Morning Hot Reads: Starting At The Top

The WASHINGTON POST's Sally Jenkins writes, "There is a common theme to the scandal stories plaguing college athletics this week: the enabling, if not outright collusion, by some of the supposedly highest-minded people on campus."

BLOOMBERG NEWS on the reinvention of the Reebok brand: "Reebok made its name selling shoes to people working out in groups, got lost in the sneaker wars, and is now returning to where it started – even if the workouts have morphed over the decades from Jane Fonda and leg warmers into burpees and mud races."

Also:

• Charter airplane shortage could wreak havoc for March Madness.
• Mark Cuban's lawyer Robert Hart has a fun but challenging job.
• Greensboro will miss ACC Tournament's impact over next four years. 
• What issues must a Las Vegas NHL ownership group address?
• Fox Sports' Chris Neville eager to cover NASCAR race in Phoenix.