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Finance
/ 8 years agoMaryland and Rutgers Move to the Big Ten Conference
By: Shanette D. Buford-Brazzell The University of Maryland and Rutgers University recently made national headlines, surprising all college sports fans, when...
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Football
/ 8 years agoNotre Dame and the ACC: A Logical Partnership
Today’s news that Notre Dame is leaving the Big East for the ACC surprised many. Similar to its arrangement with the...
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Governance
/ 8 years agoIs the NCAA Expanding into Canada?
According to the latest reports, Simon Fraser University, located in British Columbia, Canada may be the first full-fledged international member of the NCAA....
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Coaches
/ 8 years agoWill the Big Ten Commissioner be Able to Fire Coaches in the Future?
UPDATE (7/20/12, 10:46 a.m.): The Big Ten has issues the following statement today: “The draft obtained by the Chronicle was an early draft...
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Football
/ 8 years agoThe BCS Presidential Oversight Committee Meeting: Questions Presidents Must Ask
Today, the BCS Presidential Oversight Committee is meeting in Washington, D.C. At the meeting, FBS conference commissioners will present the new...
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Football
/ 8 years agoA Look Back at Conference Realignment 2004-2005
Conference realignment is nothing new. In 2004 and 2005, 16 schools moved from one FBS conference to another. Earlier this week,...
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Football
/ 8 years agoWhy FSU Isn’t Leaving the ACC for the Big 12
Last week, the ACC and ESPN reached an agreement which extended the network’s television contract with the conference for 15 years. ...
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Football
/ 9 years agoA Lesson in Superconferences: How Can the WAC Survive?
Over the last 24 months, conference realignment has reshaped the landscape of collegiate athletics. The constant flux of teams switching conferences,...
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Finance
/ 9 years agoDoes Memphis to the Big East Make Sense? (Part 2)
Guest author: Dr. Michael Lorenzen Dr. Michael Lorenzen is the principal owner of Collegiate Athletics Strategy Advising, a firm that provides advisement...
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Governance
/ 9 years agoShould Division I Schools Vote to Overturn the NCAA’s Multi-Year Scholarship Measure?
Today, NCAA Division I institutions will begin voting to decide whether Division I schools can offer student-athletes multi-year scholarships. In October,...
