Category Archives: College Basketball

College Football and Men’s Basketball – 12 Reforms I Would Enact as NCAA Czar
September 24, 2013

by Kent Sterling Athletic governance among big revenue universities is going to change, but it’s going to take time and the result might not position the NCAA to be any more effective that it is currently. Click here to follow Kent Sterling on Twitter At this point, fans are starting to pity the NCAA, and […]

Ten NCAA Reforms that Should Be Immediately Adopted, But Won’t Be
September 9, 2013

by Kent Sterling After reading the findings of several committees formed to examine and reform the mission of athletics on the campuses of large universities, my eyes and brain are weary.  The principal recommendations involved forming more committees to prompt additional gathering of perspective and data. Jesus.  If bureaucrats are good at anything, they are […]

NCAA Rules for Student-Athletes Are Swinging Toward Those for Whom They Should Be Written
September 6, 2013

by Kent Sterling Time magazine’s cover piece this week champions the righteousness of paying student athletes for the value they create for universities.  I’ve long thought that to exclude athletes who fill stadia and arenas from the market economy that benefits virtually every other human being in America, but that Time called for it caused […]

Indiana Basketball – Calbert Cheaney Leaves IU for St. Louis for All the Right Reasons
August 21, 2013

by Kent Sterling Calbert Cheaney is leaving Indiana University for a second time.  Twenty years after he was the sixth player taken in the 1993 NBA Draft, Cheaney is leaving his position as the Hoosiers’ director of basketball operations to take the spot on Jim Crews’ Saint Louis University staff vacated by Jim Whitesell. Click […]