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NCAA Reveals COVID-19 Contingency Plans for Hoops Tourneys
The NCAA has come up with a contingency plan in case teams can’t play in the March Madness tournaments because of COVID-19
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NCAA OKs Limited Fan Attendance at Men's, Women's Tourneys
The NCAA will allow a limited number of fans to attend all rounds of its men’s basketball tournament in Indiana and later rounds of its women’s tournament in Texas
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NCAA Announces Tighter Schedule for March Madness
That much-anticipated opening Thursday of March Madness will belong to the play-in teams
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Wisconsin Badgers Break Trophy Moments After Winning It
A video captured inside the locker room shows the moment the Wisconsin Badgers shattered their Duke’s Mayo Bowl trophy on Wednesday.
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New Bill Would Give College Athletes Sweeping Rights to Compensation, Including Revenue Share
A bill being introduced by four Democratic lawmakers would grant college athletes sweeping rights to compensation and create a federal commission on college athletics
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NCAA Allows Blanket Waivers for All Transfers Immediately
The NCAA’s Division I Council has granted blanket waivers for all athletes to play immediately.
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Supreme Court Agrees to Hear NCAA Athlete Compensation Case
The Supreme Court has agreed to review a court decision that the NCAA has said blurred “the line between student-athletes and professionals.”
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Mitchell, Schakel Lead SDSU to 73-58 Win Over No. 22 UCLA
Matt Mitchell and Jordan Schakel scored 15 points apiece and San Diego State used its disruptive defense and 3-point shots to beat No. 22 UCLA 73-58 in the season opener for both teams
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Aztecs Run Out of Luck in Reno
SDSU went to Nevada for a national TV game against an undefeated team they needed to beat to keep their Mountain West Conference title game hopes alive. In the first half the Aztecs were the better team. In the second half that team disappeared, at least on offense. San Diego State let a lead slip away with a dismal 2nd-half…
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March Madness in One Place? NCAA Looking at Indianapolis
The NCAA says it plans to hold the entire 2021 men’s college basketball tournament in one location to mitigate the risks of the coronavirus
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Ivy League Cancels Winter Sports as Coronavirus Cases Rise
The Ivy League announced on Thursday that it would be canceling all winter sports as a result of surging coronavirus cases, making them the first Division I conference to cancel winter sports this year.
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College Football Stars Could Earn as Much as $2.4 Million Per Year, Based on NCAA Revenues, Study Says
The debate over whether the top college athletes should be paid more like professional players continues to rage, even as those athletes now have more avenues for making money while playing collegiate sports.
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NCAA Moves Toward Free Year of Eligibility for Fall Athletes
College athletes who play fall sports, including football, will be given a free year of eligibility no matter how much they compete over the next 10 months if an NCAA recommendation is approved later this week.
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Critical Mass: From College to the Pros Sports are Struggling With COVID-19
Anthony Tall of the Aspires Sports Group breaks down down how sports across the board are still struggling dealing COVID-19.
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NCAA Lays Out Plan for Playing But Warns of Surging Pandemic
The NCAA says college athletes should be tested for COVID-19 no more than 72 hours before a game, players with high-risk exposures to the coronavirus should be quarantined for 14 days and everybody on the sideline should wear a mask.
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Stanford University to Discontinue 11 Sports Programs
Stanford University on Wednesday announced it will discontinue 11 varsity sports programs at the end of the 2020-21 academic year, according to an open letter from university officials.
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USC Advises Virtual Classes for Fall Semester Putting College Football Season in Doubt
If you’re a student at the University of Southern California you might have to continue to get used to Zoom. As COVID-19 continues to torment most of the state of California, colleges across the state are preparing for virtual classes this fall. Recently, USC pivoted from their prior stance of expecting students on campus this fall, to now advising...
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Building Bubbles: Cautious 1st Steps Toward Football Season
College football is scheduled to kick off in less than three months
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NCAA Rule Could Lead to Reggie Bush's Return to USC
Reggie Bush is a USC Trojans legend. But for the last ten years, the former Heisman Trophy winning running back has been banned from his alma mater. The NCAA investigated Bush and the USC program in 2010, and imposed sanctions on the university and Bush personally after it was determined that he and his family members had received extra benefits…
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NCAA Offers Guidance for Bringing Athletes Back to Campus
The NCAA has released a long and detailed plan to help schools bring athletes back to campus during the pandemic