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Safety & Security

NMSU Cancels Rest of Men's Basketball Season Amid Hazing Allegation

New Mexico State University suspended its men’s basketball program indefinitely Friday based on what it called “new allegations, separate from the events that took place in Albuquerque late last year, involving potential violations of university policy.”

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Nonprofit Group Brings Adaptive Climbing Training, Equipment to Facilities

As an instructor introducing a course on adaptive climbing, Sam Sala presents his students with what seems a paradox: Why offer climbing for people with disabilities? “I open the very first [presentation] slide and it says, ‘Why climbing?’ ...

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2023 Architectural Showcase Submissions Now Open!

Coming this June, the 36th Annual Architectural Showcase issue of Athletic Business magazine will feature the latest building and renovation projects in the athletics, fitness and recreation industries.

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Safety & Security

Fan Makes Amends for Sneaking Into Arkansas Football Game in 1974

University of Arkansas athletic director Hunter Yurachek received a letter Jan. 30 in which a lifelong Razorback fan confessed to sneaking into a sold-out football game against Southern California in September 1974.

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UGA President Doesn't See Need to Change Policy in Wake of Crash

Speaking publicly for the first time since the fatal crash of a leased SUV driven by an athletic department employee, University of Georgia president Jere Morehead said he didn't see any immediate need for policy change.

Support Builds to Reinstate AD After Coach Played in JV Game

Support is growing for the reinstatement of Mike Whittington, who was removed last week from his position as athletic director at Churchland High School in Portsmouth, Va., after an assistant basketball coach participated in a junior varsity game.

Duke Women's Coach Complains That Men's Ball Used in Game

The men's college basketball is an inch larger in circumference and about two ounces heavier than a women's ball. Whether that contributed to Duke University's poor first-half shooting in a loss to Sunday at Florida State is open to debate.

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Industry Veteran Joe Hollman Dies at 81

Industry veteran Joe Hollman, founder of Hollman Inc., died last week at the age of 81 surrounded by family at his home in Dallas, Texas.

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Digital Focus February: Aquatics

From pool design and renovation to safety strategies and the latest in deck design...

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How Exercise Can Reduce Cravings and Addiction

Cravings can interfere with our daily lives and derail our focus. Although we may crave chips or chocolate, the most serious cravings tend to involve substance use disorders...

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Company Unlocks Athletic Potential Through Vision Training

They may be the most important physical attribute to athletic performance, yet the most overlooked. Human eyes — and their relationship to brain function — are the focus...

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Survey: NCAA Coaches, Players Grappling With Mental Health Issues

In an NCAA-led survey, more than 80 percent of head, assistant and associate coaches across all three divisions reported spending more time discussing mental health with student-athletes than they did before the...

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