The Benefits of Neutrality in Intercollegiate Athletics: The Case for Arbitration in NCAA Enforcement and Infractions Matters

Apr 3, 2015

By Christian Dennie   The National Collegiate Athletic Association (“NCAA”) enforcement process and decisions rendered by the NCAA Committee on Infractions (“COI”) have been a consistent lightning rod for scrutiny and litigation. In recent years, the public, lawyers, and pundits have heavily chastised the NCAA for the handling of the University of Miami investigation, the Pennsylvania State University Consent Decree, and accusations made by Todd McNair in the University of Southern
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