College Sports News

Hannah Brady made her Michigan volleyball debut against Valparaiso, scoring an ace on her first serve in a 3-1 victory, prompting a proud message from her fathe

The NCAA's new five-for-five eligibility rule in college basketball is predicted to negatively impact the 2027 high school recruiting class, as most players are

Duke University is adding a sponsor logo to its basketball court through a deal with Edward Jones, joining other college sports programs seeking new revenue str

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

As the college sports landscape shifts with increased revenue sharing for athletes, women's and Olympic sports programs are increasingly turning to philanthropy

States are increasingly allocating taxpayer funds to college sports as athlete compensation strains budgets. A recent legal settlement now allows higher educati

A Colorado federal judge has granted an injunction that could provide an extra year of eligibility to many NCAA athletes who recently graduated, potentially cre

The Big Ten and SEC conferences have agreed to support the Protect College Sports Act, revitalizing the landmark legislation.

Efforts to pass federal legislation governing college sports, specifically the Protect College Sports Act, are facing significant challenges due to intense lobb

With the August congressional recess approaching, the Big Ten and SEC are awaiting critical bill language for college sports legislation aimed at bringing regul

The NCAA Division I Board is maintaining its stance on eligibility despite a legal challenge over new rules. This follows a court win by Diego Pavia, which led

USC and Nike have agreed to extend their all-sports apparel deal for another 10 years, running through 2036, continuing one of the longest-running partnerships

Following the NCAA's new "five years to play five seasons" eligibility rule, a federal class action lawsuit has been filed by eleven athletes, including Minneso