The NCAA put the University of Nebraska on 2 years probation Wednesday for allowing athletes to receive impermissible benefits in the form of textbooks and other school supplies, according to a story on Yahoo News. The NCAA also endorsed Nebraska’s self-imposed $38,000 fine.
According to the Division I Committee of Infractions the violations [...]



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ESPN Employee Fired After Lin Headline
ESPN has fired the employee responsible for the questionable headline concerning New York Knick’s point guard Jeremy Lin and also suspended an anchor who uttered the same words, according to an article on CNN.com.
The headline read “Chink in the Armor,” after the Knicks lost their first game since Lin had been inserted into Mike [...]