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	Saint Benedict Golfer is Trustworthy as a Trustee
	Last Updated: 9/3/2010
College of Saint Benedict golfer Kathryn Hauff will always have an ace in the hole when she talks about her college experience.

	Oregon officials: Multiple Factors Played Into Hospitalized Players
	Last Updated: 9/3/2010
Oregon health officials have concluded that multiple factors led to similar injuries last month that hospitalized football players from McMinnville High.

	New NCAA Award Offers Graduate Scholarship Money
	Last Updated: 9/3/2010
There's an added incentive to prove which college or university has the best athletic program in America — $200,000 in graduate scholarship money.

	ER Visits for Youth Athletes on Alarming Rise
	Last Updated: 8/31/2010
Emergency room visits for school-age athletes with concussions has skyrocketed in recent years, suggesting the intensity of kids' sports has increased along with awareness of head injuries.

	Natalie Randolph's Coaching Debut Results in a Loss
	Last Updated: 8/31/2010
Mayor Adrian Fenty was by the concession stands at Coolidge High, handing out campaign stickers. Campaign workers were handing out stickers for his opponent, Vincent Gray, in the city's upcoming democratic primary. With all the various television cameras around, the whole scene had the atmosphere of a campaign rally.

	$59.6M High School Stadium Price Not Too Big in Texas
	Last Updated: 8/31/2010
Jo Hudson's son Chris is a varsity linebacker for Allen (Texas) High School. To see her son play, she waits in line every Monday for tickets.

	Teen in Wheelchair Makes New York High School's Football Team
	Last Updated: 8/31/2010
Courtney Burrell raised his face to the sky and beamed. On his perfect day, the sun shone brilliantly and a breeze cooled the air. Around him, a sea of red and white jerseys and helmets surged as members of the North Rockland football team surrounded him in anticipation of an announcement.

	A Numbers Game for Minority Football Head Coaches
	Last Updated: 8/31/2010
The September 4 football game featuring African-American head coaches Charlie Strong (Louisville) and Joker Phillips (Kentucky) spotlights an increase in the number of minority head coaches on the sidelines this season.

	VIEWPOINT: Change is Long Overdue - College Football Players Should Be Paid
	Last Updated: 8/30/2010
I will watch Louisville play games in Papa John's Stadium and listen to coaches who make $3 million a year talk about "the chance to work with young people."

	Cancer Survivor Ready for 2010 Football Season
	Last Updated: 8/28/2010
All of us have certain dates we remember as significant moments in our lives. For Adam Cordell, February 24, 2009, is one of those days. It marked the time when he was diagnosed with primary mediastinal germ cancer, which is a rare form of the disease.

	Resources Available to Navigate Supplement Field
	Last Updated: 8/27/2010
While the dietary supplement industry may look like a minefield to an athletic trainer, several resources are available to help.

	Supplements Often Put Athletes at Risk
	Last Updated: 8/27/2010
Convincing student-athletes not to take supplements to improve performance is one of the great challenges facing athletics personnel and sports dietitians. So is convincing them that they can achieve the same effects more safely with food, hydration and exercise.

	2009 Highlight Film
	Last Updated: 8/25/2010
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/26900/don-corbell

	Washington and Jefferson Coach Can Endure Success
	Last Updated: 8/24/2010
Washington and Jefferson men’s and women’s water polo coach Greg Jones is looking for a little exercise before the fall semester really kicks into gear. So on August 29, he’s going to swim for two and a half miles, bike 112 more and then run a full marathon.

	NCAA Report: Economy Cuts Into Sports
	Last Updated: 8/24/2010
Count college sports among the sagging economy's latest victims.

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