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Georgia's Dooley Says Adams Should Go

Fri, Feb 03, 2012

The former AD and football coach says it is time for the man who let him go, President Michael Adams, to also be let go. In a recent television interview about his new book, Dooley said: "He thought in my situation that it was time to make a change and didn't renew mine, so I would say that he's at the point where I could also say the same thing about him."

Former Hoops Coach Charlie Spoonhour Dies at 72

Thu, Feb 02, 2012

Charlie Spoonhour, who took Saint Louis to three NCAA tournaments behind a prolific offense, has died after battling a lung disease. He was 72, NCAA.com reported.

Binghamton's AD Stands Behind Winless Hoops Coach

Thu, Feb 02, 2012

Binghamton's new AD, Pat Elliott, is standing behind Mark Macon despite an 0-21 season. Macon inherited a mess following a basketball scandal at the school and has brought stability to the program despite the record.

BYU AD Calls for Better Fan Conduct

Wed, Feb 01, 2012

BYU AD Tom Holmoe wants BYU basketball fans to improve their sportmanship after angry fans threw objects on the game floor, showered referees with boos and shouted foul language during Saturday’s basketball match-up against St. Mary’s.

Saturday's KU-Mizzou "Border War" is for Keeps

Tue, Jan 31, 2012

With Missouri leaving the Big 12 for the SEC, Saturday's Kansas-Missouri game may very well be the last in the 106-year-old rivalry. There's a lot on the line for the two Top 10 teams when they face off on the Tigers' home court -- chiefly eternal bragging rights.

Monson Rebuilding Long Beach State

Tue, Jan 31, 2012

Nestled in the middle of Southern California is Long Beach State's athletic facility known as The Pyramid. When Dan Monson took over as head coach in April of 2007 there wasn't much to be hopeful of since the hoops program was coming off serious NCAA violations and the facility was empty; but the former Gonzaga coach has The Beach heading in the right direction competitively and fans are now flocking to The Pyramid.

Tulane President Still Fighting Against BCS

Mon, Jan 30, 2012

Scott Cowen’s 2003 crusade to change the system led to a lowering of the mathematical threshold for non-automatic qualifying schools outside of the six power conferences (SEC, Big 12, Big Ten, Pacific-12, Big East and ACC) to qualify for BCS bowl games. The fight continues today for Cowen.

NJ Governor Proposes Merging Rowan and Rutgers-Camden

Sun, Jan 29, 2012

If Rowan and Rutgers-Camden became one school, would its athletics program go Div. I or Div. III?

Professor Finds Institutional Value in Sports

Sun, Jan 29, 2012

Judith Scott-Clayton, an assistant professor at Teachers College/Columbia University, writes that the available evidence suggests that big-time sports can in fact generate big-time support for their institutions, far beyond what a narrow accounting of revenues and expenses might imply.

Alvarez Claims Ignorance About Party

Sat, Jan 28, 2012

Wisconsin AD Barry Alvarez said that he and Senior Associate AD Sean Frazier were not specifically aware of the party thrown for student workers by Associate AD John Chadima. During that party, alcohol paid for with donor funds was served to some underage UW student workers, and Chadima allegedly made sexual advances toward a male subordinate.

Army Not Following Navy to the Big East

Thu, Jan 26, 2012

Navy's move to play football in the Big East will not lure Army away from its independent status, athletic director Boo Corrigan said. Navy AD Chet Gladchuck believes independent games are in jeopardy in the future, while Corrigan does not share that view.

Duke's White Values Diversity

Mon, Jan 23, 2012

Duke University currently includes 37 minorities among the 238 employees in the athletic department. Of those 37, 30 were hired during AD Kevin White’s tenure. Of the 20 members of what is listed as the “senior administration” of the athletic department (deputy/associate/assistant athletic directors), six are women and four are minorities. Of those eight minority/women senior administrators, seven were either hired by White or promoted by him to that status.

Joe Paterno Dies at 85

Sun, Jan 22, 2012

Joe Paterno's family announced his death in a statement released Sunday morning, the New York Times reported.

Colts Interview Tressel

Sun, Jan 22, 2012

Jim Tressel has never been a head coach in the NFL nor has he even worked as an assistant coach in the pro ranks. He does have a 229-79-2 overall college coaching record.

Penn State to Pay Victims' Medical Bills

Sat, Jan 21, 2012

The Penn State board voted to pay for former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky's accuser's medical costs, footing the bill for counseling and other abuse-related expenses, the Morning Call reported.

Wisconsin's Chadima Apologizes for Lapse of Judgment

Fri, Jan 20, 2012

John Chadima, the senior UW athletic official who resigned abruptly earlier this month after an allegation of misconduct apologized for his "recent lapse of judgment" but did not say what that lapse involved. The school is conducting an investigation, but has not revealed the nature of the incident.