Prof. Ted Tatos of the University of Utah found that “administrative officials appeared less concerned with athlete well-being than with avoiding attracting attention to potential institutional malfeasance.” Read the study abstract and download the full paper here.
NEWS BRIEFS: Study Finds that Avoiding Malfeasance Trumps Athlete Well-Being in College Athletics
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