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Contract Dispute May Cost Ex-Coach a Year's Salary

Utah State University and former basketball coach Tim Duryea are in a contract dispute that might prevent him from receiving one year’s salary.

Survey Finds HIIT Workouts Lead Fitness Trends

A survey by the American College of Sports Medicine's Health & Fitness Journal found that high-intensity interval training would be the No. 1 trend in 2018. It was followed by group training.

USA Wrestling: Journalists Must Get SafeSport Training

Journalists covering USA Wrestling competition will be required to pass a background check and take U.S. Center for SafeSport's online training.

How Smith's Recruitment Relates to Hoops Corruption

The recruitment of Dennis Smith from Fayetteville to N.C. State involved years of coaching visits, a helicopter and, according to federal investigators, a $40,000 payment to ensure that he'd remain committed to the Wolfpack.

Iowa Stops Construction as State Slashes Budgets

The University of Iowa plans to halt more than 100 campus construction projects in response to budget cuts approved by state lawmakers.

S.C. Schools Buck Trend of Declining Attendance

Sift through a series of panoramic snapshots of college football stadiums, and one may infer that many schools have added gray to their official colors. The seas of red, blue and white that rolled through stands have been speckled by patches of concrete a

Idaho Budget Shortfall May Lead to Sports Cuts

An athletics department budget shortfall of about $1 million that the University of Idaho has staved off for four years with budget reserves has come to a point where it must be resolved.

Proposed Soccer Season Switch at a Stalemate

A group's two-year mission to move the North Dakota high school girls soccer season from the spring to the fall continues. And the group asked to make the change continues to play the waiting game.

NFL Wants Concussion Settlement Claims Investigated

The NFL on Friday asked a federal judge to appoint a special investigator to stop what the NFL called "widespread fraud" by former players through illegitimate medical claims in the $1-billion concussion settlement.

Media & Technology

Comcast Drops Big Ten Network Outside Conference

Comcast has dropped the Big Ten Network from states it considers outside of "Big Ten states" and the channel already is off the lineup in Southwest Florida, where legions of transplants and seasonal residents from those states live full or part time.

Opinion: FBI Is Clearly Enforcing NCAA Rules

Over the years, the NCAA has interpreted amateurism rules to prohibit a long list of benefits for players and families, ranging from duffel bags full of cash and luxury cars to more modest perks, such as gas money and free meals.

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