DAILY NEWS
FSU Vacates Wins
Florida State University has officially accepted the NCAA's punishment overturning past football, men's track and field, baseball, and women's basketball wins.Posted: February 8, 2010
Scheduling Shuffle
In North Carolina, where snow has been wreaking havoc on high school sports schedules, athletic directors are figuring out how to reschedule regular season games quickly.Posted: February 5, 2010
Coach Sues Cops
An Ohio high school boys' basketball coach is suing local police after he was restrained by officers on security duty at a game.Posted: February 4, 2010
WEEKLY BLOG
Congress Continues Concussion Hearings
By Abigail Funk In the past four months, we've seen a flurry of activity in Congress surrounding the treatment of head injuries in the NFL, colleges, and high schools. Here, we recap the congressional hearings and get you up to speed on who's stepping up to the plate in guarding against head injuries.
SPECIAL FEATURE
Lenoir-Rhyne Launching Lacrosse
By Kenny Berkowitz When Neil McGeachy, Athletic Director at NCAA Division II Lenoir-Rhyne University, began the process of adding men's and women's lacrosse, he started with the same series of questions he asks when considering any new sport: "When students are searching for the right college, is a new program going to help make up their mind? Will the addition of a new sport tip the scale? Will it make our institution more attractive to a larger group of student-athletes?" With answers in the affirmative, college lacrosse is set to welcome its two newest members in spring of 2011.
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