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Could Clemson Get a Boost from New Nap Room?

Clemson’s $55 million football training facility is expected to be complete in January, and it has all the ridiculous amenities you’d expect of a big-budget program in the college sports arms race.

Oregon Unveils New Mariota Sports Performance Center

The renovated center is more than a tribute to the former Oregon quarterback, combining sports performance, sports science, sports medicine and technology.

Former Illini Coach Resigns as North Carolina Volunteer

Tim Beckman, the former head football coach at the University of Illinois who was serving as a volunteer coach at North Carolina, left the Tar Heels program.

YMCA's Riverside Site Presents Challenges, Opportunities

The Danville Family YMCA exemplifies the elemental importance of siting a new construction project. Located on the far bank of the Dan River from its namesake Virginia city of 45,000, the site's "extreme challenges and opportunities" — as Collins Cooper C

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Football Team Forfeits Games Amid Hazing Allegations

An Indiana high school football team is forfeiting its second game of the season amid hazing allegations that led to the suspension of several of its players.

Pop Warner League Nixes Season, Blames Flag Football

As safety concerns surrounding youth football continue to mount, more and more players (and their parents) are opting for non-contact options, leaving tackle football teams and leagues suddenly low on participants.

Why Are More Communities Investing in Outdoor Fitness?

More communities are seeing that outdoor fitness areas pack a lot of benefits into a small footprint at an affordable price. "We see fitness equipment incorporated into brand new parks, as standalone additions and as larger renovations," says Allison Abel

John Prince Park in Lake Worth, Fla. [Photo courtesy of Greenfields Outdoor Fitness]

HS Coach Fired After Player Hospitalized by Boxing

A Montana high school football coach was fired after reports that one of his players was hospitalized following a boxing match that took place at a leadership camp.

Physician's Research Prescribes Investment in Parks

A study dispatched observers to 174 parks in 25 U.S. cities of 100,000 or more residents and estimated that parks see an average 20 visitors per hour, with 75 percent of parks observed experiencing no visitors at all. AB senior editor Paul Steinbach ask

Cohen instructs a team of data collectors.

NCAA Part of $1.2M Settlement in Wrongful Death Suit

The NCAA and other defendants in a wrongful death lawsuit will pay $1.2 million in a settlement with the parents of a college football player who died in 2011.

Can Playground ‘Zoning’ Make Kids More Active?

Active kids are healthy kids. This is a well-known fact, and an important justification for what most grade school students would call their favorite period of the school day – recess.

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