After changing their team name and uniform styles, athletic administrators at the University of Hawai'i have gone one step further: They've added new music to the school's football games.

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How can coaches get their athletes to give 100-percent effort in everything they do? Make it part of the practice plan.

With the vast growth of competitive cheer, there needs to be vast growth in reducing its risks.

Codes of conduct can serve as a moral compass for your student-athletes. But, to be effective, they must be revised on a frequent basis.

Is there a way to put a stop to Internet message boards? Probably not. But there is a way to lessen their negative effect on your athletic program.

Every athletic program has its ups and downs, its glory days and its losing streaks. That's why every athletic director needs to know how to restore luster to a slumping program.

It may look like palm reading, but it's actually part of a new protocol to assess concussions in athletes.

Hiring successful coaches entails a delicate balance of detective work, insight, and public relations. In this article, top athletic directors reveal their philosophies and strategies.

Should the NCAA alter its three-division structure?

Auburn University's CHAMPS/Life Skills program received a 2004 Program of Excellence award from the Division I-A Athletic Directors' Association. The program's success stems from its structure and its focus on collaboration.

Switching conference affiliation is on the minds of many athletic directors today. But how do you know when it's time to look around? And how do you know when it's best to stay put?