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Hold the presses: NCAA and UNC agree

UNC has released a statement about the NCAA investigation into the alleged UNC academic problems.  With the NCAA enforcement staff, our internal working group of University Counsel Leslie Strohm, Senior Associate Dean Jonathan Hartlyn, and former faculty athletics representative Jack Evans interviewed faculty and staff in the Department of African and Afro-American Studies, academic support […]

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Mid-Summer Checkpoint

  As July turns to August, things usually start heating up. No time like the present to play a little catch up. – Wolfpack Basketball hopes to build on last season’s sweet sixteen appearance. Hopefully, the early season workouts and team togetherness provided by the upcoming tour of Spain will accelerate their ability to work […]

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Friday News Links(lots of stuff!!!)

Well it’s Friday again and believe it or not, UNC-CH football is back in the news. Hakeem Nicks, one of the all-time great football players at UNC-Chapel Hill, played his final season in 2008 while ineligible to be on the field, the university acknowledged Thursday. NCAA documents show that Nicks received improper academic help in […]

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NC State Athletics – Setting A New Status Quo

Wow!!! It is amazing what happens when you combine leadership, vision, accountability, talent, hardwork, and incredible fan support: Today, the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics released the 2012 Directors’ Cup standings. In that national metric, which recognizes all-sports success in collegiate athletics, the Wolfpack stands at 37th – it’s highest mark in six […]

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Dan Kane (N&O): Questions Linger

Of all folks, it’s the N&O keeping the heat on The Flagship. Many of us keep rightly pointing out that The Flagship Spin Machine is distancing the basketball program from this mess, making sure to always call it “football class.” Our new friend Dan Kane questions this and highlights several other key questions that remain […]

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