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'They Don’t Feel Adequately Prepared': How Schools Struggle to Ready Athletes for Success After College Sports

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Athletes Deserve Better in Retirement: Inspiration from Socialist Hungary

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'Sports Professors' Podcast: The Wild West of Name, Image and Likeness

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GSM Live: Journey to the Top - Race, Gender & The Athletic Director (Video)

University of Louisville rowing team protests Breonna Taylor verdict

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Q&A: Knight Commission Report Strives Toward Racial Equity For College Athletes

Field Studies: NCAA Athletic Director Hiring Criteria and Career Pathways from 2010-19

Kenneth L. Shropshire speaking at "The Journey of The Black Quarterback" Global Sport Institute event at the Phoenix Art Museum on February 20, 2020.

A Letter From...

From the Supreme Court to practice fields around the country, the NCAA is changing

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Q&A: What Can We Learn From Athletic Director Hiring Data?

Donna Lopiano embraces Mark Emmert at an NCAA event.

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Lonely at the Top: Few College Athletic Directors Are Women and People of Color

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The Follow Through: From NCAA Conference Statements to Action

Tip off at the 2021 NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament

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A New Case for Diversity in College Sports

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Now & Then: A Year Later in the Pandemic