The New York Times – Sports:
Leaders of the University of California system are considering whether to block U.C.L.A.’s move to the Big Ten. The lawmaker who touched off national changes in endorsement deals is watching, too.
Author: Billy Witz
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UCLA’s Football Wins Can’t Mask Its Financial Woes
The New York Times – Sports:
The Bruins are having their best recent season on the field, yet attendance is falling rapidly. Free tickets haven’t helped, and the athletic department’s balance sheet has suffered.
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Louisville’s Penalties, Such as They Are, Bolster the Status Quo
The New York Times – Sports:
Louisville received a handful of recruiting sanctions, a $5,000 fine and will be on probation for two years, but its former coach Rick Pitino received no penalties.
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Ohio State Over Powers Penn State
The New York Times – Sports:
Ohio State defeated Penn State, 44-31. It was Penn State’s 11th consecutive loss to a top 10 opponent.
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Memphis and Hardaway Escape Serious Punishment for N.C.A.A. Violations
The New York Times – Sports:
An N.C.A.A. panel said Hardaway’s unique standing made it allowable for him to give moving expenses to the family of a star player.
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California Regents Hear Out Pac-12 on Whether to Block U.C.L.A.’s Move to Big Ten
The New York Times – Sports:
The leaders of the sprawling University of California educational system are considering whether they should halt the move by U.C.L.A.
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Coach Leonard Hamilton: ‘The Worse the Program, the More I Became Interested’
The New York Times – Sports:
Hamilton, the Florida State men’s basketball coach, was presented with the Joe Lapchick Character Award in New York last week.
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UConn Agrees to Pay Former Coach Kevin Ollie $3.9 Million
The New York Times – Sports:
Ollie, who led the men’s basketball team to the national title in 2014, was fired in 2018 during an investigation into recruiting violations.
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UConn Agrees to Pay Former Coach Kevin Ollie $3.9 Million
The New York Times – Sports:
Ollie, who led the men’s basketball team to the national title in 2014, was fired in 2018 during an investigation into recruiting violations.