Dan Wetzel

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Senior Writer at ESPN

Yahoo Sports columnist. NYT best-selling author. “Epic Athletes” for young readers. Exec Producer: Aaron Hernandez Netflix doc. College Football Enquirer pod

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Northwestern extends head coach Chris Collins through 2030

2 weeks ago | espn.in | Dan Wetzel |Jeff Borzello |Myron Medcalf

Northwestern and basketball coach Chris Collins have agreed to a two-year contract extension through 2030, the school announced on Friday. Collins is the only coach in the program's 120-year history to lead Northwestern to the NCAA Tournament. The Wildcats made it for the first time in 2017 and returned in 2023 and 2024 after five straight losing seasons. Collins has a 194-190 record in 12 years.
Duke's baton now fully passed from Coach K to Jon Scheyer

2 weeks ago | thejefffoxshow.com | Dan Wetzel

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Duke's baton now fully passed from Coach K to Jon Scheyer

2 weeks ago | espn.com | Dan Wetzel

SAN ANTONIO -- For over three decades, Mike Krzyzewski lorded over the Final Four. He brought his Duke program here 13 times, winning five national titles and becoming fully interwoven with not just the program, but the university as well. Editor's PicksYour guide to the men's Final Four: Auburn-Florida, Duke-Houston (with picks!)Tatum? Pippen? NBA execs share best comps for projected No. 1 pick Cooper FlaggDuke. K. It was one and the same.
Duke's baton now fully passed from Coach K to Jon Scheyer

2 weeks ago | espn.ph | Dan Wetzel

SAN ANTONIO -- For over three decades, Mike Krzyzewski lorded over the Final Four. He brought his Duke program here 13 times, winning five national titles and becoming fully interwoven with not just the program, but the university as well. Editor's PicksYour guide to the men's Final Four: Auburn-Florida, Duke-Houston (with picks!)Tatum? Pippen? NBA execs share best comps for projected No. 1 pick Cooper FlaggDuke. K. It was one and the same.
Far from the March Madness spotlight, college hoops grapples with a gambling problem

3 weeks ago | thejefffoxshow.com | Dan Wetzel

This post was originally published on this siteAll eyes are on the Final Four, but college athletics officials are worried about suspicious bets on games featuring smaller schools.
Far from the March Madness spotlight, college hoops grapples with a gambling problem

3 weeks ago | espn.in | David Purdum |Dan Wetzel |Pete Thamel

A crime ring travels around the nation, inviting athletes to parties where there's gambling. The plan is to put the student-athletes in debt and compromise them for future exploitation. This story was reported and written by David Purdum, Pete Thamel and Dan Wetzel. The plot sounds like a Hollywood script.
Power schools will outsource enforcing NIL payments to athletes

3 weeks ago | 700espn.com | Dan Wetzel |Pete Thamel

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Sifting legitimate NIL deals from the darker world of pay-to-play

3 weeks ago | espn.com | Dan Wetzel |Pete Thamel

From 2001 until 2009, University of Miami booster Nevin Shapiro took a blowtorch to the NCAA rule book. He picked up the bill for players at exclusive South Beach nightclubs. He hosted wild parties with recruits at his waterfront mansion overlooking Biscayne Bay. He placed bounties to knock opposing players out of games, offered cash and gifts to athletes and used his yacht for decadent outings.
Sifting legitimate NIL deals from the darker world of pay-to-play

3 weeks ago | espn.in | Dan Wetzel |Pete Thamel |Heather Dinich |Adam Rittenberg

From 2001 until 2009, University of Miami booster Nevin Shapiro took a blowtorch to the NCAA rule book. He picked up the bill for players at exclusive South Beach nightclubs. He hosted wild parties with recruits at his waterfront mansion overlooking Biscayne Bay. He placed bounties to knock opposing players out of games, offered cash and gifts to athletes and used his yacht for decadent outings.
Sifting legitimate NIL deals from the darker world of pay-to-play

3 weeks ago | espn.co.uk | Dan Wetzel |Michael Conroy |Pete Thamel |Heather Dinich

From 2001 until 2009, University of Miami booster Nevin Shapiro took a blowtorch to the NCAA rule book. He picked up the bill for players at exclusive South Beach nightclubs. He hosted wild parties with recruits at his waterfront mansion overlooking Biscayne Bay. He placed bounties to knock opposing players out of games, offered cash and gifts to athletes and used his yacht for decadent outings.