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    Which Knee Will College Athletics Take?
    Kortne Gosha, the vice president and director of athletics at Florida A&M University, details his experience as a Black administrator in college athletics.
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    Losses Mounting
    Iowa State director of athletics gives glimpse at what Power 5 football programs could lose without a fall sports season.
    Texas Longhorns
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    Changes at Texas
    University of Texas meets several requests made by student athletes in regards to social justice. Athletes across the country ask for change.
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    Cutting Ivy
    The Ivy League has canceled fall sports, but not be the same trendsetter as when the league canceled its postseason basketball tournament.
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    College Roundup
    Stanford cut 11 sports, while Vanderbilt nixes its athletics communications department; UNC stops workouts and DIII conference suspends sports.
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    Ivy League Cancels Fall Sports Competitions
    The Ivy League has canceled fall sports as schools and conferences across the country contemplate how to approach the fall semester.
    Cal football
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    More College Pain
    As Under Armour flees college deals, Learfield IMG College also works to get out of multi-million dollar contracts with schools.
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    See You, UCLA
    Under Armour tries to pull out of its massive deal with UCLA as both the school and company struggle financially.
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    Request For Sports Photobombs Makes Penn State Assistant AD Goes Viral
    Penn State’s Chris Grosse went viral on Twitter with this tweet: “What is your favorite sports-related, unintentional photobomb picture of yourself?”
    Florida Football
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    Florida Goes First
    Gov. Ron DeSantis signed an NIL bill that will make Florida the first state to allow collegiate athletes to earn money in 2021.