
|
Taunt Goes Too Far An Iowa high school student has been banned from attending any more high school sports contests after taunting an opposing school by mocking a suicide. The school’s student body is currently mourning a student who recently committed suicide. Read the full story... Consult, Please A look at how consulting firms play a major role in helping college football programs find new coaches. Read the full story... Show Review Fresh off his trip to the 40th National Athletic Directors Conference in Dallas, Dan Cardone shares insights on the show and gives his take on some of the more memorable presentations he attended. Read the full story... Student Perspective What is it like to serve on the NCAA Division III Management Council as a student? Rhodes College baseball athlete Brooks Royer talks about his role representing students on critical issues in small college legislation. Read the full story... |
|
| PRODUCT SHOWCASE | ||
|
|
H.S. Coach, A.D. Resign An Arizona high school football coach and athletic director have resigned following an investigation surrounding the pair’s decision to allow the head coach’s brother, who had been convicted of a sexual misconduct felony, to be an assistant coach on the team. Read the full story... Partnering For Fields This Pennsylvania school district is running out of space for all its sports, and is contemplating a deal with local college Shippensburg University to use its fields. Read the full story... Safeguards Committee Proposes New Rule The NCAA’s Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports has proposed a new rule that would not allow a student-athlete deemed to have lost consciousness to return to play for the rest of that day. Read the full story... |
|
|
Too Close To Home? A new policy in this Mississippi school district aimed at reducing travel encourages interdistrict play, which some worry may cause tension among the local schools. Others say it will foster healthy competition. Read the full story... Winning With Mouthguards Once upon a time, mouthguards were only used by athletes playing contact sports who wanted to protect their precious pearly whites. But now some are beginning to use them as a performance-enhancing device. Read the full story... |
|
Gift Giving Time Want to see what college football bowl-bound players will be receiving as gifts for participating in the game? Here’s a breakdown of each game. Read the full story... L.A.’s Top Dogs Rapper Snoop Dogg is getting a lot of credit for starting a youth football league five years ago. Some of South Los Angeles’ most talented high school players went through the league. Read the full story... End of Year Moves Arizona’s Jim Livengood takes job at UNLV … Cortland’s Joan Sitterly announces her retirement … Bradley and Ursinus choose new athletic directors … Veteran ATC Larry Gardiner turns in his tape. Read the full story... |
|||||
|
|||||