Sentence examples for clean college from inspiring English sources

I don't know if such a thing as a "clean" college basketball program exists.

They're very similar to a clean college dorm experience.

The Red Rooster's décor is more rakish, as befits a former brothel, and the 16 clean college-casual rooms are named after shady ladies.

Moran typifies the new practitioners, who are clean and college- or conservatory-taught.

He added that other relevant factors could include Calipari's history of problems with the N.C.A.A. and a more aggressive recent effort by the N.C.A.A. to clean up college sports.

Then a bunch of clean cut college kids cruised in to play ping-pong on the patio.

I read with astonishment and dismay Arne Duncan's essay, "Let's Clean Up College Basketball and Football," in The Huffington Post on January 16.

Joe told me they were and explained what they looked for in an agent: a clean record, college degree, "law experience".

The Department of Justice claims it's trying to clean up college basketball, but it's only made itself a defender of a status quo in which the NCAA's refusal to pay marketable, valuable athletes what they are worth has forced the payments under the table instead.

In West Allis, a blue-collar suburb of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, clean-cut college students in pressed white shirts sat with Palm Pilots and a big box of Krispy Kreme doughnuts, monitoring the flow of voters into the polls.

Greeting us at the bunk's entrance were David's counselors, a pair of cheerful and clean-shaven college students.