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INDIANAPOLIS - NCAA President Mark Emmert had a full schedule on his first full day at headquarters.
INDIANAPOLIS - Incoming NCAA President Mark Emmert wants to get tough on rule-breakers.
INDIANAPOLIS - There's an added incentive to prove which college or university has the best athletic program in America - $200,000 in graduate scholarship money.
INDIANAPOLIS - A critic of USA Swimming's response to a sexual abuse scandal was banned from coaching for two years by the sport's national governing body Tuesday after admitting he violated the conduct code.
INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana's advocate for utility ratepayers said Monday he is "deeply concerned" about the mounting cost of a coal-gasification plant Duke Energy Corp.
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- Justice Dept. questions awarding of scholarships
- NCAA approves 68-team men's basketball tourney
- New NCAA president embraces tourney proposal
- New NCAA president Emmert another academic veteran
- NCAA names Mark Emmert new president
- Duke: New Ind. coal plant's cost up to $2.9B
- Title-game loss doesn't deter Butler celebration
- Ailing mom sees son play in title game
- For Butler, classes come before title game
- Duke and Butler not as different as you think
- 'If it doesn't hurt, you haven't done enough.'
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