By Michael Baumgartner
In 1905, college sports were in a state of crisis. Although wildly popular, with crowds rivaling professional baseball, college football was being played in a brutal and often deadly fashion...
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College sports in general, and WSU in particular, needs a Teddy Roosevelt-style intervention
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