Scott Dochterman is a staff writer for The Athletic, where he covers national college football and the Big Ten. With a strong focus on team sports, competitive sports, and sports business, he brings a comprehensive perspective to his reporting. Scott's work has been featured in prominent outlets including the Honolulu Star-Advertiser, Yahoo Sports UK, and The New York Times.
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Scott Dochterman’s coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly college football with a specific emphasis on Iowa and the Iowa Hawkeyes. He frequently covers events, provides expert commentary, and reports announcements related to this subject matter.
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By: Scott Dochterman
Some traditional college football rivalry games will air in unique viewing slots this fall.
By: Scott Dochterman
College football’s perfectly imperfect structure needs a more dramatic renovation. The changing attitude toward the postseason demands it.
By: Scott Dochterman
The on-court product has Big Ten coaches riding high, but they are not immune from college basketball's most common stressors.
By: Scott Dochterman
The NCAA, which had permanently banned Sorsby, is expected to file an appeal within days.
By: Scott Dochterman
Three years ago, the NCAA ruled a number of Iowa and Iowa State athletes ineligible because of gambling violations.
By: Scott Dochterman
The Terrapins and Scarlet Knights introduced new athletic directors last July who see opportunities for growth.
By: Scott Dochterman
Snyder took over a listless program at the bottom of a brutal conference and made his case as one of college football's greatest coaches.
By: Scott Dochterman
To be bowl eligible, you must finish with a 6-6 record and fulfill one of their conferences bowl commitments.
By: Scott Dochterman
Teams transitioning from FCS to FBS no longer will have to sit for two seasons before becoming immediately eligible for the postseason, the NCAA Division I Cabinet ruled on Wednesday, a source involved with the discussions tells The Athletic
By: Scott Dochterman
In the two years since Caitlin Clark left for the WNBA, the Big Ten has worked to keep its momentum.
