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Since March, eighty-five Division I teams, across twenty-three sports have been eliminated. In almost every case, the cuts have failed to produce meaningful savings.

At the same time, institutions that have engaged stakeholders have generated millions in recurring, sustainable, small-dollar donations. ICAC members can help survive the current challenges.

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Without Action From Congress, Team USA’s Dominance is at Risk
Without Action From Congress, Team USA’s Dominance is at Risk

While we are grateful for the increased attention on college sports in Washington in recent years, we believe that Congress must focus more attention on ensuring that Olympic sports are protected and continue to be sponsored by universities across the country.

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ICAC Advocates for the Protection and Support of Olympic Sports
ICAC Advocates for the Protection and Support of Olympic Sports

The Intercollegiate Coaching Association Coalition (ICAC) has taken a significant step in advocating for the protection and support of Olympic sports within college athletics. In a formal submission to Congress's Commission on the State of U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Sports, the ICAC underscores the need to safeguard Olympic sports amid discussions surrounding protections for the NCAA.

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ICAC Supports Knight Commission Model for Division I Transformation
ICAC Supports Knight Commission Model for Division I Transformation

ICAC SupportsKnight Commission’s C.A.R.E. Model

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Iowa Reverses Course But Title IX Suit Continues
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‘This Is for the Next Generation’: Inside the Fight to Save Olympic Sports
‘This Is for the Next Generation’: Inside the Fight to Save Olympic Sports
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Why We added teams during the pandemic
Why We added teams during the pandemic
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Federal, State Officials Pressure clemson over discontinuing men’s track
Federal, State Officials Pressure clemson over discontinuing men’s track
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LaSalle Lays Out Pathway for return of Men’Swimming
LaSalle Lays Out Pathway for return of Men’Swimming
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Go Green! Dartmouth Reinstates Sports
Go Green! Dartmouth Reinstates Sports
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FDU IS ADDING SPORTS TO TRIM DEFICIT
FDU IS ADDING SPORTS TO TRIM DEFICIT
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UNO swims against tide in launching new men's team
UNO swims against tide in launching new men's team
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UAA Reinstates Skiing
UAA Reinstates Skiing
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ECU Reinstates Women’s Tennis, Swimming
ECU Reinstates Women’s Tennis, Swimming
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Court grants injunction, blocks Iowa from dropping women's team
Court grants injunction, blocks Iowa from dropping women's team
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USOPC Announces Roster, Priority Areas for College Sports Sustainability Think Tank
USOPC Announces Roster, Priority Areas for College Sports Sustainability Think Tank
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Here’s how much it cost W&M to avoid a Title IX lawsuit
Here’s how much it cost W&M to avoid a Title IX lawsuit
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Principals in W&M athletics conflict find mutual respect
Principals in W&M athletics conflict find mutual respect
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The heartbreaking reality - and staggering numbers - of teams cut during the pandemic
The heartbreaking reality - and staggering numbers - of teams cut during the pandemic
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“It finally felt like the administration was listening”
“It finally felt like the administration was listening”
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What Happens AFTER A SCHOOL DROPS A SPORT?
What Happens AFTER A SCHOOL DROPS A SPORT?
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Group With Plan to Save Iowa Sports Struggles to Be Heard
Group With Plan to Save Iowa Sports Struggles to Be Heard
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Maybe colleges Should Be Adding, Not Dropping Sports
Maybe colleges Should Be Adding, Not Dropping Sports
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