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Week of June 20, 2010)

Villanova wide receiver Matt Szczur donated peripheral blood stem cells to an anonymous one-year old leukemia patient... Versus will broadcast at least three Ivy League games during each of the next two seasons. The 2010 schedule includes games in three consecutive weeks beginning with the Nov. 6 Penn-Princeton game, Nov. 13 Brown-Dartmouth and culminating on Nov. 20 with Yale visiting Harvard... Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly made a $250,000 donation to support Notre Dame's endeavors in research, academics and community engagement... Tim Gleason, commissioner of the Ohio Athletic Conference and former NFF Mike Cleary/Northeast Ohio Chapter president, has penned his first book entitled "From Black to Gold - The Pittsburgh Steelers". The book hits shelves in late July... The Auburn Board of Trustees approved an indoor football practice facility Friday that will feature a much-needed 120-yard field. The facility will be 92,000 square feet... Northwestern State reached an agreement to make adidas the official footwear and apparel sponsor for the entire athletics department beginning in 2010-11... Western Kentucky coach Willie Taggart is the featured interview subject on Kentucky Educational Television's "Connections with Renee Shaw"... "A Cut Above - Portrait of a Football Leader", a one hour documentary featuring Duke coach David Cutcliffe is scheduled to air on Fox Sports South five times this month... The fourth season of "Terrapins Rising", a reality show about the Maryland football program, debuts next month on Comcast SportsNet Mid-Atlantic... Rutgers head coach Greg Schiano and 26 members of the Rutgers football team helped kickoff the 2010 Special Olympics of New Jersey summer games... The Fourth Annual Greg Schiano Charity Golf Classic raised $60,000 which will be donated to two different charities... Illinois has sold out season tickets for the fourth straight season... Several Oklahoma State football players visited St. Francis Children's Hospital in Tulsa on June 17... Washington State coach Paul Wulff helped ring in the salmon season as a celebrity judge at the inaugural "Copper Chef Cook-Off"... Navy head coach Ken Niumatalolo was the guest speaker at Lauren's First and Goal Football Camp for pediatric brain tumor research at Lafayette College... LSU football coach Les Miles joined Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal on a tour of the efforts taking place to protect the Louisiana coastline from the oil spill... Southern Illinois has set a new record for football season ticket sales... Richmond announced Friday that season tickets have been sold out for the 2010 football season... Max Media of Montana announced that Montana State's 2010 football season will be broadcast exclusively in high definition... The Southland Conference Television Network will televise 10 football games using 14 different affiliates in 2010 beginning with the Sept. 25 game between Sam Houston State and Gardner-Webb.
 
 

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NFF Board Member Jerry Jones Named Sports Executive of the Year

Street & Smith's SportsBusiness Journal named NFF board member and Dallas Cowboys Owner, President and GM Jerry Jones the Sports Executive of the Year. Other award winners included: ESPN (Best In Sports Media), IMG (Best in Consulting, Marketing and Client Services), CBS (Best in Sports Television), Ohio State's Gene Smith (Athletics Director of the Year) and Cowboys Stadium (Sports Facility of the Year).

Big Ten passes concussion policy

The Big Ten has instituted a policy requiring athletes to sign a waiver following concussion education classes. The waiver explains to the athletes that they are required to be open and honest about symptoms regarding head injuries. By forcing athletes to go through an educational process first, it is the hope of doctors that athletes will understand head injuries and their effects better. Both the NFL and NCAA have recently amended policies for stricter guidelines regarding concussions and head injuries. The education process will not be dictated by the conference and each school can select its own method of teaching. The document is the first step in forming a written policy regarding concussions for the Big Ten. A subcommittee will craft a policy for Big Ten schools on how to handle concussions. This comes on top of the NCAA's approval of a new memo last week asking universities to have a written policy regarding the handling of concussions.

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Who are the Hesiman Trophy Honorees from Texas

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