In today’s must-read links for your lunch break: Florida Gulf Coast University continues its Cinderella run in the NCAA …
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Reading While Eating for March 20: Happy First Day of Spring!
And a very happy spring break season to you, too.
Reading While Eating for Mar. 18: March Madness Arrives
In today’s must-read links for your lunch break: everything you need to know about the upcoming N.C.A.A. tournament.
Obama Says Football Likely to ‘Change’ Because of Head Injuries
Obama is a longtime Chicago Bears fan, but in a recent interview he said if he had a son he would have to “think long and hard” about letting him play football.
College Basketball: Why It’s Harder Than Ever to Stay Undefeated
Up until Thursday’s game, Murray State University had a 23-0 record. But there hasn’t been a completely undefeated team since 1976 — and for good reason.
WATCH: 13 Oklahoma State Fans Injured After Storming Field
A classic post-win celebration turned into a stampede Saturday as thousands of fans stormed the Oklahoma State football field to celebrate the Cowboys’ huge 44-10 victory over their in-state rivals, the Oklahoma Sooners. An …
“I do my job. What happened on my watch, we will see. When the investigation is done, we will find out what happened on my watch.”
“I think they're just one of the most vicious, most ruthless organizations ever created by mankind. I think you would compare the NCAA to Al Capone and to the Mafia.”
Get Schooled: Class Size, College Tuition and More Education News
Each week, TIME’s Kayla Webley fills you in on the goings on in the education world, everything from K-12 to higher ed.
NCAA Athletes Want a Share of Revenues
“The things we go through, the hours we put in, what our bodies go through, we deserve some sort of (results). College football is a billion dollar industry.”
— DENZEL MCCOY, a redshirt freshman defensive end at Georgia Tech, …
University of Miami’s Booster Scandal: Who Really Deserves Punishment?
Wednesday, the NCAA handed down its punishment for eight current University of Miami players who accepted benefits deemed illegal under its rules.
Are Terrelle Pryor and the Oakland Raiders the Right Fit?
In the wake of one of the many scandals that have rocked college football this year, Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor decided to go pro rather than return to school.