“Our decisions place emphasis where it belongs — on the health and safety of college athletes.”
— NCAA (@NCAA) August 5, 2020
– NCAA President Mark Emmert pic.twitter.com/mhXgXuCU8F
Wednesday, August 5, 2020
NCAA Requirements for Fall Activity Established
Monday, June 29, 2020
NCAA President's Statement On Mississippi Flag
Statement from @NCAA President Mark Emmert regarding Mississippi flag: https://t.co/0pIgEHxHKj pic.twitter.com/Iu1Lib2Dxg
— Inside the NCAA (@InsidetheNCAA) June 29, 2020
Sunday, June 7, 2020
Powerful Message from NFL & Ex-WOU Receiver Tyrell Williams
Tyrell Williams grew up about 20 miles from Western Oregon University, where he matured as a football player and ended up signing a free-agent contract with the San Diego Chargers following the 2015 season.
After earning a roster spot and catching two passes as a rookie, he blossomed into an impact player while forming an impressive tandem with quarterback Philip Rivers. In the past four years, including the 2019 season with his new team, the Raiders, he has averaged nearly 50 receptions while totaling 22 TD catches.
In the link below, he shares his personal experience with racism. It is well worth reading.
After earning a roster spot and catching two passes as a rookie, he blossomed into an impact player while forming an impressive tandem with quarterback Philip Rivers. In the past four years, including the 2019 season with his new team, the Raiders, he has averaged nearly 50 receptions while totaling 22 TD catches.
In the link below, he shares his personal experience with racism. It is well worth reading.
Raiders WR Tyrell Williams pens powerful story of racism he faced growing up https://t.co/0RTtzgkn5U— Raiders Wire (@TheRaidersWire) June 7, 2020
Saturday, May 9, 2020
NCAA's Chief Medical Officer Talks COVID-19, College Sports
Terrific conversation here between the NCAA's chief medical officer and the national college football writer for the Associated Press.
Yes, the headline for this 20-minute podcast makes it appear to be exclusively about big-time college football, but the content actually applies to every sport under the NCAA's umbrella.
Click on the link below to hear this enlightening exchange between the NCAA's Dr. Brian Hainline and AP's Ralph Russo.
Yes, the headline for this 20-minute podcast makes it appear to be exclusively about big-time college football, but the content actually applies to every sport under the NCAA's umbrella.
Click on the link below to hear this enlightening exchange between the NCAA's Dr. Brian Hainline and AP's Ralph Russo.
Testing student-athletes is essential for resuming college sports but how do we do that when such efforts are so scarce? And what if an athlete tests positive? “Ground Game” podcast host @ralphDrussoAP and NCAA Chief Medical Officer Brian Hainline discuss. https://t.co/KrAsl9peja— The Associated Press (@AP) May 7, 2020
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