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The Cost of Cheating
Study finds that high-reputation institutions stand to lose the most when breaking NCAA rules. But some loyal alumni are still there to help even in times of crisis.
Sexual Coercion Among Athletes
More than half of intercollegiate and recreational athletes in a new study say they have pressured women into having sex.
NCAA Violations at Ole Miss
University of Mississippi punishes itself for violating NCAA rules, including falsifying ACT scores for football recruits.
Consequences at Baylor
Ken Starr resigns as president. University fires football coach. Analysis released by institution finds numerous cases in which it mishandled sexual violence involving football players.
Ken Starr to Step Down
With board considering firing president amid growing allegations the university looked the other way on sexual assaults involving football players, Starr is expected to resign.
Profiting Off Name and Likeness
The Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics says it may explore ways to allow players to profit off their names and likenesses, though some members argue too few athletes would benefit from such a change.
Leaving the Big Time
In a first for the NCAA's Football Bowl Subdivision, the University of Idaho's struggling team is abandoning college football's top level, a reset its president says is best for the institution.
Opinion
Why We're Leaving the Football Arms Race
Chuck Staben explains why the University of Idaho has decided to abandon the highest level of NCAA football -- and why his institution is unlikely to be the last to do so.