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Is NCAA football too big to fail?

  • Written by David Ridpath, Associate Professor and Kahandas Nandola Professor of Sports Administration, Ohio University
imageNebraska, a member of the Big Ten conference, won't be playing football this fall.AP Photo/Nati Harnik

The coronavirus continues to jeopardize college sports.

The NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments were canceled back in the spring. In early August, smaller conferences like the Mid-American Conference and the Mountain West...

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