Journal of Intercollegiate Sport

Editorial

Research, Sport, and Higher Education: An Introduction to the Journal of Intercollegiate Sport
R. Scott Kretchmar
pages 1–13

Articles and Responses

Studying Intercollegiate Sports: High Stakes, Low Rewards
Jay Coakley
pages 14–28

Comments Made in Response to “Studying Intercollegiate Sports: High Stakes, Low Rewards” by Dr. Jay Coakley
John P. Evans
pages 29–34

Reaction to Coakley
Margaret Carlisle Duncan
pages 35–39

Does Athletics Undermine Academics? Examining Some Issues
Robert L. Simon
pages 40–58

Markets and Intercollegiate Sports: An Unholy Alliance?
William J. Morgan
pages 59–65

Paidia and Paideia: The Educational Power of Athletics
Drew A. Hyland
pages 66–71

Academics and Athletics: A Part and Apart in the American Campus
John R. Thelin
pages 72–81

John Thelin Response
Malcolm Moran
pages 82–83

Academics and Athletics: Do Position and Field of Play Matter? A Response to “Academics and Athletics: A Part and Apart in the American Campus”
Janet H. Lawrence
pages 84–97

Issues Related to Academic Support and Performance of Division I Student-Athletes: A Case Study at the University of Minnesota
Mary Jo Kane, Perry Leo, Lynn K. Holleran
pages 98–129

Athletics IS Education: A Response to Kane, Leo, and Holleran’s (2008) Case Study of University of Minnesota Student-Athletes
Packianathan Chelladurai
pages 130–138

Response to “Issues of Academic Support and Performance of Division I Student-Athletes: A Case Study at the University of Minnesota”
Carolyn M. Callahan
pages 139–146

Bibliography

Research on Intercollegiate Sports: A Working Bibliography 2008
Jay Coakley
pages 147–169