Feds Looking at Kansas Jayhawk Basketball Ticket Sales
The Feds have begun an investigation into the sale of tickets to Kansas Jayhawk men’s basketball tournament games, and maybe season ticket sales, according to …
The Feds have begun an investigation into the sale of tickets to Kansas Jayhawk men’s basketball tournament games, and maybe season ticket sales, according to …
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The Orlando Sentinel has this article (free registration required) about the new NCAA legislation that gives it the power to take scholarships away from Division …
And it has nothing to do with the sorry state of the State Budget. I got an interesting cold call yesterday from a faculty member …
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