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Don’t Reform NCAA – Replace It
The association has lost control of college athletics. Congress should step in to create an alternative, as it did in another amateur sports realm in the 1970s, Donna Lopiano and Gerald Gurney write.
Penn State Postseason Restored
The NCAA has reduced some of its sanctions against Penn State, allowing the university's football team to participate in postseason games two years earlier than originally decided.
Fantasy Football, Real Sanctions
Eight of 10 college athletes don't think participating in paid fantasy sports leagues is a violation of NCAA rules. They're wrong.
NCAA Limits on For-Profits
In a bid to protect its nonprofit status but not lose its for-profit members, the NCAA is trying to create a new classification for for-profit colleges.
No Special Treatment
NCAA says sports programs should cooperate with, but not oversee, investigations into alleged sexual assaults.
A Coach Tells the Truth
Leader of West Virginia U. football team admits in news conference that lying is part of recruiting. When the university posted transcript and video, that line was initially deleted.
Antitrust Loss for NCAA
Federal judge finds that ban on sharing revenue with football and basketball players violates the law.
Autonomy Gained
The members of the five high-revenue conferences make up 18 percent of all Division I colleges, but a new NCAA governance structure gives them nearly 40 percent of the voting power.