NCAA responds to Cam Newton decision critics; Title sponsorships; Igor Astarloa fined and banned by UCI
December 3, 2010
NCAA President responds to Newton decision criticism
NCAA President responds to Newton decision criticism
Mark Emmert, NCAA President, responded to the criticism of allowing Auburn University quarterback Cam Newton to continue to play by saying the NCAA is committed to clarifying the rules of recruiting and amateurism. To read the full
text of the statement and an explanation of how cases are
handled, click on this link.
Title sponsorships
With the SEC Football Championship taking place this Saturday, and the Cam Newton frenzy stealing most of the headlines, don't forget that Dr Pepper is the title sponsor of the football game. Dr Pepper is also the title sponsor of the ACC Football Championship game. Here's an interesting piece on the oldest conference tourney championship- the ACC Basketball tournament, and it's search for a tournament sponsor.
With the SEC Football Championship taking place this Saturday, and the Cam Newton frenzy stealing most of the headlines, don't forget that Dr Pepper is the title sponsor of the football game. Dr Pepper is also the title sponsor of the ACC Football Championship game. Here's an interesting piece on the oldest conference tourney championship- the ACC Basketball tournament, and it's search for a tournament sponsor.
Retired former world champion banned 2 years by UCI
UCI's biological passport program detected a breach of the Anti-Doping Rules, and Igor Astarloa's subsequent suspension is to be accompanied by a fine of 35,000 euros.
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