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Unlike coaches who get bonuses for making bowl games, the athletes can’t be paid cold, hard cash for their efforts. But participants in bowl games …
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Skip’s college bowl post brought to mind my wife’s puzzlement over why big college bowls are so spread out after New Year’s Day. Maybe her …
“Frustrated.” “Slighted.” “Snubbed.” Those awords describe the feelings many Missouri fans, adminstrators, players, and coaches have towards Mizzou’s selection to play Navy in the 2008 …
Inside Higher Ed reports that a number of teams participating in bowl games will not be taking the marching band, as well as reducing the …
It’s well-known that in terms of accounting entries, many college athletic departments lose money. Some economists have questioned whether the expense and revenue entries are …
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