S.C. — Sweetness gave way to joy for Maryland women’s basketball.

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One quarterback for the Vikings for every round of the 2023 NFL draft

The Minnesota Vikings need a quarterback of the future and they will have five picks to take one in the 2023 NFL Draft.

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How Credit Suisse redefined the IPO market during the Dot-Com boom—then lost its grip and spiraled into scandal

In the glory days of Credit Suisse, investment banker Frank Quattrone helped put Silicon Valley on the map.

Los Angeles Times

Brian Merchant: Silicon Valley elites are afraid. History says they should be

It’s become a common refrain among a certain set of Silicon Valley elite: They’ve been treated so unfairly. Case in point: Even after their bank of choice collapsed spectacularly — in no small part of their own doing — and the federal government moved with dispatch to guarantee all its…

Reason

College Administrators Hate Fun

Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like the recent trend of rising administrative bloat is going to reverse anytime soon.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | Women’s Sweet 16 Preview: Why Another No. 1 Seed Could Fall

Plus, the best moments from last night’s men’s action.

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Hawaii Football: First Look At The 2023 Schedule

The Warriors outperformed expectations in the first year of the Timmy Chang era. Can their 2023 schedule enable them to do it again?

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4 draft prospects who feel overhyped

These 4 NFL draft prospects are in danger of being the victims of too lofty expectations and inflated draft status

Reuters

Oil and gas activity may have caused Alberta earthquake in 2022 - study

One of the strongest earthquakes in the history of Canada's Alberta was likely caused by the underground disposal of wastewater by the oil industry, researchers at Stanford University and University of Alberta suggested in a study.

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