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How to Run a Straight Race
Eric Liddell (From the Movie “Chariots of Fire”): You came to see a race today. To see someone win. It happened to be me. But I want you to do … Continue reading “How to Run a Straight Race”
The Actors Behind Georgia Tech’s Punishment
Two weeks ago, Georgia Tech lost its 2009 ACC Conference Championship, was told that it has to pay a $100,000 fine, and is on 4-years of probation all because the … Continue reading “The Actors Behind Georgia Tech’s Punishment”
Raymond Savage Jr. is Going to Jail in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
Raymond Lee Savage Jr., former CEO and President of Savage Sports Management and All-American linebacker at the University of Virginia, is going to jail in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama for having … Continue reading “Raymond Savage Jr. is Going to Jail in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama”
Leach sues ESPN and PR Firm for Slander, Libel
Former coach Mike Leach sued ESPN Inc. and Spaeth Communications, a public relations firm, on Wednesday, November 24, accusing them of libel and slander after he was fired by Texas … Continue reading “Leach sues ESPN and PR Firm for Slander, Libel”
Proposal To Revise Arkansas’ Athlete Agent Law
Proposal To Revise Arkansas’ Athlete Agent Law by Darren A Heitner[1] Arkansas is one of the forty states that has passed the Uniform Athlete Agents Act (UAAA), which requires … Continue reading “Proposal To Revise Arkansas’ Athlete Agent Law”
Despite controversy, Auburn quarterback Newton is expected to win big at Heisman
By BRIAN MURPHY McClatchy Newspapers Published Thursday, Dec. 09, 2010 BOISE, Idaho — Boise State quarterback Kellen Moore is headed to New York City as the Broncos’ first-ever Heisman Trophy … Continue reading “Despite controversy, Auburn quarterback Newton is expected to win big at Heisman”
Has the NCAA lost its focus?
By Darren Heitner [1] In Pat Forde’s column from July 30 last Friday titled, Cooperation key to solving agent issue, he wrote the following: “At the very least, the NCAA’s … Continue reading “Has the NCAA lost its focus?”
Athlete Agent Enforcement Thus Far, And Where To Go From Here
Athlete Agent Enforcement Thus Far; Where To Go From Here[1] Roughly a week, a flood began. It started with an NCAA investigation into potential rules violations by players, agents, and … Continue reading “Athlete Agent Enforcement Thus Far, And Where To Go From Here”
South Carolina Up Next?
South Carolina Up Next? by Darren A. Heitner [1] On Friday, I touched on the serious investigation taking place at the University of North Carolina, where many players have already … Continue reading “South Carolina Up Next?”
