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NCAA
MAC postpones most fall sports until spring due to COVID-19 pandemic, including football
Sports
WSU football coach implies WR Kassidy Woods' scholarship in jeopardy after role in PAC-12 unity movement
The Washington State sophomore receiver, an Addison native, remains on scholarship for this year, but his future with the program is uncertain.
Education
UT Austin prohibits parties, on or off campus, for fall semester
On Friday, the University of Texas at Austin announced students will not be allowed to hold parties as the fight against the coronavirus pandemic continues.
Sports
Big 12 schools face devastating financial consequences if no football. What will they do?
Big 12 schools might cut sports teams to survive, some experts think.
Sports
'We've got to see cases go down': The impact of COVID-19 on college football, other sports in 2020
As the virus threatens a fall without college football, the economic loss to athletic departments may lead to schools cutting certain sports. Some already have.
Nation World
College basketball coaches move to eliminate standardized testing
They're calling exams such as the SAT and ACT 'longstanding forces of institutional racism.'
College
Big Ten announces conference-only 2020 football season
The Big Ten has announced that all of its fall sports, including football, will only be played within the conference in 2020.
Nation World
Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy takes $1 million pay cut after T-shirt controversy
Gundy was criticized by a Black player two weeks ago for wearing a T-shirt of One America News Network, which has denounced Black Lives Matter.
Coronavirus
When are major sports leagues restarting?
Even as the number of coronavirus cases continues to increase, many U.S.-based leagues are planning for a return. However, it won't be back to usual.
Sports
'I'm the guy to bet on': Baylor's Freddie Gillespie soars from Division III benchwarmer to NBA prospect
The NBA draft has been postponed until October 16. Baylor's Freddie Gillespie hopes it'll be worth the wait.
Coronavirus
Oklahoma State linebacker tests positive for COVID-19 after attending protest
Amen Ogbongbemiga says he protected himself during the event. Experts fear protests in some of the nation's hot spots could spread the coronavirus.
Coronavirus
NCAA to lift ban on football, basketball workouts effective June 1
The vote to lift the bans on football and basketball workouts comes as more college leaders grow confident that fall sports will happen in some form.
Sports
WSU football coach implies WR Kassidy Woods' scholarship in jeopardy after role in PAC-12 unity movement
The Washington State sophomore receiver, an Addison native, remains on scholarship for this year, but his future with the program is uncertain.
Education
UT Austin prohibits parties, on or off campus, for fall semester
On Friday, the University of Texas at Austin announced students will not be allowed to hold parties as the fight against the coronavirus pandemic continues.
Sports
Big 12 schools face devastating financial consequences if no football. What will they do?
Big 12 schools might cut sports teams to survive, some experts think.
Sports
'We've got to see cases go down': The impact of COVID-19 on college football, other sports in 2020
As the virus threatens a fall without college football, the economic loss to athletic departments may lead to schools cutting certain sports. Some already have.
Nation World
College basketball coaches move to eliminate standardized testing
They're calling exams such as the SAT and ACT 'longstanding forces of institutional racism.'
College
Big Ten announces conference-only 2020 football season
The Big Ten has announced that all of its fall sports, including football, will only be played within the conference in 2020.
Nation World
Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy takes $1 million pay cut after T-shirt controversy
Gundy was criticized by a Black player two weeks ago for wearing a T-shirt of One America News Network, which has denounced Black Lives Matter.
Coronavirus
When are major sports leagues restarting?
Even as the number of coronavirus cases continues to increase, many U.S.-based leagues are planning for a return. However, it won't be back to usual.
Sports
'I'm the guy to bet on': Baylor's Freddie Gillespie soars from Division III benchwarmer to NBA prospect
The NBA draft has been postponed until October 16. Baylor's Freddie Gillespie hopes it'll be worth the wait.
Coronavirus
Oklahoma State linebacker tests positive for COVID-19 after attending protest
Amen Ogbongbemiga says he protected himself during the event. Experts fear protests in some of the nation's hot spots could spread the coronavirus.
Coronavirus
NCAA to lift ban on football, basketball workouts effective June 1
The vote to lift the bans on football and basketball workouts comes as more college leaders grow confident that fall sports will happen in some form.
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