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NCAA’s Goodfellas Handling ‘Family’ Business
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By DERON SNYDER The future looks grim for Baylor, Iowa State, Kansas State and Kansas, on the verge of being abandoned in a shell of the Big 12 Conference. But hold the pity and save your sympathy. They have no … Continue reading
HBCU Athletics Not Keeping Up With Academics
By DERON SNYDER Fifty or so years ago, before they became commonplace at major colleges such as Louisiana State, the University of North Carolina and the University of Florida, the nation’s top African-American student-athletes played at HBCUs such as Grambling, … Continue reading
Well-Intentioned, But Misguided Policy on Women
I didn’t realize the good fortune in being assigned to Carver Hall upon my arrival at Howard University in 1982. It was one of two all-male dormitories (the other was for lowly freshmen; I was a transfer), and I soon … Continue reading
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