Guest Column: The NCAA’s amateurism model isn’t about education
By Trevor Marks | January 21Guest columnist Trevor Marks on the NCAA refusal to compensate college athletes.
Guest columnist Trevor Marks on the NCAA refusal to compensate college athletes.
"Dissension results in punishment. In this instance, the NCAA is willing to prohibit 58 California universities from participating in NCAA competition if the bill turns into law, effectively disowning 24,000 student-athletes."
In order for UNC to be fully realized as a title contender, the team must place Nassir Little in positions to succeed: breaking up Roy William's consistency.
With a fierce tip off to basketball season, all eyes are on first year step-in Coby White, whose game impressed not only Roy Williams but Carolina fans, as well.
Horror movie fans, rejoice. The Oct. 19 release of "Halloween," a direct sequel to the 1978 film by the same name, may buck the trend of failing slasher flicks, potentially sparking a resurgence of masked murderers on cinema screens.
"Class can be made up — illness, injury and death cannot be."
Player safety, misconduct and protest surround the NFL, which raises questions about where the League's priorities lie.
J. Cole — Fayetteville native, Dreamville rapper, and the king of going platinum with no features — is corny.
It’s finally March, and it’s crunch time for college teams fighting to keep their NCAA tournament hopes alive.
Kenny Williams is quietly one of North Carolina’s most important players.
MK Rodenbough, a junior from Greensboro, played at the Carrboro Music Festival.