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Jim Delany has led the Big Ten since 1989 and upped the conference's women's sports participation numbers. Val Ackerman picks his brain in her latest edition of Man Up.

In her new column for espnW.com, Val Ackerman will talk with prominent male executives to get their ideas about where women's sports are headed.

From becoming a personal participant to finding a new rooting interest, our writers weigh in on their sports goals for the coming year.

Recurring questions regarding women's sports are where do we go from here and what it will take to get there? Satisfying everyone involved will take time and a good game plan.

President Barack Obama is marking the 40th anniversary of the landmark anti-gender discrimination law known as Title IX, saying it's proved to be a "springboard for success."

ESPN networks will televise many college sports events in 2010-'11. Stay in the know with the latest schedule.

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Welcome to SportsNation! On Thursdayy, ESPN.com college sports writer Graham Hays will be here to chat about the Women's College World Series.Hays contributes to ESPN.com's women's basketball, softball and soccer coverage. He began with ESPN in 1999 ...

The late Sen. Ted Kennedy changed the world of sports forever with his steadfast support of Title IX, paving the way for increased opportunities for women to compete in high school and collegiate athletics.