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From Draft Night to Detour It was a headline that I had to read twice: An NBA draft pick deciding to walk away and play college ball instead. Being an

College Football’s Latest Controversy This past weekend, the College Playoff Committee finalized the field of 12 to compete for the national championship. To say their choices have created quite a

A Fresh Start… or a Fast Exit? Nothing screams “fresh start” like picking up a guy who was fired just over a month ago. Soon after the announcement came, Franklin

Chesney: The right stuff for PSU A Gamble That Changed College Football Forever In the spring of 1966, Penn State didn’t just hire a football coach, they rolled the dice

A Program at a Crossroads Despite a positive 12-year run at Penn State, James Franklin ultimately fell short of delivering what defines college football’s elite – a national championship. The

The Costly Carousel Begins Through week ten of the college football season, the ledger on what universities owe their former coaches in buyouts was nearly $185 million. It all commenced

State Senator Torrey Westrom is urging Minnesotans to pay close attention to what he views as a defining moment for girls’ athletics in the state. His comments follow a unanimous

The Wisconsin Legislature is advancing a bill designed to bring state labor laws into alignment with the evolving structure of professional baseball. Senate Bill 374, authored by State Senator Dan

The NCAA’s New Bureaucratic Ballet In its ongoing quest to make college football feel less like a game of musical chairs and more like a tightly choreographed bureaucratic ballet, the

State Representative Kristen Marcell announced that she has signed two discharge resolutions in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives to advance legislation currently held in committee. The first resolution pertains to