The moratorium on athletic activities for all sports currently runs through May 31, and the NCAA is debating whether or not to let it expire.
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Disparity is on display with how different colleges are dealing with pandemic
Three sports programs are being dropped in Akron for financial reasons, while LSU could welcome football players back to campus as soon as June 1.
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Can college football create a level playing field for 2020?
Schools are working on a plan of uniformity, but also realize there is a ‘significant chance that that may not be possible,’ with states and conferences on different reopening timelines.
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Why does the NCAA always punish schools but rarely coaches?
Iona is defending itself and new coach Rick Pitino, who has little chance of being harshly disciplined despite issues at Louisville and a decades-long history of violations.
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NCAA accuses Louisville basketball of recruiting violations
The allegations says former coach Rick Pitino failed to promote an atmospher of compliance.
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Catching Up With: Before everything stopped, Skowhegan grad was poised for career track and field season at division I school
Fairleigh Dickinson University senior Maddy Price established herself as one of the Northeast Conference’s top athletes during the indoor season.
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Analysis: NCAA moves toward athlete compensation, but how?
Q & A: The NCAA definition of an amateur athlete is about to be overhauled, and there are plenty about questions of how it will work.
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NCAA board supports name, image and likeness compensation
After years of fighting against it, the NCAA is setting up a structure that will allow athletes to be compensated for endorsements.
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Tulane basketball player charged with murder in Georgia
Teshaun Hightower, who led Tulane in scoring and entered the NBA draft pool, is one of six wanted in connection to an April 6 shooting death.
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Earnest Edwards, Clay Cordasco sign as undrafted free agents
UMaine receiver/kick returner Earnest Edwards is headed to the Rams, and former Sacopee Valley player Clay Cordasco agrees to a deal with the Bengals.