Emmert Faces Big NCAA Agenda At Convention
At the NCAA convention in San Antonio Mark Emmert outlines plans to tighten rules on rule breakers push for academic reforms and emergency legislation to curb agent influence. He cites the Newton case as a catalyst and signals potential changes in recruiting timelines and draft withdrawal rules.
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Chiefs eye Haley as potential play caller next season
Kansas City coach Todd Haley weighs replacing offensive coordinator Charlie Weis who is leaving for Florida. Haley hints at a larger role in calling plays again while evaluating the entire system to maintain progress from 2009 to 2010 and beyond.
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Brady Hoke named Michigan football coach after SDSU success
Brady Hoke is hired to lead the Michigan football program, replacing Rich Rodriguez after three seasons. The selection follows discussions about Jim Harbaugh and Les Miles, with athletic director Dave Brandon stating Hoke’s plan A status. Hoke previously rebuilt Ball State and SDSU, and former Wolverines Woodson and Brady express optimism for restoring the program’s tradition.
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