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Athletes with Abusive College Coaches may be More Willing to Cheat
College athletes who have abusive coaches may be more willing to cheat in order to win game than players with more ethical coaches, according to a recent study.
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By Russell WesterholmBoise State to Pay $2.3M to AAC as Exit-Fee Lawsuit Settlement (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterU.S. Soccer May Not Be World Cup Contenders Any Time Soon, But Jurgen Klinsmann Has a Plan to Beef Up Expectations
By Russell WesterholmOhio State Football Recruiting: Buckeyes Stock Defense With Commitments From 2 Five-Star Recruits
By Russell Westerholm
