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Possible Rules for Athletes With History of Sexual Violence
An NCAA think tank will discuss the possibility of an associationwide policy on athletes who have committed sexual assault.

It Took a Village (or an Entire Coaching Staff)
NCAA punishes seven former Northern Colorado coaching staffers who paid for and completed athletes' online courses.

College Football's Avalanche of Lawsuits
Lawsuits could lead to changes in the NCAA's concussion rules and threaten some athletic conferences, while broader questions about college football's viability begin to emerge.

Did Michigan State Look the Other Way?
As former gymnastics national team doctor pleads guilty to molestation charges, some ask whether university let abuse continue by failing to respond adequately to complaints about his conduct.

Lost Trust in College Sports
NCAA president says after two recent scandals in college athletics, the public is losing faith and major reforms are needed.

Concussions, Insurance and a Suspended Rugby Program
Amid concerns about an unusually high number of concussions -- and new guidelines from the institution’s insurer -- Kenyon suspends club rugby teams.

Opinion
Why We Should Drop Football
In a letter to trustees, Rachel Toor explains why a university should take its students out of harm’s way.

Back on the Team After Taking a Knee
Albright booted a football player after he protested during the national anthem. Now he’s been offered his spot back.
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