Haves/Have-Nots
 HAVES/HAVE-NOTS    Nation's athletic directors tired of being shut out of NCAA process   Clips Guest Commentary   The warning bells were clanging, and we could hear them all the way from Santa Monica.   By Andy Staples, SI.com, 4-22-13
 
April 2013
 COLLATERAL BENEFITS    The every year question: Can athletics lift academics?   Will Louisville’s championship yield academic benefits?  Courier-Journal, 4-13-13
 
March 2013
 MID-MAJOR    Small but Still Growing    Butler gains popularity due to performances in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament.   Washington Post   3-20-13
 
February 2013
 TENNIS    The cream of the tennis-crop is not grown in college   The landscape of pro-tennis is much different from other sports. NY Times, 2-10-13
 
 STUDENT AID    NCAA Money for Student Assistance Lands in Many Pockets, Big Ten Document Shows   But not all of the dollars directly help students.   Chronicle of Higher Education, 1-31-13
 
January 2013
 FB    Old-Timers Football, with pads   Former players in their 40s, 50s and 60s are rolling the dice, chasing past gridiron glory.   New York Times, 1-20-13
 
 EXPENSES    Report Describes Big Gaps in Athletic vs. Academic Spending   A Delta Cost Project report reveals that public universities in the six most powerful conferences surpassed $100,000 per player in median annual athletic spending in 2010.   Chronicle of Higher Education, 1-16-13
 
 NEW SPORT    Nebraska to Add Sand Volleyball as 24th Intercollegiate Sport   The sport was approved as an NCAA Emerging Sport for women in 2009.   huskers.com, 1-9-13
 
 ARMS RACE    ADs react to stipend issue   The $2,000 stipend initiative crashed and burned, but in April there will be another go at it.  You can count on it.  CBSSports, 1-4-13
 
 BRAGGING    How many titles do Alabama and Notre Dame really have?   Princeton claims 28, Alabama 14 and Notre Dame, 11.    SI.com, 1-3-13
 
December 2012
 CONFERENCES    Breakaway?   There are many good reasons for super conferences to secede from the NCAA. And a lot of bad ones too.    a ClipsMuse, Nick Infante, Clips Editor, 12-26-12
 
 HAVE-NOTS   Low income students crash landing in college   Clips eFlash   A lengthy front-page article in the Sunday New York Times examines the formidable obstacles that plague low income students in pursuit of a higher education degree.   New York Times, 12-24-12
 
 YUCKS    The Great Alumni Challenge   As Notre Dame and Alabama vie for a football title, WSJ asks: Can Gomer Pyle tackle Norm from 'Cheers'?   Wall Street Journal, 12-20-12
 
 FACILITIES    Cincinnati unveils Nippert Stadium plans   Cincinnati is hoping to add about 5,000 seats in its renovation of Nippert Stadium.   ESPN.com, 12-18-12
 
 FB    Forbes: College Football’s Most Valuable Teams   Clips eFlash   Here are Forbes' most valuable/profitable teams; the most powerful coaches and most cost efficient teams.  Forbes.com, 12-19-12
 
November 2012
 SUCCESS    Oregon rises into the national spotlight   The Ducks built a juggernaut and did it their own way.   LATimes.com, 11-1-12
 
October 2012
 HAVE-NOTS    The State of Affairs That Is Boise State   College Football's Arrivistes Keep Winning Games—Tradition or Not    WSJ, 10-21-12
 
September 2012
 FB    And the real BCS champ is ...   ESPN The Magazine has ranked the top 10 college football teams for their performance both on the field and off.   ESPN The Magazine 9-17-12
 
 D1-A FB    UMass football move loaded with financial risks   Football upgrade brings no guarantees of success — competitively or financially.    Boston Globe, 9-6-12
 
 FB    Playoff revenue sub-committee getting down to nitty gritty   The devil’s details include “contract” bowls, access vs. revenue and the line between haves & have-nots.   CBSSports, 9-4-12
 
August 2012
 FB    The Death of the Little Guy in College Football   Fewer and fewer teams from outside the six power conferences are finding their way into the Top 25.   Wall Street Journal, 8-22-12
 
 FACILITIES    UO not shy in spending $68 mil on operations center   Booster-rich Oregon is funding a new athletics center featuring a large array of astonishing features.   The Register Guard, 7-17-12
 
June 2012
 SCHOLARSHIPS    Haves, have-nots and athletic scholarships   Clips eFLASH   Is it different when a son/daughter of a super wealthy person earns a scholarship? Should it be? How about celebrities? How about Sean Combs’ son?   New York Daily News, 5-30-12
 
May 2012
 BIG SPENDING    Texas athletics overwhelm rivals in revenue and spending   Big spending may cause a split by the top programs.    USA Today, 5-14-12
 
 REVENUES    TX prez: Finances could cause split in NCAA football   President William Powers says he's not advocating or predicting it, but he suggests it's time to address the question of whether there might be a split of the nation’s top 50 or so schools in the upper football division of D1.    USA TODAY 5-14-12
 
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