AB StaffGym & FieldhouseGrowing Demand Forces Town to Consider Gym SpaceIn a town where youth sports are king, Blaine, Minn., parents and coaches say they're facing a pressing quandary: Where's all the gym space?May 15, 2018LegalOhio Approves Change to HS Transfer RuleAs expected, the required mandatory sit-out period for high school transfers has been switched from what it had been. That was one of seven referendum items that were all approved by the Ohio High School Athletic Association members and announced on WedneMay 15, 2018LegalNassar Abuse Survivors Receive Arthur Ashe Courage AwardThe hundreds of survivors of Larry Nassar's abuse will be recognized with the Arthur Ashe Courage Award at the 2018 ESPYs.May 15, 2018ProgrammingArlington Tops List of Fittest CitiesThe 11th annual ACSM fitness index awarded the urban hub the top ranking thanks to residents' healthy behaviors. The city's relatively low smoking rate of 5.9% pales in comparison with the 15% average of the 100 largest cities.May 15, 2018ProgrammingSaban: UCF's Self-Proclaimed Title 'Not the Same'Alabama beat Georgia in overtime to win the College Football Playoff's national championship. UCF athletics director Danny White said the idea of claiming a crown, too, sprouted from his original proclamation on the field after beating Auburn in the PeachMay 15, 2018AquaticsRenovated Public Pools Set to Open SoonLast July, the city of Alpharetta, Ga., paid $5.47 million to renovate the public swimming pool at Wills Park.May 15, 2018Stadium & ArenaTennessee AD Addresses Facility RenovationsA $340 million Neyland Stadium renovation plan that now spans the tenures of several Tennessee athletic directors remains in the works, but Phillip Fulmer indicated Tuesday that he is approaching the project with some caution.May 15, 2018Media & TechnologyCity Officials Discuss Synthetic Turf SafetyDover, N.H., city officials hosted a public forum Tuesday evening to learn more about switching from grass to artificial turf at the high school's football field, and some members of the public expressed concern about the safety of synthetic products.May 15, 2018ProgrammingVegas as Permanent NCAA Women's Tourney Site?In a landmark move, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to strike down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA), the federal law that limited sports betting to one state, Nevada, for the last 25 years.May 15, 2018Safety & SecurityAthletic Trainer Explains Value of Position“Compassionate care for all.” That’s the 2018 motto of the National Athletic Trainers Association. The daily work of Gianna Allen is strong proof of those words.May 15, 2018Previous PagePage 347 of 1412Next PageTop StoriesOperationsOhio State Made $5.1M by Hosting 2024 CFP GameExpansion of the College Football Playoff to 12 teams last year allowed certain participants to host a first-round game, a prospect that proved quite lucrative for eventual national champion Ohio State.Governing BodiesSEC Suspends Florida Assistant Football Coach for Three Games Over Role in AltercationSafety & SecurityPolice: High School Football Player Punched Referee During GameGoverning BodiesNCAA Collaborates With RQ+ on Nex-Gen Training Program for OfficialsSponsored ContentWhy Abuse Prevention Training Matters in Sport
