College Sports

Commissioner Greg Sankey gets explicit enforcement authority with penalties as the SEC and Big Ten unite to block NFL, NBA and WNBA players from rejoining college rosters.

The former St. John's star committed to play for Will Wade at LSU as a Colorado court ruling and pending litigation complicate the NCAA's new age-based eligibility rules.

The Tennessee Fund hit $175.5 million in FY26, the fifth straight year the athletic department has set a new fundraising record.

Conflicting interpretations of a nationwide eligibility injunction have prompted an expedited appeal to the Tenth Circuit.

A July 31 federal injunction forced the NCAA to grant a fifth year to thousands of Class of 2022 athletes, catching coaches, administrators and agents completely off guard.

Lawmakers see a federal Name, Image, and Likeness bill, a key White House priority, as a bargaining chip to secure concessions on other legislative items

The University of Maine's investment in its Division I athletic facilities aims to boost national competitiveness and recruit top talent.

The top college athletic organizations are instructing legal teams to halt direct athlete compensation, setting up a monumental clash over the future of amateurism and player rights.

The Big Ten Conference will distribute a staggering $1.37 billion to its 18 member institutions for the 2025 fiscal year, fundamentally reshaping the financial landscape of collegiate athletics and intensifying the arms race for talent.

With two outs in the sixth inning, Garcia's blast tied the game at 4-4, preserving Oklahoma's undefeated season