Jo Potuto | Faculty Athletics Rep & Law Professor

Jo Potuto | Faculty Athletics Rep & Law Professor | Nebraska

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Jo Potuto, FAR & Law Professor at Nebraska, joins the 1.Question Podcast to discuss concerns currently on the minds of FARs around the country. Potuto touches on ramifications of potential transfer rules and maintaining academic integrity in the process. She also touches on the FAR’s position in athletics in terms of being informed and active in vetting potential compliance issues as (or before) they arrive. Finally, Potuto expresses frustration that the faculty voice is somewhat muted in the current NCAA structure.

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