There Is No Such Thing As An Isolated Scandal In College Sports

Whether it is academic fraud, illegal recruiting, or accepting bribes from boosters, scandal has been a major factor lately in college athletics. Recent scandals at UNC and Louisville have caused an uproar from the general public, questioning whether there is any integrity left in the industry. History tells us that with such enormity comes occasional […]

Interactive Technology: Practicing Beyond the Playing Field

New technology has been created that can enhance the gameday performance of athletes. Coaches can now extend their practices off the field by implementing quizzes for athletes on all tactics and plays through any phone, computer, or tablet. This interactive, educational system is designed to decrease mental errors on the field as well as increase […]

Should Your Department Invest In Drones?

The use of drones has increased over the years and the useful gadgets have found many different purposes across the sports world. Technology has improved, giving drones the capabilities to film at angles that normal cameras cannot produce. Prices have also dropped, and if your department hasn’t yet, it is time to consider implementing drones […]

New Technology Could Help Reduce The Risk Of Infection In Athletic Facilities

A new, emerging technology has Duke University partnered with Vital Vio, Inc., a healthcare technology company located in Troy, NY. Vital Vio specializes in lighting for disinfection and infection control. Duke is the first college athletic program to incorporate this lighting technology in their indoor athletic facilities (weight rooms, locker rooms, gymnasiums, etc.) to constantly […]

South Florida Showdown: How Lynn University Is Innovating In College Sports

Lynn University, a Division II institution located in Boca Raton, Florida, is hosting a nine-game series between six Division I schools throughout the 2017-2018 season, calling it the South Florida Showdown. It is a first-of-its-kind event, architected by Director of Athletics Devin Crosby and University President Kevin Ross, that has been created in the innovational […]

How The CAP Agreement Could Change College Athletics

The College Athletic Protection or CAP Agreement is the first of its kind, as it is a legally binding document between college athletic recruits and universities regarding compensation beyond scholarships and financial aid. The intention of this contract is to allow student-athletes to negotiate terms of their college career with schools. The agreement, created by […]