The NCAA is not a law enforcement agency. The NCAA is not a moral legislature or advocate body. They enforce rules on academics and athletics. I have to keep repeating those statements because nobody seems to be listening. What the NCAA probably is today, one day after handing down the harshest penalties to an athletic Continue Story…

SEC commish Mike Slive’s contract was due to run out July 31st, not that there was a doubt he would be picked back up. Now on the eve of SEC Media Days, it looks like he’s officially still on duty for at least two more years. Having overseen the greatest period in SEC football with the Continue Story…

The lid was almost on college football news for a whole week coming into the Independence holiday on Friday, June 29th, before the breaking story that Georgia RB Isaiah Crowell was arrested early that morning for an illegal gun possession. News broke like lightning and word that the returning sophomore had been dismissed from the team was in Continue Story…

The conviction of Jerry Sandusky on 45 counts of child molestation last week was the easy part. Sad to say, but true. A Nittany mountain of evidence–all testimony and nothing physical–was ready to drop on top of the defendant. That sheer enormity, plus creepy little snippets like his Bob Costas phone interview already had him Continue Story…