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07.08.16

eSports Recognizes the Value of Ethics

Previously unregulated eSports have established an integrity commission, in part to attract corporate sponsorships.

07.01.16

IOC Charter Requires It to Rectify Rio Aquatic Site Health Hazards

The health hazards at the aquatic sites in Rio are well publicized, but the IOC has done nothing effective to remedy the situation.

06.24.16

Private Organizations Not up to Ethical Challenges of Olympics

At least three private organizations have been dealing with the state-sponsored doping scandal swirling around the Rio Olympics: the World Anti-Doping Agency, the International Association of Athletic Federations, and the International Olympic Committee.

06.16.16

A Tale of Two Suspensions

The recent suspension of Draymond James by the NBA compares very favorably with the NFL's suspension of Tom Brady, regardless of the correctness of the decisions.

06.13.16

Unionless College Athletes Need an Ombudsman

The recent decision of the Big 12 Conference to have a championship game demonstrates the problems of amateurism.

06.06.16

College Football Does Not Need Another Commissioner

The fact that college football has many commissioners of the various conferences has not stopped suggestions that there should be one commissioner for all of college football.

05.23.16

Sports Doping Penalties Are Woefully Insufficient

Just in the last week, 31 urine samples from the 2008 Beijing Olympics have been classified as suspicious, samples from the 2012 London games are being re-tested, a heavyweight fight has been postponed, and the U.S. Department of Justice has launched an investigation into doping at the Sochi ...

05.13.16