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The Michigan basketball team drew a somewhat surprising No. 8 seed in the NCAA tournament and with it a game against Tennessee, the No. 9 seed out of the Southeastern Conference. The two schools haven't met on the basketball court in more than 20 years and their most well-known battle ...
Alabama football coach Nick Saban talks to the media during the Southeastern Conference Media Days on Wednesday, July 21, 2010, in Hoover, Ala. College football camps across the country are poised to begin next week as the NCAA probes the influence of rogue agents at multiple schools. Coaches are up ...
Anyone from Arkansas to Arkansas-Pine Bluff could kick off March Madness next year. The NCAA's expanded 68-team men's basketball tournament will include a four-game first round involving eight teams from all across the Division I spectrum. Two of those initial games will include the four lowest seeds in the field ...
On Thursday, the NCAA approved expansion of the men's basketball tournament to 68 teams. Here's a look at some of the other key decisions the NCAA's board of directors made during its meeting in Indianapolis:
A Big Ten medical professional says the classroom shouldn’t be ignored when NCAA athletes are diagnosed with a concussion. Concussions are a hot topic in college sports. An NCAA safety panel recommended this week that schools create a detailed plan to handle concussions. In December, the same panel recommended a ...
An NCAA panel is recommending that all schools come up with a detailed plan on how to handle an athlete with a concussion, including exactly who has the authority to clear that person to play again.
Attendance at NCAA football games was down slightly in 2009 compared to the all-time record set in the 2008 season, according to statistics released by the NCAA.But Michigan led the nation with an average crowd of 108,933 and total attendance, which was 871,464. Penn State, Ohio State and Texas also ...
University of Michigan President Mary Sue Coleman said she doesn't know what the NCAA's timetable is regarding the investigation of the Michigan football program, but that, "I'm not anxious, I'm not anxious," she told the Detroit Free Press. The NCAA, in a notice of inquiry, let Michigan know in October ...
John U. Bacon, author, freelance reporter, radio personality, speaker and blogger, checks in this week on allegations that the University of Michigan football team broke NCAA rules. His take: This isn't easy for anybody. Read his blog entry here.