Sentence examples for dominated college from inspiring English sources

African-Americans have long dominated college basketball on the court.

It is an issue that has dominated college football in recent months, everywhere from Southern California -- recently placed on probation -- to schools around the South.

Both men and women are going back to school, but the growth in enrollment is significantly larger for women (who dominated college campuses even before the financial crisis).

After Newton dominated college football, winning a national championship and the Heisman Trophy, critics said he was "an athlete-first" quarterback who would not be able to dominate in the N.F.L.

As the University of Florida dominated college football for the better half of a decade under Coach Urban Meyer, the Gators accumulated numbers — of victories and accolades and championships — at dizzying rates.

When Mr. Daniel, now 38, founded Spoon with the drummer Jim Eno, 43, they were part of a wave of fuzzed-out post-punk acts that dominated college radio.

But for all of the game's growth over the last two decades, the old guard continues to dominate college lacrosse.

"How many times are you going to have five 18-, 19-year-olds that dominate college basketball like they did?

Taylor Branch's superb cover article in the current issue of The Atlantic, "The Shame of College Sports," shows how financial concerns have come to dominate college athletics.

After dominating college's most competitive league, Barron will likely become the swashbuckling do-it-all defender the Buccaneers sorely need.

Andrew Wiggins and Karl-Anthony Towns could be dominating college kids this week, but instead they're putting up big numbers against grown adults.