Colleges use privacy law to block public scrutiny of troubled athletic programs
A national investigation finds widely different interpretations in granting public-record requests for documents of college athletics making it difficult to conduct any nation-wide inquiry. Only ten percent of the 69 colleges that provided information in the study released unedited reports on NCAA violations. -DB The Coumbus Dispatch May 31, 2009 By Jill Riepenhoff and Todd Jones Across the country, many major-college athletic departments keep their NCAA troubles secret behind a thick veil of black ink