Sentence examples for campus athletes from inspiring English sources

What is more, young ladies are just as bad as the lads, if not worse: chasing down campus athletes for sport, and to mark their status.

To enable their parents to watch games in person and to reduce travel costs to and from campus, athletes may decide to stay closer to home, said Tom Lemming, a national football recruiting analyst.

Cowherd, then an ESPN host, was discussing a federal antitrust lawsuit brought by former University of California, Los Angeles basketball star Ed O'Bannon against the National Collegiate Athletic Association—a much-publicized case that sought to allow past and present campus athletes to be compensated for the use of their names, images, and likeness.

It became increasingly difficult to keep the events where they were because "five states plus numerous cities prohibit travel to North Carolina for public employees … which could include student-athletes and campus athletic staff".

WHEN DUANE KNUDSON, a professor of kinesiology at California State University, Chico, looks around campus at athletes warming up before practice, he sees one dangerous mistake after another.

But they are cause for concern at small colleges, where the Bowen-Levin book counted a quarter of the men and a fifth of the women on campus as athletes, more than half of them recruits.

In our (sadly) human world, quidditch remains a sometimes-bloody semi-contact sport played mostly on university campuses, but athletes swap flying firebolts for plain broomsticks, which they grip in one hand and run with nestled between their legs.

On Sept. 28, cellphone screens lighted up across Cal's campus, summoning student athletes to a meeting with Sandy Barbour, the athletic director.

Violent campus incidents involving athletes over the last decade, particularly those in which women were abused, focused attention on athletes' behavior.

Sometimes the campus stars are athletes.

At the University of Wisconsin's Division I Madison campus, all varsity athletes fall under secondary sports coverage.