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Knight Commission @knightathletics ·
21 Sep

Our co-chair @LenElmore on @InvestigateTV findings: “…institutions are throwing money away that could be used to enhance the education, health, safety and well-being of student athletes on mistakes that have been made on hiring...”

Newhouse School @NewhouseSU

DI public schools have paid out more than $1 billion to get rid of coaches mostly because they didn’t win enough. @InvestigateTV looked into severance pay in athletics since 2004 using #KnightNewhouseData from @NewhouseSU. https://www.kwtx.com/2022/09/19/big-bucks-big-buyouts-public-universities-shell-out-millions-dollars-firing-coaches-who-didnt-win-enough/
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Chad Asplund @chadasplund ·
17 Sep

@4athleteshealth supports @KnightAthletics stance on new NCAA governance: “should include independent directors, including health and safety experts, as well as players to ensure athletes’ rights are protected and health, safety, and education for athletes are top priorities.”

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Nicole Auerbach @nicoleauerbach ·
16 Sep

Statement from the Knight Commission, which has been pushing FBS governance reform since 2020:

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