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MARCH/APRIL
April 18, 2019 - Boulder, CO - Will a University's Board Stand Up To An Old-Fashioned Football Coach Who Wants Players to "Hit, Hit, Hit."? See At Colorado, A Breach In Football's Wall, reported by Michael Powell, New York Times.
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April 17, 2019 - Denver, CO - A Giant Laid Low By Too Many Blows To The Head, reported by Michael Powell, New York Times.
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April 10, 2019 - First Step To Finding CTE in Living People. See Abnormal Levels of A Protein Linked To CTE Found In NFL Players' Brains, Study Shows, reported by Ken Belson and Benedict Carey, New York Times.
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March 28, 2019 - Portland, OR - Former High School Football Star Sues Over Concussions, reported by Sergio Olmos, Investigate West.
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March 27, 2019 - Reese, MI - Reese High School Football Coach Headed To Trial On Embezzlement Charge, Mlive.com.
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March 26, 2019 - Highland Heights, KY - NK Players Accuse Women's Basketball coach Of Bullying, Abuse, and Having a 'Crying Couch'., reported by Kate Murphy, Sarah Brookbank, and James Weber, Cincinnati Enquirer,.
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March 16, 2019 - Pittsburgh, PA - Coach Loses It In Youth Wrestling Tournament. See Eric Angle Charged With Assault After Lifting Youth Wrestler By His Neck, reported by Tom Ley, Deadspin.com, March 19, 2019.
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March 8, 2019 - Chicago, IL - Farragut-North Lawndale Game Stopped By Brawl, Both Teams Disqualified From Playoffs, reported by Michael O'Brien, Chicago Sun Times.
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LATEST COLLINS ARTICLES/INFORMATION
Association Intervention, Referee Magazine, May 2018, page 80 (National Association of Sports Officials).
FROM THE ARCHIVES
December 24, 2017 - Mexico - Another Soccer Referee Is Killed By A Player. Mexican Referee Dies In Hospital After Being Attacked By Player He Sent Off, Sports Illustrated, January 1, 2018.
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August, 2015 - Title IX has done a lot for girls, but the benefits of Title IX are slower to trickle down to schools with high concentrations of minority and low-income students. See Finishing Last: Girls of Color and School Sports Opportunities, National Women's Law Center Report.
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Of The People, By The People: How To Ensure That Legislators Hear Your Voice, Referee Magazine, July 2001 page 42 (co-authored by Jennifer Rardin).
