Scott Pioli doesn’t talk about diversity and inclusion as abstract values. When he discusses how he has incorporated them into his work and mission, he points to specific individuals from his life who opened his eyes and heart.
The NCAA and conferences opening appellate brief in the Alston antitrust case points to three specific, substantive errors made by the district court. First, the O’Bannon decision upheld the NCAA’s financial aid and cost of attendance...
The NCAA’s settlement terms related to the consolidated Arrington lawsuit have been approved by Judge John Lee of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.
The NCAA Board of Governors has reaffirmed its support of current NCAA rules prohibiting student-athletes and university administrators from wagering on sports or providing information to others who are associated with sports wagering. It also determined that player availability reporting is not a viable option at this time.
A total of 148 student-athletes chosen by NCAA conferences and a selection committee will advance as nominees for the 2019 NCAA Woman of the Year Award. The women were selected from a pool of 585 school nominees.
The sports of women’s wrestling and acrobatics and tumbling have each taken an important step in the process toward becoming official Division III sports.
The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel approved a rule that all video reviews in men’s and women’s ice hockey for offsides or too-many-players-on-the-ice infractions leading to a goal in the regular season be reviewed by coach’s challenges only.
The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel approved changes to the components of the pitching position and the procedure for pitchers to take signals before releasing a pitch for the 2020 season.
On the latest cover of Champion magazine, graduating student-athletes at North Carolina Central toss their caps in celebration against a blue Durham sky, the cupola of a historic building on the campus in the background.
A summer bridge program that serves incoming college athletes who need it most has reached the four-year mark. For Eagles athletics administrators, that means one important thing: It’s graduation time.
With states rapidly joining the action, athletics officials face new challenges to protect the welfare of student-athletes and the integrity of competition.
It’s that ability to square up to hardships and forge meaningful bonds that those who knew Jackie Jamaleddine during her time in college say they now miss most.
