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abbr. National Collegiate Athletic Association (美国)全国大学生体育协会
- Indeed, the NCAA doesn't even bother to discriminate between corrupt and innocent practices involving students.
- A round of applause to the NCAA for having blown the whistle.
- Members of Congress and many state legislatures have introduced bills that would give accused colleges in NCAA proceedings the same due-process rights that apply in court proceedings.
- Basketball coach Jerry Tarkanian's long feud with the NCAA is being refereed by the Supreme Court in a case testing the collegiate organization's disciplinary authority.
- "IPTAY, per se," has never been involved in rules violations, and welcomed recent new NCAA statutes restricting booster contact with athletes and recruits, he says.
- LaserPhotos DXA5 rim ajusted for the NCAA final four, DXA3 Arkansas practice, DXA7 Duke practice, DXA9 Georgia Tech practice, DXA11 UNLV coach with players and LaserColor DXA12 UNLV coach with players have all moved.
- U.S. District Judge Walter McGovern said any violation of privacy is outweighed by the NCAA's interest in protecting students' health, reducing drug use and ensuring fair competition.
- It leads the ACC, and is a sure bet for another NCAA tourney berth.
- But the NCAA ensures that the player will remain poor after four years and, moreover, has convinced most observers that it would be morally wrong for the college to pay the player a competitively determined wage for his or her services.
- NCAA member schools will divide 60% of the money, and the association gets the rest.
- The highest number of presidents to ever turn up at the NCAA meeting was 199, Whalen said, "and 25 percent participation is simply not enough."
- The NCAA also limits the amount of money athletes may earn outside of school by curtailing the use of summer jobs as a means by which coaches and team supporters can offer higher wages to athletes.
- Democrats in Precinct 31 in north Grand Junction heard a spirited debate between Dukakis and Jackson supporters before recessing for 35 minutes to watch the final 2 minutes and 11 seconds of the NCAA championship basketball game.
- The court said the NCAA, in disciplining Tarkanian, did not violate the constitutional rights of the University of Nevada-Las Vegas coach because the athletic body acted as a private organization, not one operating with governmental authority.
- President Reagan saluted the University of Kansas Jayhawks and the Lady Techsters of Louisiana Tech for winning NCAA basketball championships, calling them "fighters" who overcame adversity.
- In March, the NCAA announced 40 rules violations, most of them in the basketball program under Coach Jim Dutcher, who resigned after the rape trial.
- Not once did Mr. Lawrence, the author of a book on the NCAA, mention the word education.
- Michigan's coach, Steve Fisher, took over the team just two days before the NCAA tournament began and coached them through six victories to the title.
- There is no equivalent of the NCAA in Great Britain, which makes everything a lot easier.
- But the NCAA standard is well within the grasp of the average black student, according to College Board statistics.
- The NCAA is a private organization representing nearly 1,000 colleges and universities, more than half of them state-run.
- As keeper of the amateur rules, the NCAA dictates that athletes should receive only room, board and tuition.
- He graduated from Louisiana State University, where he played football at LSU and was an NCAA weightlifting champion.
- The NCAA also approved a plan to conduct random, year-round drug testing of players in major football programs.
- Then one ex-player sued the school and the NCAA to get back the eligibility they removed after he entered (without success) the last NFL draft, and another said that Irish linemen used steroids with the tacit approval of Coach Lou Holtz.
- The UNLV program was placed on two years' probation in 1977 for recruiting violations, and the NCAA that same year ordered the school to suspend Tarkanian.
- Currently, each of the 64 schools selected for the NCAA tournament receives upwards of $250,000, with each ensuing tournament victory worth an additional $250,000. Schools that advance to the Final Four are raking in over $1 million.
- The penalties were the harshest the NCAA has levied on a college football program.
- Because rodeo is governed by the NIRA rather than the NCAA, there are no sanctions against competing in professional rodeo.
- Moreover, the $33 million figure could escalate in coming years, says Mr. Speer, and the NCAA would get 25% of any pay-per-view revenue above $40 million.
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