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The NCAA lawsuit in context
Aug 15, 2014
The NCAA lost a lawsuit in its battle over collegiate athlete likenesses. What does that mean?
Luring talent with more than just a basketball
Aug 8, 2014
The NCAA has voted to give schools with the biggest sports programs more leeway.
The NCAA's top conferences break out
by
Kai Ryssdal
Aug 6, 2014
If approved, a new proposal will give the Big 5 conferences more autonomy.
Landmark trial begins in NCAA case
by
Annie Baxter
Jun 9, 2014
A look at who profits from college basketball, and where that money should go.
NCAA academic rules hit smaller, poor colleges
by
Dan Bobkoff
and Shea Huffman
May 15, 2014
The NCAA is penalizing more than 30 college teams for poor academic performance. None are in the power conferences for football or basketball.
Are hours of football practice a job?
by
Jeff Tyler
Apr 25, 2014
Northwestern football players are scheduled to vote on whether they want to be represented by a union.
The threat of a football union has the NCAA talking
Apr 24, 2014
The NCAA and big-time football colleges have been rethinking the way they treat athletes.
For public good, not for profit.
Are college football players employees?
by
Kai Ryssdal
Mar 26, 2014
An NLRB ruling that Northwestern football players are technically employees of the school.
NCAA bracketeers cried today
by
Kai Ryssdal
Mar 20, 2014
ESPN says Warren Buffett's $1 billion bet is almost certainly safe.
NCAA to debate paying college athletes a stipend
Jan 15, 2014
As the NCAA gathers for its annual meeting, is it considering a first step toward paying players?