Sports
On the surface, the plan to change rules on name, image and likeness use is a major turnabout by the NCAA. But those in favor of compensating athletes say there’s more to be done.
Oct. 29, 2019
The Atlantic Coast Conference has followed the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s lead and is removing all its athletic championships from North Carolina.
Sept. 14, 2016
Opinion
In ruling that the National Collegiate Athletic Assn. illegally restrained competition for top student football and basketball players, U.S.
Aug. 11, 2014
IN SPORTS, steroid use varies widely from the prep level to the pros.
April 24, 1988
An official of the National Collegiate Athletic Assn. has refused comment on a newspaper report that at least 20 possible rules violations have been uncovered in an investigation of the University of Minnesota men’s athletic program.
Jan. 30, 1988
The enforcement director of the National Collegiate Athletic Assn., David Berst, said he doubts that the association will take any action against Nebraska because of allegations made about the school’s football program in the book, “The Big Red Confidential: Inside Nebraska Football” by former Sports Illustrated writer Armen Keteyian.
Sept. 2, 1989
High School Sports
When the Cal State Los Angeles men’s soccer team moved from NCAA Division I to Division II status this season, it became an instant favorite to win the California Collegiate Athletic Association title this season.
Sept. 27, 1992
Archives
Outscoring Arizona State 51-3 in the six field events, the San Diego State women’s track team defeated the Sun Devils, 86-49, at a dual meet at SDSU.
May 5, 1985
World & Nation
The University of Texas announced that it had banned two boosters from associating with its athletic program and had reprimanded three staff members, reportedly including football Coach David McWilliams, for their roles in alleged National Collegiate Athletic Assn. violations.
May 14, 1987
The Presidents Commission, the driving force behind the major moves made by the National Collegiate Athletic Assn. over the last few years, is taking a little breather during the NCAA convention this week in Nashville, Tenn.
Jan. 11, 1988