Cheated: The UNC Scandal, the Education of Athletes, and the Future of Big-Time College Sports
by Jay M. Smith, Mary Willingham
Cheated examines the UNC scandal, focusing on the education of athletes and the evolving landscape of big-time college sports. Authors Jay M. Smith and Mary Willingham uncover systemic issues, offering a critical look at the future of collegiate athletics and the need for meaningful change in how universities handle student-athlete academics.
About This Book
The book delves into the University of North Carolina scandal, highlighting issues in the education of student-athletes within major college sports programs.
Co-authored by Jay M. Smith and Mary Willingham, it examines how such controversies affect the integrity of higher education and athletic competition.
Through detailed analysis, the authors discuss the broader challenges facing big-time college sports and potential paths forward.
This work provides insights into the intersection of academics and athletics, urging reforms to protect student-athletes.
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