Administrators, coaches and fans at Florida A&M University were highly offended that the historically black college was forced to compete against Niagara in what the NCAA billed as a first-round game of the annual basketball tournament, but was really a "play-in" game to earn your way to the tourney.

But when Richard Lapchick, director of the University of Central Florida's Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sports, released his annual report on the graduation rates of ...

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