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Category: NCAA
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FAMU AD accused of stealing $24K from old job
Florida A&M athletic director Angela Suggs was arrested Monday on fraud and theft charges for allegedly using a corporate credit card for personal use totaling more than $24,000 at her former job.
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Biggest surprise, head-scratcher and more from the men’s basketball transfer cycle
Which teams improved — or hurt — their outlook? We award winners and losers of this offseason’s cycle.
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Wetzel: It’s new rules, same old game in NCAA athlete pay
College athletics is back in the rules business now that schools can directly pay players, Dan Wetzel writes.
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Conference bosses bullish on NIL enforcement
College conference commissioners are bullish on their ability to enforce NIL rules in a new system days after a multibillion-dollar legal settlement changed college athletics by allowing schools to directly pay their athletes.
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Inaugural Vitale event to feature Duke vs. Texas
ESPN and the Charlotte Sports Foundation have announced an annual men’s college basketball event to honor Hall of Fame broadcaster Dick Vitale. The inaugural game, featuring the Texas Longhorns and Duke Blue Devils, will take place on Nov. 4.
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Who won the men’s transfer portal? Let’s rank the 13 best teams
These teams got the best players from the transfer portal — with some familiar faces in the mix for top spot.
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Florida at Duke headlines ACC/SEC Challenge
The matchups for the third annual ACC/SEC Challenge were announced Wednesday, highlighted on the men’s side by Duke hosting reigning national champions Florida and multiple potential top-10 matchups on the women’s side.
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NCAA athlete pay: Here’s what’s next
Schools will begin directly paying their athletes in less than a month, thanks to a legal settlement that was officially approved in federal court Friday. However, the situation is far from settled.
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Baker: Settlement helps NCAA avoid ‘bankruptcy’
NCAA president Charlie Baker framed the multibillion-dollar House settlement agreement as one that provides stability to college athletics and avoids “bankruptcy.”