Once again the NCAA is about to overreach
The NCAA Is considering letting boosters provide member institutions with bonuses for their respective athletic departments...
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The Craig James Annual Award for Sports Analysis Excellence - Week 3
The Craig James Memorial Trophy will annually recognize the outstanding college football analyst whose performance best exhibits a relentless pursuit of analyzing stuff you know nothing about, a tireless willingness to troll for clicks, and a selfless effort to meet a word count, regardless of the cost to the English language. This week's nominees include Yankee statisticians, completely apt analogies, and yet more from the Worldwide Leader in Conflicts of Interest.
Southern Cal, Ohio State And Auburn. One Is Not Like The Second, Or The Other
A discussion of why comparing the result of USC's case with those of Auburn and Ohio State is not yet accurate.
The NCAA Gives The Media A Look Through The Door With The 'Enforcement Experience'
The NCAA Gives The Media A Look Through The Door With The 'Enforcement Experience'
Todd McNair And USC's Case For Appeal
A look at the failed appeal by former USC assistant Todd McNair of sanctions leveled for his role in 'Bushgate' and why the ruling does not bode well for USC's own fate with the NCAA.
Sanctions, The NCAA Appeals Process And What Southern Cal Has To Look Forward To
What hints into USC's future do the NCAA's rules and enforcement history provide?
Going on the Offensive
Regardless of where the Mayo and Bush situations end up USC needs to go on the offensive. I don’t mean in trying to spin this but to ensure that USC interests are protected in the future. A lot...
