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March 11, 1952
The News And Views
Jacksonville, Onslow County, North Carolina
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The NCAA's TV committee met in New York to devise a plan for distributing college football TV games widely in 1952, preventing domination by a few large colleges and promoting participation by smaller ones.
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NCAA Devises TV Plan For Football
NEW YORK (AP) -- The National Collegiate Athletic Association has formulated plans for a new controlled video program that will prevent a small group of colleges from monopolizing the television networks in football this fall.
The NCAA's TV committee met for the first time yesterday and recommended spreading the games on the widest basis possible. It also proposed two principles to aid in carrying out the program:
1. The widest possible participation by colleges in the 1952 program so that no one college or a small group of colleges will dominate football television during 1952.
2. In the much greater participation of smaller colleges in the program.
NEW YORK (AP) -- The National Collegiate Athletic Association has formulated plans for a new controlled video program that will prevent a small group of colleges from monopolizing the television networks in football this fall.
The NCAA's TV committee met for the first time yesterday and recommended spreading the games on the widest basis possible. It also proposed two principles to aid in carrying out the program:
1. The widest possible participation by colleges in the 1952 program so that no one college or a small group of colleges will dominate football television during 1952.
2. In the much greater participation of smaller colleges in the program.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Justice
What keywords are associated?
Ncaa
Football Television
Tv Plan
College Participation
1952 Program
What entities or persons were involved?
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ncaa's Tv Committee
Where did it happen?
New York
Story Details
Key Persons
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ncaa's Tv Committee
Location
New York
Event Date
1952
Story Details
The NCAA formulated plans for a controlled video program to prevent a small group of colleges from monopolizing football TV networks in fall 1952. The TV committee recommended widest possible game distribution and two principles: broad college participation to avoid domination and greater involvement of smaller colleges.