Glory Days
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 70 | Subscribers | Read | stevedittmore.substack.com |
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What NCAA Division III schools excelled at athletics and academics last year?
With 425 active members, NCAA Division III was the largest division in the NCAA in 2024-25. When the association voted in 1973 to split into three divisions, one of the key drivers was the ability of institutions to self-determine which div...
Division I athletic departments becoming creative with the use of conjunctions
The NCAA has long sponsored championships for track and field and swimming and diving. They are among the few championship sports with the word “and” in their name (acrobatics and tumbling was recently recommended for championship status). ...
What Radford University’s sport sponsorship changes might tell us about a post-House world
I saw two different articles during the last week of May emphasizing a trend (my word) of NCAA Division I universities adding sports ahead of the House decision. Both Matt Brown and the Associated Press covered the topic. Indeed, by my coun...
Universities participating in the USDA rural loan program also have a high percentage of athletes
The news from the past week that Limestone University, an NCAA Division II school in South Carolina, was in desperate financial straits and may need to close was sad. Unfortunately, many believe still more schools will be forced into this d...
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Dean @ Univ. of North Florida | Author = Jim Gilliam: The Forgotten Dodger | Ex = Univ. of Arkansas, Olympics | College athletics scholar | Writer = Athletic Director U., Substack | Fan = Dodgers, Springsteen
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