Category Archives: Ethical Issues
The 2015 Final Four: A Yawner Followed by a Heavyweight Bout; Duke and Wisconsin to Meet in the Championship Game
It hurts. Twenty years from now the only thing that anyone will remember about this Final Four is that Big Blue Nation went down. The Dream of 40-0, gone, at the hands of the mighty Wisconsin Badgers, who will only … Continue reading
Big East Upheaval Continues
Although the conference allegedly was not caught off guard this past week, I was not expecting the latest announcement regarding University of Notre Dame’s departure from the conference. I had believed that the dust had settled from the announcements, departures, … Continue reading
An Argument for Greater Media Coverage of Women’s Sports
In connection with my graduate course at Georgetown University in Sports Industry Management this summer, a classmate and I were assigned to take a position on this topic and wrote the following paper then debate the issue in class. I … Continue reading
Georgetown vs. Syracuse: The Rivalry Continues as Times Have Changed
The Georgetown Hoyas meet the Syracuse Orange in less than an hour at Verizon Center, the Hoyas home in Washington, D.C. As this game approaches, the first in three years between the once longtime Big East conference foes (and founders), I … Continue reading →