When the President Is Part of the Problem

By WELCH SUGGS

Recent scandals in college sports programs originated at the top

Michael F. Adams is in charge of his athletics department. Don't anybody think he isn't.

Barely two weeks ago, the University of Georgia president faced a battery of

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