College Sports News

Rutgers basketball coach Steve Pikiell has been diagnosed with cancer, and assistant coach Brandin Knight will take over team operations during Pikiell's treatm

The College Football Playoff has initiated a 30-day window to negotiate expanding its field to 24 teams, with a December 1 deadline to enact changes for the 202

The SEC announced its intention to challenge a Louisiana court order that could allow former NFL players to participate in college sports, stating it will defen

Former NFL player Dae'Quan Wright is attempting to return to college sports at LSU, challenging NCAA eligibility rules regarding professional athletes. His case

Tennessee's NIL collective is setting a new standard by opening a brick-and-mortar retail store, aiming to establish permanent roots and enhance the fan experie

LSU coach Will Wade is reportedly rebuilding his basketball roster by securing star players recently cleared by courts. This strategy allows him to bring in tal

Ukrainian player Kate Koval has left the LSU women's basketball team following the squad's signing of a Russian recruit. Koval's father is reportedly a drone op

The Big Ten is experiencing a growing financial disparity, with a $40 million roster becoming a standard cost due to soaring NIL and revenue-sharing expenses, l

Russell Westbrook has announced his retirement after 18 seasons in the NBA, while Ohio State and Oregon are ranked 1-2 in the CBS Sports 138. Additionally, the

UCLA senior Rodrick Pleasant, a Gardena native and dual-sport athlete, is now giving back to others after benefiting from strong role models in his own life.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune has initiated a step to allow votes on bipartisan college sports legislation, the Protect College Sports Act, which aims to re

Several prominent college basketball players are filing lawsuits to gain an additional year of eligibility, following court rulings that allow recent seniors to

Michigan Athletic Director Warde Manuel is reportedly set to receive a $7.1 million buyout as part of a settlement following his resignation and an internal inv

Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel's future is uncertain as findings from a $12 million investigation into the athletic department are set to be presented.

University of Michigan Athletic Director Warde Manuel's future is reportedly in doubt, with multiple reports suggesting his job status will be discussed by the

The NCAA Division I Cabinet has passed a new "5-for-5 rule" for athlete eligibility, granting all Division I athletes five years to complete five seasons, with

The Pac-12 Conference has officially reformed with Washington State and Oregon State as standard bearers, welcoming Gonzaga, Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno

NMSU Athletic Director Joe Fields, in his first 10 months, has significantly increased fundraising and is focused on transitioning the athletic department to a

Former Dallas Baptist outfielder Dylan Schlaegel has committed to the Texas A&M baseball program as a transfer. Schlaegel, who hit .279 with 12 home runs and 41

LSU President Dr. Wade Rousee is set to host the school's top 40 donors to discuss a new financial opportunity, as the university aims to adapt to the evolving

An Ohio judge has granted a preliminary injunction in a lawsuit against the NCAA, potentially allowing former Dayton Flyers guard Javon Bennett and other colleg

The NCAA is challenging an Ohio judge's decision to grant 15 athletes an additional year of eligibility, citing concerns that the judge did not disclose ties to

The Big 12 conference has announced a new sponsorship deal with Monster Energy, leading to the rebranding of its football and basketball properties as "Monster

Texas football head coach Steve Sarkisian has been named to the Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year preseason watch list, an award recognizing success on the field alo