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Column: Tournament one thing NCAA gets right

And while Emmert has tried to make his name with plans to strengthen academics, the truth is that little has been done to close a huge gap in graduation rates between white and black athletes.

Column: NCAA knows 'lack of institutional control'

"But the most damning piece of all - at least as it pertains to a lack of institutional control at the NCAA - is that Emmert didn't know about any of this until last fall.

NCAA president making enforcement staff changes

One of Emmert's first moves after taking office was promoting Lach in October 2010 from director of enforcement to vice president of enforcement, the first woman to hold the job.

Latest NCAA scandal comes from headquarters

President Mark Emmert said he was disappointed and angry with the misstep, acknowledging he had not seen anything like this since taking the NCAA job 2 1/2 years ago.

Debate over changes to policy of coaches texting recruits begins today at NCAA...

"During his opening remarks to delegates, Emmert made it clear that the association needs to simplify existing rules, which is the thrust of most proposals that will be voted on Saturday.

Emmert prefers NCAA's more common-sense approach

When Emmert acknowledged 2012 was a far better year for colleges in terms of scandals, he cautioned that he continually worries another could pop up.

Football recruiting changes on NCAA's agenda

Emmert will deliver his state of the association address during the opening business session.

Increase in court cases could impact NCAA image

The NCAA will open its annual convention this week with a host of reform measures on the agenda, part of President Mark Emmert's push to address several years of high-profile scandals.

Column: Why did NCAA really pile on Penn State?

The lawsuit doesn't just guess at why the NCAA and President Mark Emmert overstepped the boundary line; it conveniently summarizes their "real motives" on page 4: "the opportunity to gain...

Governor to sue NCAA over Penn state sanctions

NCAA president Mark Emmert had said in a Dec. 12 letter that a task force had been charged with allocating at least 25 percent of the fine money to programs in Pennsylvania.

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Greg Cote: NCAA is like a sinkhole for Miami

Give the NCAA and its hypocrite-president Mark Emmert this much: This body can take a punch.

Greg Cote: UM is right, but NCAA has the might

Give the NCAA and its hypocrite-president Mark Emmert this much: This body can take a punch.

Linda Robertson: March Madness offers respite from NCAA negativity

Contrast their riveting story to the defensive rambling of Emmert.

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Calipari Wants Out of NCAA

Calipari's criticism comes at a time when NCAA President Mark Emmert and the organization have...

Mark Emmert Jousts With Reporters at Final Four

Emmert said that "if you're not getting sued today, you're not doing anything."

Emmert Unmasked: Reports Reveal NCAA President as Shrewd Politician, Leaving...

NCAA President Mark Emmert has not exactly been a fan favorite over the course of his tenure.

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NCAA president Mark Emmert defends proposed change to recruiting rules

Mark Emmert defends change

N.C.A.A. Needs Restructured Leadership

Emmert, who promised bold reform when he became president in 2010, has faced one controversy...

Couch: Collapsing ncaa powerless to penalize Auburn

That's what made NCAA president Mark Emmert's edgy reaction so telling.