O’Boyle continues contract from Sparks
Former Head Football Coach Bill O’Boyle has been reassigned to administrative work, according to CSC President Janie Park.
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Author: T.J. Thomson
NCAA dispels rumor, outlines next step in investigation
Fueled by an outdated portion of the NCAA website, rumors accumulated in recent weeks regarding the NCAA’s enforcement process and its method for notifying Chadron State.
According to the “Enforcement Process” page of its website, the NCAA’s initial notification procedure to a member-school involved in potential violations states, “the NCAA sends a notice of inquiry to the NCAA member school’s president or chancellor.” The same NCAA page refers to the notice twice as being a letter.
Read MoreFeb. 16, 2012
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Read MoreSweet dreams coming to CSC
Dreams of walking through a misty fog, drowning in an abysmal sea, levitating through the atmosphere – most semiologists will analyze these nocturnal happenings as attempts of the brain to process information during sleep, and many will speculate that dreams have universal meaning. Not so for local author Debbie Johnson, of South Dakota, however.
Read MoreCSC introduces 25th head football coach
Chadron State’s Athletics Department hosted a press conference 2 p.m., Feb. 9 in the Ballroom of the Student Center to answer questions and introduce Jay Long, CSC’s recently-hired head football coach, to the broader campus and community.
Read MoreSilence surrounds CSC’s NCAA investigation
Investigation continues, information doesn’t.
Monday marked the four-month anniversary since Chadron State publicly announced it had self-reported concerns to the NCAA about possible football fundraising violations. Now more than 120 days later, officials from CSC and its governing body, the Nebraska State College System, have released relatively few details about the investigation.
Read MoreFeb. 9, 2012
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Read MoreNSCS expands financial oversight of its colleges
The Nebraska State College System has created a new position to oversee the accounting procedures of its three colleges and is seeking candidates to fill its newly-created post of “Director of System wide Accounting.”
Read MoreCommittee releases finalists for CSC’s next head football coach
Chadron State’s search committee whittled down the list of people seeking to be the college’s next head football coach from more than 45 candidates to three finalists, a press release issued Thursday morning states.
Read MoreHigh-tech happenings: Message board offers multimedia experience
A fully functioning, temperature-regulated sign produced by manufacturer Daktronics of Brooking, S.D., will soon greet visitors to Chadron State’s northwest corner of campus.
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