The Comeback
Labinjo passed away at 38 in September 2018, with initial reports only saying he died in his sleep. That death is now considered suspicious thanks to a theft investigation revealing that memorabilia, including championship rings, is believed to have been stolen from Labinjo's home immediately after his death.
Football players who are under scholarship will have those scholarships honored by the school "for up to four years."
"But taking guys out of their commitments (or) they’ve already signed and continuing to talk to their parents, it’s almost like tampering. I really don’t agree with that.”
If you're thinking a new NCAA football or basketball video game is coming, think again.
Patterson didn't go into specifics but he's gotten creative while in quarantine.
It's hard to imagine Fromm left Georgia early for this scenario.
Eight is the obvious assumption, but what about a 12 or 16-team tournament?
"The one positive of this for me is, I even have an email now. I've come a long way."
Well, that's one way to schedule your college basketball season...
"I mean, this is America, man. We've stormed the beaches of Normandy, we've sent a car that's driven around Mars, we've walked on the moon. This is the greatest country and the greatest people in the history of the planet."
"I sincerely regret if my choice of images in my tweets were found offensive. I had no intention of offending anyone."
This move allows for extra eligibility, but schools can decide to pay smaller (or nil) scholarships. And this doesn't help athletes from affected winter sports like basketball.
McDaniel is believed to be the first former NFL player to die from COVID-19 or related complications.
Just the NCAA being their usual NCAA selves.
Have yourself a day by looking back and watching these games.
Iona hires Pitino despite the fact that potential NCAA punishments over the Louisville scandal are forthcoming.
Networks need to fill time, people want to watch sports, we can make this work.
A 16-team tournament was considered but probably wouldn't have worked for many reasons.
The former Phoenix Suns star had a 136-89 record as head coach in seven years with Grand Canyon.
The official didn't display symptoms until 72 hours after he worked.
The NCAA's statement noted that postponement wasn't an option for a variety of reasons.
Fred Hoiberg looked miserable on the bench and left the Nebraska-Indiana game early to go to a local hospital. He reportedly felt sick earlier in the day. Nebraska players reportedly were quarantined in the locker room.
