That, if you'll recall from last year's BYU/Washington game, is what happens when you take apes, give them complex and sometimes poorly written rules, and ask them to navigate them 14 times a year...
Oh, so we're lofty lofty enough to publish in the HuffPo, eh, and do most of it via a blockquote? Myles Brand has taken his lessons in lazy blogging from TBL, and learned them well. Relevant...
TALLAHASSEE, AP--Bobby Bowden appealed to the NCAA to include wins from his past before. He may have to do it again. Florida State will appeal the NCAA ruling in an academic fraud case including...
Put them away when the recruits are around, and just to be sure you don't get a secondary violation from the NCAA or have to report one yourself, obey the following rules to avoid "Game...
The yearly tweaking of the rules is now on the docket, and let us humbly propose one rule in sore need of tweakage: the transfer rule, a bit of earth-salting schools may use on recruits who...
I implore you to stop. Please. From Myles Brand's bit in the Huffington Post on the role of profit in collegiate athletics: Neither higher education, of which college sports is only a small part,...
Inadvertent or not, the winnowing down of D-1 football to a Premiere League begins with the APR. Columnage hyah at the SN. Oh, and in unrelated news, Chile knows how to throw a death-party: Either...
The NCAA released the APR today, the Academic Progress Report, the NCAA's opportunity to seize the spotlight and do what it does best: issue press releases. The NCAAs Academic Performance Program...
Two interesting notes regarding the NCAA, your favorite curiously defined regulatory entity, bear some mention here. Both come courtesy of the good people at Miami Hawk Talk, the smartest damn...
Walk-ons at Colorado were charged less for training meals from the years 2000-2005, a violation of some clause in the NCAA's 3,289 page rulebook on student conduct that will cost the University of...
