Corporate Counsel
...about boards of directors and corporate governance issues. The NCAA Final Four may now be over, but college basketball continues to provide...
...Patrick's Day is to email your co-workers about the annual NCAA basketball tournament bracket. Company employees will take five minutes to fill out...
...146;s Day is to email your co-workers about the annual NCAA basketball tournament bracket. Company employees will take five minutes to fill out...
The Daily Report
...as it was similarly cited as a basis for the July 2012 NCAA sanctions against the university's athletic program—the exceptionally long "...
...as it was similarly cited as a basis for the July 2012 NCAA sanctions against the University's athletic program—the exceptionally long "...
...NCAA smacked Penn State...
...oversight by a third-party monitor for five years. The NCAA, which governs college sports, took the extreme steps in response to the...
Collective bargaining negotiations between National Basketball Association players and owners collapsed Friday, increasing the likelihood that the entire 2011-2012 season will be lost
Following internal investigations, the Fiesta Bowl, which sponsors college football games in Arizona, fired top executives, including its general counsel
...nation’s top college football team is badly flawed. Unlike the NCAA’s annual Men’s Division 1 Basketball Championship (a.k...
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