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THE
LEFT
COLUMN
Guest Commentaries
May 2013
AMATEURISM
Personal foul
Clips Guest Commentary
It’s time to share the wealth with college athletes. By Warren K. Zola, Boston Globe, Sunday Magazine section, 5-19-13
NCAA
Emmert's slowing reforms hurt by zero cooperation, 'class warfare'
Clips Guest Commentary
Things aren't going well for Emmert's reform agenda. By Dennis Dodd, CBSSports.com, 5-13-13
ACADEMICS
Black Males, Athletes and Academic Achievement
Clips Guest Commentary
The authors call for better support for African American basketball student-athletes in academic pursuits and in attaining college degrees. Isiah Thomas and Na'ilah Suad Nasir, Huffington Post, 5-7-13
LOSERS
College sports are not helpful
Clips Guest Commentary
Our guest author seems to be genuinely flummoxed that there are so many more losers than winners in college sports. By Alexander Maxwell, Iowa State University student, Iowa State Daily, 4-25-13
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
REFORM
A Developing American Tragedy in Higher Education: An Afterword
Clips Guest Commentary
Our guest author expands on his argument that America’s deteriorating higher ed system is a consequence of a lack of strong leadership. By Frank G. Splitt, 04-23-13
FACILITIES
Buildings, tickets and the fan experience
Clips Eyewitness Report
It was the Sports Facilities & Franchises and Ticketing Symposium in Brooklyn, sponsored by—
natch
—SportsBusiness Journal By Nick Infante, Clips Editor, 4-17-13
STRESS
UNC Chancellor unloads
Clips eFlash
Chancellors and Presidents are at both ends (and middle) of the good / bad-at-it spectrum of college athletics oversight. Nick Infante, Clips Editor, 4-19-13
LEADERSHIP
Balancing content, frequency is central to managing up
Here are insights on managing bosses. Tougher than managing subordinates? Bill Sutton, SportsBusiness Journal, 4-8-13
LEADERSHIP
Without credibility, accountability, NCAA can't put out fires
A lack of credibility is sorta like a dry fire hydrant. Dennis Dodd, CBSSports, 4-4-13
REFORM
An Open Letter to Division I College Presidents and Governing Boards: Fix Skewed Incentives in Your Sports Programs
Clips Guest Commentary
Our guest authors spotlight their concern over the extreme imbalance between the athletic and the academic at many colleges and universities. By Arne Duncan and C. Thomas McMillen
MKTG
How college brands can lose their way amid March Madness
Clips Guest Commentary
Our guest author points underscores that this is the time of the year to put the best “brand forward” to a large and engaged audience. David Haney, SportsBusiness Journal, 3-25-13
LEADERSHIP
At Rutgers: Best of times, worst of times
Clips eFlash
An invitation to join the B1G Ten; and then, just 134 days later, a slow motion train wreck that left the men’s basketball coach and AD out of their jobs, and a big black eye for the university. Nick Infante, Clips Editor, 4-7-13
CANADIAN VIEW
Rutgers scandal reveals perverse nature of U.S. college sports
Clips Guest Commentary
Rutgers basketball coach Mike Rice is a symptom, rather than any sort of cause, of a profoundly corrupting system. The NCAA is no longer a sporting organization. It’s a sociology experiment. Cathal Kelly, Toronto Star, 4-8-13
REVENUES
NCAA tournament highlights America’s inequities
Clips Guest Commentary
Our guest author makes the point that college sports is not a distraction from society's struggles -- it's a business that embodies them. By David Sirota, Salon, 4-8-13
ARMS RACE
The Great Divide: College Hoops, Money, and Steve Alford
The gap between big basketball programs and mid major basketball programs is widening. Albuquerque Journal, 4-4-13
FF
UNLV's Great Unsolved Mystery
As the Final Four looms, a mystery lingers—Did UNLV players plan to boycott the '91 Final? Wall Street Journal, 4-6-13
LEADERSHIP
The latest on crime and punishment at Rutgers
Clips eFlash
The handling of a basketball coach’s histrionics is being second-guessed
ad nauseum.
By Nick Infante, Clips Editor, 4-4-13
WBK
NCAA Women’s East Regionals: Sitting in the best spot
Clips Eyewitness Report
Clips Editor takes in some great women’s basketball. By Nick Infante, Clips Editor, 4-2-13
March 2013
COMPLIANCE
NCAA Enforcement & Dilemmas of Self-Regulation
Clips Guest Commentary
Our guest author compares the NCAA to other self-regulating membership associations in engineering, social work, medicine, law and construction. J. Pat Dobel, Point of the Game, 3-26-13
BUDGETS
USA Today article conveniently understates athletics' financial contributions, says D1 AD
Clips Guest Commentary
Article blatantly ignores sizable athletics dollar benefits to universities. By Rob Spear, University of Idaho AD, 3-25-13
MBK MM
NCAA's Sweet 16 offers plenty
Flashy dunks, traditional powers, new rivals and more. Yahoo! Sports, 3-25-13
AMATEURISM
How About a Free Market for College Athletes?
Clips Guest Commentary
Our guest author suggests that each team should be allowed to compensate its players in whatever fashion necessary to get the athlete to come to campus. By Dave Berri, Freakonomics, 3-22-13
AMATEURISM
The Gold-Plating of College Sports
Clips Guest Commentary
Our guest author squashes the notion that if football and basketball players are allowed to realize their full market value, then it’s bye-bye for all the non-revenue sports. So long women's rowing. By Patrick Hruby, Sports on Earth, 3-19-13
P4P
College sports leaders: Some schools might leave D1 or FBS if athletes are paid
The O’Bannon case is starting to loom large. al.com, 3-15-13
LEADERSHIP
Quinnipiac: Becoming A Giant
AD Jack McDonald's vision is turning into reality. By Jeff Jacobs, Hartford Courant, 3-17-13
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