Scheduling News

The US Open's late-night matches, often extending past 2 am, are drawing criticism and concern from former champions regarding player recovery and the sustainab

The Big Ten is reportedly open to adopting the SEC's preferred scheduling standard to facilitate the expansion of the College Football Playoff to 24 teams.

The BCCI is reportedly focusing on creating a player-friendly schedule due to concerns about excessive cricket and insufficient rest for players.

The recent BWF World Championships in New Delhi highlighted the complex challenges of scheduling elite badminton matches, with injuries, television demands, and

BWF's Thomas Lund has called for player understanding regarding the India Open's winter scheduling, citing challenges like pollution concerns and logistical com

The USC and Notre Dame rivalry series has been renewed, with USC coach Lincoln Riley stating that the Trojans insisted on scheduling all future games early in t

Notre Dame and USC have agreed to renew their historic football rivalry with a new four-game series starting in 2030, featuring a Week 1 meeting in Los Angeles.

FIFA has made a scheduling decision for the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina on Sunday evening, considering potentially dangerous environmental facto

Organizers of The Open have clarified their position on potentially moving final round tee times if England reaches the World Cup final, acknowledging a possibl