384 Results for tag: Title IX
While the administration at the University of Delaware decided to ignore NCAA President Myles Brand's edict not to blame
Title IX for the end of the Men's Indoor Track program, the folks who run the student newspaper don't seem to mind resorting to Orwellian twists of the language to cover up what happened:
University President Patrick Harker, Edgar ...
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From the Chattanooga Times-Free Press:
UTC men’s golf coach Mark Guhne spent Thursday night in a condominium without running water or electricity.
“It had a couch,” he said, describing his accommodations on a recruiting trip. “I’m staying with a friend tonight in Orlando and another friend in Miami tomorrow.”
The coach is doing everyth...
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Congratulations to Oklahoma State University Men's Wrestling Team, the winner of college bracket of the 2008 Reno Tournament of Champions. Click here for the results. Here's the rest of the top 10:
1.
Oklahoma State
146.5
2.
Edinboro
132.5
3.
North Carolina
94.0
4.
Cal State Bakersfield
87.0
5.
Navy
79.0
6.
Ar...
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From Bill Archer at Big Soccer, some unfortunate facts about the college game:
As for more scholarships, let's start with getting colleges to stop dropping programs.
I'm not about to open the whole
Title IX can of crap here, so I'll just say this: to add more male soccer scholarships would mean adding more female scholarships in some sport or other, ...
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Texas Swimming shows us how.
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Texas Swimming takes a closer look at some of the dust getting kicked up in the comments thread of a US News and World Report blog post about Myles Brand and his edict on public statements about
Title IX.
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As we noted last week, while we were cheered that most of the track and field program at the University of Delaware was spared the axewhen the school announced its new long-term plan for athletics, we would be remiss if we didn't mention that the cuts were kept to men's indoor track thanks to the imposition of roster caps on the rest of the men's athletic ...
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Vere Loqui is wondering out loud about Myles Brand and
Title IX.
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Over at Inside Higher Education, the Web site is running a piece from College Sports Council chairman Eric Pearson on NCAA President Myles Brand's recent statements on how member schools shouldn't blame
Title IX for future cuts in men's athletic programs.
The entire text of the article appears below:
Myles Brand’s Code of Silence
By Eric ...
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... Gets some more attention in this article, as does our friend Allison Kasic.
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