Lane Kiffin reacts to latest update on NCAA’s House Settlement case
The settlement hit a bit of a roadblock during Monday’s hearing when Judge Claudia Wilken ordered the plaintiffs to amend the language
Read MoreThe settlement hit a bit of a roadblock during Monday’s hearing when Judge Claudia Wilken ordered the plaintiffs to amend the language
Read MoreAfter a highly successful first run of the 12-team College Football Playoff, the sport is set to run it back again in the 2025-26 season.
Read MoreThe House vs. NCAA case qualifies as one of the most significant legal milestones in sports history (not just college sports).
Read MoreOregon legislators are considering a bill that could prevent the enforcement of limits on NIL payments to student-athletes in the state.
Read MoreOn Friday, the decision from the NCAA was made official; the FBS Oversight Committee will not recommend a waiver to allow the game.
Read MoreColorado AD Rick George expressed confidence the NCAA will ultimately approve the proposed Spring scrimmage between Colorado and Syracuse.
Read MoreThe lawsuit claims the NCAA “conspired” with the University to make Pruitt a “sacrificial lamb” in investigation into recruiting violations.
Read MoreBoth university compliance offices filed necessary paperwork with the NCAA to approve the matchup, according to Syracuse.com.
Read MoreColorado’s Deion Sanders just did something for the good of the whole, throwing out a line of succulent bait for all to nibble.
Read MoreThe change is one of the terms of a legal settlement announced Monday between the NCAA and a Group of Five state attorneys general.
Read MoreThere was a lot of discussion about who would be the No. 1 overall seed and how the top four seeds would line up across the board.
Read MoreTracking all of the automatic-qualifier bids that have been handed out for the conference tournament champions.
Read MoreColorado State beat Boise State in the Mountain West championship game and locked up the automatic bid in March Madness.
Read MoreThe Big Ten and SEC want automatic qualifiers, which Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark has now come out strongly against.
Read MoreTexas athletic department has self-reported five NCAA violations in relation to sports betting according to the Austin American-Statesman.
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Read MoreThe NCAA Football Rules Committee has proposed major changes to the current injury timeout rules for the 2025-26 college football season.
Read MoreDuring Tuesday’s Playoff meeting, conference commissioners discussed multiple models, ACC commissioner Jim Phillips told reporters.
Read MoreThe NCAA Football Rules Committee will make feigning injuries its primary topic when it meets this week in Indianapolis.
Read MoreGreg Sankey and Tony Petitti said they would like to see a “straight seeding” that mirrors the College Football Playoff committee ranking.
Read MoreOne important factor to consider is that a settlement doesn’t have to be perfect and won’t be “perfect” from the standpoint of either side.
Read MoreAn investigation by a San Antonio-based TV station has reportedly found alleged immigration fraud involving Australian specialists.
Read MoreThe NCAA is changing its guidance to align with President Donald Trump’s executive order on transgender athletes in women’s sports.
Read MoreThe NCAA rules committee is reportedly considering an idea to have injured players sit out a full drive, in an effort to stop the fake injury.
Read MoreMore than 300 former Michigan football players joined a lawsuit filed against the NCAA and Big Ten per the plaintiffs attorney.
Read MoreThe rankings exclude military academies and are limited to schools that participate in the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision.
Read MoreNCAA president Charlie Baker believes there’s time to figure out the transfer portal window situation after the coaches’ vote.
Read MoreReport: NCAA considering five-year eligibility rule for all sports
Read MoreNCAA grants waiver to ex-JUCO players while appealing Diego Pavia ruling
Read MoreVanderbilt QB wins injunction in antitrust case vs. NCAA, can play in 2025
Read MoreClarity on how and whether to spend college athletics windfalls of revenue sharing is slowly coming into focus.
Read MoreNCAA president reveals latest on potentially expanding March Madness
Read MoreUSC football has been placed on one-year probably by the NCAA and fined $50,000 for having eight analysts from 2022-23.
Read MoreNCAA mulling in-season action after late-game move helped Ducks beat Ohio St.
Read MoreSEC, Big Ten commissioners show united front against private equity
Read MoreNCAA to substitute National Letter of Intent with financial aid, rev share
Read MoreNCAA Div I Council votes to shorten transfer windows for football, basketball
Read MoreNCAA gives Antonio Pierce 8-year show-cause for ASU recruiting violations
Read MoreNCAA regional sites for 2027, 2028 basketball tournaments revealed
Read MoreReggie Bush sues NCAA, SC, Pac-12 seeking name, image, likeness compensation
Read MoreDellenger: NCAA considering more historic changes to amateurism rules
Read MoreNational College Players Association opposes $2.8B NCAA-House settlement
Read MoreNCAA committee proposes eliminating spring transfer portal window by 2025
Read MorePlaintiffs in Colorado lawsuit v. NCAA ask judge to deny settlement
Read MoreNCAA launching disclosure database NIL Assist with Teamworks
Read MoreNCAA vs House settlement draws state AGs’ scrutiny
Read MoreCoaches, roster experts unpack new NCAA limits for football scholarships
Read MoreHouse long-form settlement challenges future of NIL collectives
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