February 16, 2001

Can Anyone Do Anything About College Sports?

By WELCH SUGGS

A group of presidents and a group of professors are taking their best shots

If anybody could "fix" the problems in big-time college sports, it ought to be the Knight Foundation Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics. When the panel gathers at Washington's sumptuous Willard Hotel, many of the industry's power brokers are there, including top officials of the N.C.A.A. and current and past presidents of sports powerhouses like Notre Dame, North Carolina, and Nebraska. The experts they

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