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Fixing the NCAA’s Quandary on Historically Black Colleges
The NCAA slapped postseason bans on 18 Division I teams on Tuesday for failing to meet its academic-progress requirements. All but three of those teams are at historically black colleges.
XU adds South Carolina standout and another Reuther
New Orleans, LA - Xavier University of Louisiana has added Destiny Jackson of Gaston, S.C., and Emily Reuther of Metairie, La., to its women's volleyball roster for the 2013 season. 
Southern Promotes Prather to Soccer Head Coach
Birmingham, AL - Southern University has elevated Courtnie Prather to head coach of the women's soccer program.


Brunswick All-American Track Athlete Strives to Turn Professional
Augusta, GA - Baiesha Johnson, a 2013 NCAA championship qualifier and May graduate of Paine College with a degree in accounting, hopes to transition into a professional career in athletics, as is a long held dream.
 

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A&T Football Receives Good News From APR Report
A&T Football Receives Good News From APR Report

Greensboro, NC - The NCAA released its single-year and multiyear annual Academic Progress Rate report and North Carolina A&T State University learned that NCAA sanctions will be lifted from Aggies football.

Several SWAC Programs Penalized Due to Poor APR
Several SWAC Programs Penalized Due to Poor APR

Birmingham, AL - 15 programs within seven member institutions of the Southwestern Athletic Conference have been penalized based on its NCAA Division I Academic Progress Rate data for the 2011-2012 academic year. 

Limited-Resource, HBCU Schools Improve APR
Limited-Resource, HBCU Schools Improve APR

Indianapolis, IN -Over the past two years there has been the dramatic increase in Academic Progress Rates posted by limited-resource schools and Historically Black Colleges and Universities.  

UDC Hires Michael Riley as Men's Basketball Coach
UDC Hires Michael Riley as Men's Basketball Coach

Washington, DC - University of the District of Columbia announced today that Michael Riley has been hired to lead the Men's Basketball program.


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