Haves/Have-Nots
Forbes Magazine: Top College Sports Towns   Here’s one magazine’s opinion on the ten best…..   Forbes Magazine, 3-5-10
 
USF Breaks Ground on new basketball center   The already competitive South Florida Bulls will become even more so with this recruit-friendly facility.  Go USF Bulls.com, 3-3-10
 
February 2010
2009 Football attendance down slightly in 2009    After three consecutive record-breaking seasons, NCAA football attendance declined slightly for the first time in five years.   NCAA News, 2-22-10
 
The Emergence of Harvard Hoops   Behind Coach Tommy Amaker and star point guard Jeremy Lin, Harvard is breaking exciting new ground and making a name for itself in an area other than academics.   Sports Illustrated, 2-1-10
 
Here's hoping ex-UCLA star O'Bannon drills this shot against NCAA   Clips Guest Commentary   Our guest author conjectures about the impending discovery process that could open the NCAA’s books like never before.   By Tom Hoffarth, Long Beach Press-Telegram, 2-13-10
 
Binghamton report reads like (bad) fiction   Generating wins by cutting corners cost a fast-track D1 program dearly.   Binghamton Press & Sun Bulletin, 2-11-10
 
Expansion would boost Pac-10 but leave wake of disruption   Clips Guest Commentary   Our guest author prognosticates: “The Pac-10 is pondering expansion? No matter which conferences are bitten, it will get messy.”   By Dennis Dodd, CBSSports.com, 2-10-10
 
January 2010
DePaul pursuing its previous prominence   Once a basketball powerhouse, DePaul is trying to regain its basketball greatness by changing to fit in a new era in basketball.   Syracuse Post-Standard, 1-30-10
 
The Battle for BCS Bucks    Just as national healthcare has become the battleground for America’s haves and have-nots, the BCS issue has become much the same for college athletics.   SportsBusiness Journal, 1-25-10
 
The Big, Deep East   Watch Kansas, Texas and Kentucky in March. For the most fun right now, Big East basketball is the place to be.   Wall Street Journal, 1-21-09
 
The West Coast's Basketball Meltdown   This is a year that most Pac-10 men’s basketball programs are struggling.  Wall Street Journal, 1-20-10
 
Paying for big-time athletics   Despite sizable conference payouts, many big-time athletics programs are still relying on sizable student fees as well.   USA Today, 1-13-10
 
Cable Battles   When cable networks and cable system operators joust over carriage fees, it’s the consumer who loses.   New York Times, 1-7-09
 
A very long time without   Northwestern University, famous for academics and an occasional good football team, has never been to the Big Dance. SI.com 1-11-10
 
ESPN picks the ‘Aughts’ best college basketball players and coaches   The “Staff” at ESPN selects the decade’s best college basketball players and coaches.  ESPN.com, 12-31-09
 
In Title Game, SEC Is Money   Clips Guest Commentary   Our guest author backs up his praise of the SEC’s football bowl prowess with compelling evidence thereof.  By Clay Travis, Fanhouse, 12-30-09
 
FOXSports: The decade's best in college football   Fox’s Peter Schrager has selected his version of the best of the ‘Aughts.   FOXSports, 12-21-09
 
December 2009
Ode to SEC   The SEC’s bigness boisterously belies the tendency to support the underdog.   ESPN.com, 12-18-09
 
Ping-Pong Rocks    Maybe it’s not the next emerging college sport, but Ping-Pong (aka: Table Tennis) is catching on strong among Chinese-Americans and Indian-Americans.   New York Times, 12-24-09
 
Forbes Mag: College Football’s Highest Valued Teams   As is the Forbes way, the self-proclaimed “Capitalist Tool” ignores rankings, W-Ls, bowl wins and Heisman Trophies. They just follow the money. Forbes Magazine, 12-22-09
 
Incoming-Outgoing   Alabama will collect almost $3 million by participating in the BCS Championship. Here’s where it will go.   Tuscaloosa News, 12-23-09
 
"Hey, wanna buy some tickets?"    Ticket for the big bowls sell out and sell quickly, but the lower-tier bowls lost an all-time high $15.5 million in unsold tickets. San Diego Union-Tribune, 12-17-09
 
Lack of fairness in BCS system invites antitrust scrutiny   Clips Guest Commentary   Our guest authors describe the BCS as “a classic ‘Animal Farm’ ”  . . . . “some animals have carved out special considerations for themselves.”   By Jason Maloni and Bruce Fryer of Levick Strategic Communications, SportsBusiness Journal, 12-14-09
 
UNO: From D1 to D3?   Triple whammied by declining attendance, shrinking revenue and rising costs, the University of New Orleans has taken its first step to move from D1 to D3.   New Orleans Times-Picayune, 12-12-09
 
Why March Madness Needs 96 Teams   Talk of adding more schools to the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament has the support of many. By Darren Everson, Wall Street Journal, 12-15-09
 
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