There's only one appropriate way for the scandal that has tarnished the NCAA to come to a close: With an acceptance of the price Miami has already paid and a housecleaning at the top of the organization
The NCAA needed to do something about Penn State, and the board of directors gave Mark Emmert broad authority to act.
A former NCAA president thinks the power conferences will split off of the rest at some point in the future.
The BCS talks playoffs, Frank Martin leaves K-State because of the AD, and Texas A&M wants a real SEC Network.
All the news that's fit to make fun of.
If the NCAA chief is serious about cracking down on corruption, there are plenty of options. Not all of them are going to be popular.
NCAA President Mark Emmert attempted to calm down the firestorm around the Cam Newton eligibility decision. I doubt it will work.
The new NCAA president thinks a college football playoff is inevitable, but he won't be leading the charge for one.
A wrapup of SEC and NCAA news for April 28, 2010.
