Month: May 2008

Akron: Zips Player Shoots at Police

Zips Player Shoots at Police: Akron sophomore Rydell Brooks was arrested Sunday morning and charged with attempted murder and felonious assault after police say he shot at them following a traffic stop. They said Brooks ran from his car and shot at them several times while they chased him. Brooks […]

Memphis: Tigers Won’t Leave C-USA Anytime Soon

Tigers Won’t Leave C-USA Anytime Soon: Memphis Athletic Director R.C. Johnson dismissed a radio report that said the Tigers were talking to the Big East about switching conferences. Johnson denied any meetings with Big East officials. The Big East also said it is not interested in adding Memphis because it […]

Kansas: NCAA Investigates Arthur’s Eligibility

NCAA Investigates Arthur’s Eligibility: Kansas sophomore forward Darrell Arthur might have been ineligible to play for the Jayhawks because of a changed grade in high school. The incident occurred when he was a junior. A teacher said Arthur was failing math, but someone changed his grade to passing. The NCAA […]

BYU: Plaisted Ready for Pros

Plaisted Ready for Pros: BYU senior forward Trent Plaisted has signed with an agent, ending any chance that he could return to the Cougars for his fifth year of eligibility. Plaisted said he will continue to pursue his degree, which he has nearly completed after four years. Plaisted averaged 15.6 […]

The Role Of Money In College Sports

On O.J. Mayo, College Athletics and Money by Jay Pearlman First and foremost, in case there is any doubt, this is a column, not an investigative piece or even a news article. Second, if you’re still reading, you deserve to know a tiny bit about the writer whose opinion you’re […]