The Price of Success in Sports
Mizzou heads into the upcoming football season with national championship aspirations. They return 10 of 11 starters on defense, a Heisman finalist at QB, a …
Mizzou heads into the upcoming football season with national championship aspirations. They return 10 of 11 starters on defense, a Heisman finalist at QB, a …
When I was a student at Mizzou back in the 90s, I remember reading articles where potential recruits would say things like, “my high school …
Meghan Barr, an AP correspondent from Cleveland, needs a lesson in economics in this article about LeBron James. “James has been with Cleveland since he …
ESPN has a new data tool that allows people to obtain detailed expense and revenue data for many major college athletic programs. Â Here is the …
Echoing Skip’s post below, I link to this article about Kansas State assistant basketball coach Dalonte Hill, about whose salary a recent stink was raised: …
When an institution is organized as a not-for-profit institution, this classification does not imply that those in charge do not seek to maximize the difference …
In a case that somewhat reminded me of the Terrell Owens case in 2005, Plaxico Burress has been suspended by the NFL’s NY Giants for, …
The University of Kansas has released the details of the settlement it reached with former football coach Mark Mangino. In the afternoon, KU athletic director …
The NCAA has approved a preliminary new rule that would penalize teams when their players do not stay academically eligible. Basically, the new rules stipulate …
From USA Today: The NFL’s negotiations with ABC have not gone smoothly. The network has lost about $150 million a year on its current Monday …
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