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Opinion: It's Time to Pay College Student-Athletes

This March, the beautiful chaos of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament has been particularly captivating, even managing to eclipse any talk of the corruption investigations that threaten to penalize some of the most storied programs in the country.

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Media & Technology

Smartwatch Tech Could Soon Detect Diseases

Imagine a smart watch that surreptitiously scans your body for telltale signs of disease. Over time, it detects a quiver in your heartbeat — the tell-tale pattern of a common heart condition.

Opinion: Small Schools Give Biggest Tourney Moments

By now, it is common knowledge what Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt gave up for Lent. She revealed it on Twitter and said it again on TV: "Losing."

Currie Wrote Letter Touting Schiano, Never Sent It

John Currie drafted a letter that would announce Greg Schiano as Tennessee's football coach on Nov. 26. "I focused on finding a coach with proven experience identifying, recruiting, and developing toughness and accountability," Currie wrote in the letter.

Could Gonzaga Depart WCC for Mountain West?

The Mountain West Conference appears to have an open door to bringing in Gonzaga, potentially as early as next season, but school officials are still working through the decision-making process.

Opinion: NCAA Values Bottom Line Over Player Health

The NCAA has known about the health risks associated with football for decades, yet it turned a blind eye in order to make more money.

Media & Technology

Radio Host Inspires College Athletes with Survival Story

Sports radio personality Rachel Baribeau wanted to take back the headlines and change America's perception of college football players. And she would do it by challenging those players, one campus at a time.

Ex-Arizona Track Assistant Coach to Go to Trial

Craig Carter will go to trial this week, nearly three years after the former UA assistant track coach was arrested on domestic violence charges involving a student-athlete.

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Sacramento Kings Owner Addresses Fans After Protests

Thursday’s game between the Sacramento Kings and the Atlanta Hawks was delayed this week as protesters gathered around the city to protest Sunday’s fatal shooting of 22-year-old, unarmed Stephon Clark.

Health System Cleared in Catastrophic Concussion Case

A jury issued a not-guilty verdict Wednesday in a lawsuit filed by the family of a catastrophically injured high school football player against the health system that cleared him to play one week after suffering a concussion.

Coaches Have Bonuses On the Line in Sweet 16 Games

A look at bonuses coaches from public institutions whose teams are playing in Friday's NCAA Sweet 16 games could receive based on their contracts:

Success in NCAA Replenishes Coffers for Leagues

Clemson is back in the black. At least as far as the Atlantic Coast Conference coffers are concerned.

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