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Study Finds College Football Teams with Black Coaches Penalized More Often Than Teams with White Coaches

A recent study has found that college football teams with Black coaches are penalized more often than teams with white coaches, with the former being given five to seven more penalties per season.

College Football Referee

NBA Golden State Warriors Star Stephen Curry Graduates from Davidson College

NBA Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry has graduated from Davidson College after re-enrolling in the spring.

Running the Show: Female Athletic Directors Navigate Challenging Terrain

As the 50th Anniversary of Title IX approaches, female ADs address some of the most pressing current issues in intercollegiate athletics and work toward advancing gender equity.

Dena Freeman-Patton Named Morgan State University Vice President and Director for Intercollegiate Athletics, First Woman in Role

Dena Freeman-Patton will be Morgan State University’s vice president and director for intercollegiate athletics, effective June 1. The appointment makes her the first woman in the HBCU’s history hired to lead athletics.

Dena Freeman-Patton

Paying it Forward: Nakobe Dean is the 2022 Arthur Ashe Jr. Male Sports Scholar of the Year

Nakobe Dean, the 2022 Arthur Ashe Jr. Male Sports Scholar of the Year, helped lead the University of Georgia football team to the 2021 National Championship and was voted one of four permanent team captains by his teammates.

History Maker: Sophie Jaques is the 2022 Arthur Ashe Jr. Female Sports Scholar of the Year

Sophie Jaques, the 2022 Arthur Ashe Jr. Female Sports Scholar of the Year, helped lead The Ohio State University team to its first-ever NCAA Women’s Ice Hockey Championship.

NCAA President Dr. Mark Emmert Stepping Down

Dr. Mark Emmert, President of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), is stepping down. He will continue in his role until a successor is found or by June 30, 2023.

Dr. Mark Emmert

Sport Scholars Debate the ‘Price’ of Athletic Success at HBCUs

HBCU alumni and supporters can be very protective of coaches, players, and staff members as in a family.

Dr. Akilah Carter-Francique

TIDES Creates Tournament Brackets that Focus on Academic Success

As the NCAA Division I Basketball Tournaments head into the Sweet 16, The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport (TIDES) examined who would win the competition based on off-the-court criteria.

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As Title IX Marks 50 Years, Inequality Still Exists

Gender inequity in college sports persists even as the 50th anniversary of Title IX approaches.

Transgender Athletes Face Greater Scrutiny in Gender Divided Sports

Renewed attention on trans athlete Lia Thomas comes as part of a bigger wave of transphobic laws and policies being enacted across the U.S.

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Examining How Omicron Has Impacted the Winter Sports Season

Intercollegiate athletics commenced in the fall 2021 semester with great expectations.

Coach Megan Griffith with Carly Rivera, a junior guard for Columbia University's basketball team.

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