Sports: Page 8

U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee and NCAA Office of Inclusion Launch Programming Initiatives for Adaptive Sports

The United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee and NCAA Office of Inclusion have launched multiple programming initiatives for adaptive sports, sports for people with disabilities.

Leadership & Policy

Abbott Voices Support for Barring Collegiate-Level Transgender Athletes from Competing on Gender-Matching Teams

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said he would support legislation barring collegiate-level transgender student athletes from competing on teams matching their gender.

Gov. Greg Abbott

Bethune-Cookman University Football Players Sign Petition to Reinstate Ed Reed as Head Coach

Some Bethune-Cookman University football players have started a petition to reinstate Ed Reed as the Wildcats head coach after the former NFL star announced Jan. 21 that the school will not be ratifying his contract.

Albion College Men's Basketball Team Call for Public Suspension of Head Coach After Alleged Racial Slur Incident

Players on the Albion College men’s basketball team are calling for the public suspension of head coach Jody May and an apology from the school after May allegedly used a racial slur in practice.

Former Coppin State Basketball Player Sues School, Alleges Sexual Assault and Blackmail from Assistant Coach

A former Coppin State University basketball player is suing the school, alleging sexual assault and blackmail from an assistant basketball coach.

Coppin State University

Ed Reed Set to Become Head Football Coach for Bethune-Cookman University

Football Hall of Famer Ed Reed will become Bethune-Cookman University’s head football coach after the school announced that it had agreed in principle for him to step into the role.

Chris Paul Graduates from Winston-Salem State University, Gives Fellow Classmates Career Advancement and Financial Literacy Opportunities

NBA star Chris Paul has graduated from Winston-Salem State University and is helping give career advancement and financial literacy opportunities to his fellow graduating classmates.

Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker Selected President of the NCAA

Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker will become president of the NCAA.

Gov. Charlie Baker

Durant Family Foundation Commits $500,000 to Bowie State University for Basketball Arena Renovations

Prince George’s County native Kevin Durant and the Durant Family Foundation have committed $500,000 to Bowie State University for renovations of its basketball arena.

Bowie State University

More College Involvement in Sports Betting Inevitable, Says IAF Panel

Partnerships with sportsbooks can bring revenue, but also complications, noted panelists.

Solly Fulp, executive vice president of business development at Learfield

Deion Sanders Leaves Jackson State for Colorado

Former NFL star and renowned coach Deion “Prime Time” Sanders is heading to The University of Colorado Boulder to be the head coach of the school’s football program.

From the Magazine

Committed to the Cause

Sonja Stills, the first female commissioner of a Division I HBCU athletic conference and the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference, wants to tell minority stories such as being Hispanic or Latino at a historically Black college and university.

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