Above: A Sponsorship That Must Have Been Given Away For Free Because the Noble Ideals Of Amateurism (TM) This genre of NCAA lickspittlism might be my very favorite. "NCAA players.
Paul's thread yesterday contained some defenses of the exploitation of athletes by NCAA rules. These defenses were, of course, rife with factual errors, non-sequiturs, and transparent illogic because all defenses.
A humble public servant is finally able to trade up from one of his modest vacation homes: It's good to be a wildly successful head coach of athletes who don't.
I really like the athletic director who comes on at 1:20 of yesterday's SNL skit: I don't want to be unduly optimistic -- if American history has taught us anything,.
Nocera continues his great work: In the U.S.C. case, the N.C.A.A. made a series of allegations about Reggie Bush, the 2005 Heisman Trophy winner, the most memorable of which was.
Thanks to Christina Pedersen's Bush v. Gore-like work in the women's football semifinal yesterday, the NYT profile of Lolo Jones is not the worst thing associated with the 2012 Olympics..
In the wake of a predictably dreary NCAA title game, a couple points. First of all, I'm sure that BCS apologists will see Alabama's win as a vindication of a.
Jon Chait argues once again that anyone who sees generating massive amounts of revenue from "student"-athletes while denying them most of the benefits as exploitative must hate college sports. The.
