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On today's episode, Dan Wetzel, Ross Dellenger, and SI's Pat Forde react to news of a potential bill that will prevent college athletes from becoming employees, preview Week 1, and fight for Joey ...
Bureau of Labor Statistics data found that 18.9% of Americans 65 and older — about 11.4 million people — still work, many for financial or social reasons. Some returned to work after retiring ...
In a way, college athletics this week enters the next phase of its evolution into a more professionalized entity: signing athletes not to national letters of intent but to name, image and likeness ...
This is in contrast with the allegation by Mary Willingham, based on her personal investigations, that 60% of college athletes were not "college literate". [39] In another of her analyses, she found that 150 to 200 of 400 student-athletes were "underperforming", some "badly underperforming", with the last group being mostly made of men's and ...
For some student-athletes, the switch meant their schools would play games across the country, leading to longer travel schedules, increased time away from campus and a more rigorous schedule.
On Jan. 17, TCU announced that it would have to forfeit games against No. 2 Kansas State and then-No. 24 Iowa State to “ensure the health and safety of the program’s student-athletes.”
The list below currently contains fewer than half of those players. The NFL was heavily criticized when it became known that race norming, which assumed that black players started with lower cognitive levels than white players, was being used in determining whether players qualified for help in the initial years of the settlement.
“Not just athletes, but people in general really need to think about those different spheres and how they intersect.” Some fads age better than others. The "Trump dance" isn't likely to be one ...