A Look Out Onto the Horizon of Collegiate Athletics
Posted: 2012-01-11
Back in October, it was reported on that an NCAA legislation would be starting next year that would allow a full scholarship athlete to receive an additional $2,000 to cover miscellaneous expenses. This permissive legislation was passed by the NCAA Board of Directors (College Presidents) as emergency legislation and was not vetted through the normal review process.

Columbus' Urban Renewl Project
Posted: 2011-12-19
Urban Meyer, who has the all-time tenth-highest winning percentage among head coaches, returns to the institution from which he earned his master's degree and where he began his collegiate coaching career.

EXAM BREAK and COACHES are NERVOUS!
Posted: 2011-12-13
As we head into exam week let's be reminded about the real reason the athletes are in college; to earn their undergraduate degrees. By design there are not many athletic contests scheduled this week and in season coaches forgo or minimize practices particularly early in the week.

Changing Conference Participation Requirements Makes a Lot of Sense
Posted: 2011-12-06
With the plans in motion for Boise State, San Diego State, Houston, SMU and Central Florida seemingly headed for the Big East Conference in an effort to better their chances of constantly being snubbed by the BCS, we thought we would share some of our perspectives on the World of NCAA College Football and how it is fueled by TV money and the what the little guys have to do to survive.

Please Just "Let Them Play"
Posted: 2011-11-29
Basketball officiating is a tricky subject to discuss, but I do have some thoughts I would like to share with you. This past weekend the CSU men's basketball team struggled to adjust to the officials during a three day, three game tournament in Rhode Island. CSU's opponents in the first two games attempted (75) free throws to (24) for the Vikings.