Academics Confront the Exploitation of African-American Male Athletes

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A growing number of academics confront the perceived exploitation of African-American male student-athletes.

The past decade-plus in University of Tennessee athletics history is as checkered as the end zones in Neyland Stadium. Athletic department successes have been undermined by academic fraud allegations involving the football team, investigations into the recruiting practices of one-and-done football coach Lane Kiffin, and suspensions for basketball players arrested on drug and weapons charges.

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