USC, Stanford players allege ‘conspiracy’ in lawsuit against NCAA, P4, CSC
A class-action lawsuit has been filed against NCAA, power conferences and College Sports Commission alleging “conspiracy” to suppress NIL earnings.
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Class-action lawsuit filed against NCAA, P4 and CSC over House settlement
Two California football players have filed a class-action lawsuit against the NCAA, the power conferences and the College Sports Commission.
Read MoreNCAA D-I Board makes tweak to age-based eligibility proposal
The NCAA Division I Board moved forward with age-based eligibility, changing the clock to start when athlete turns 19 or enrolls in college.
Read MoreUCLA baseball’s season ends with loss to Saint Mary’s in NCAA regional
After putting together arguably the greatest college baseball regular season in NCAA history, UCLA lost twice in three days to St. Mary’s.
Read MoreInside the making (and future) of the latest bill to ‘save’ college sports
Here is a clear sign of lawmakers attempting to close the rapidly expanding financial gap between the Big Ten, SEC and everyone else.
Read MoreBipartisan college sports bill with player salary cap set to be introduced
After years of dead ends, a bipartisan bill on college sports from Sens. Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell expected to be introduced within days.
Read MoreReport: NCAA could rule top international prospects ineligible
A new report released this week states the NCAA could rule top international prospects ineligible for college athletics.
Read MoreNCAA takes big step toward adding flag football as championship sport by 2028
A key NCAA committee took a key step towards adding flag football as an official championship sport with a formal endorsement.
Read MoreCongress prepares bipartisan bill to overhaul college sports rules
A bipartisan Senate bill backed by the White House offers the NCAA its best chance to secure antitrust protection and codify rules.
Read MoreDan Lanning makes history with first-ever Power Four front-office move
Lydia Gibbs is taking over as Oregon’s Assistant General Manager, the first woman to hold that executive title for a P4 football program.
Read MoreWhite House committee releases early draft for college sports reform
The White House committee tasked with reforming college athletics is circulating a draft of ideas for discussion.
Read MoreSome of the game’s biggest coaches lukewarm on NCAA Tournament expansion
As NCAA power brokers are ready to expand March Madness to 76 teams, the idea remains controversial among prominent basketball coaches.
Read MoreNCAA to expand men’s and women’s March Madness to 76 teams in 2027
The NCAA Tournament is set to soon get an official major makeover, despite being a widely unpopular idea, sources told CBS Sports.
Read MoreUCLA’s Mick Cronin, Bob Chesney question 5-for-5 eligibility rule
UCLA coaches Mick Cronin and Bob Chesney might be on board with the proposed 5-for-5 eligibility rules in college athletes.
Read MoreCollege football punt formation rule change is no ordinary offseason story
The NCAA’s Division I Oversight Committee adopted what the special teams community has called a “drastic rule change”.
Read MoreNCAA committee proposal would start college football season one week earlier
A new NCAA proposal would eliminate the need for “Week 0” waivers and exemptions, moving the start of the season up one week for every team.
Read MoreNCAA proposing major changes to eligibility rules, including age limits
An NCAA committee next week is expected to explore a new age-based standard for athlete eligibility as part of a proposal.
Read MoreUCLA WBB routs South Carolina to win first NCAA national championship
The women’s national championship game was never all that closely contested as UCLA knocked off South Carolina 79-51.
Read MoreReport: NCAA expected to expand March Madness tournament to 76 teams
According to a report from Yahoo Sports’ Ross Dellenger, the NCAA is expected to “finalize an expansion” of March Madness.
Read MoreNCAA imposes steep penalties for ‘ghost’ transfers, but will they stick?
The NCAA approved sweeping penalties Wednesday for programs that sign players outside the transfer portal window.
Read MoreCal DL Aidan Keanaaina files eligibility lawsuit against NCAA
Cal defensive lineman Aidan Keanaaina has sued the NCAA, seeking another year of eligibility citing the Trinidad Chambliss ruling.
Read MoreNCAA D-I Cabinet expected to vote on ‘blind-transfer’ legislation next week
The NCAA Division I Cabinet has called a meeting for next week and is expected to vote on blind-transfer legislation, sources tell On3.
Read More2026 NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 TV schedule, announcers for each game
With all games being televised across CBS, TBS, TNT and truTV, fans are able to keep up with all the action.
Read MoreWhat to watch and what to skip during March Madness on Saturday
Saturday and Sunday brings us 16 games and the first eight teams in the Sweet 16 will be crowned on Saturday.
Read MoreNCAA sues DraftKings for trademark infringement related to March Madness
The NCAA has sued DraftKings for alleged trademark infringement, the association announced Friday In a press release.
Read MoreSanta Clara coach slams refs after UK loss: ‘I unequivocally called timeout’
Seconds after Santa Clara’s go-ahead 3-pointer with 2.1 seconds left in regulation, Herb Sendek recognized the need to stop play.
Read MoreNCAA proposal would allow transitioning FCS teams to reach CFP in year 1
The Division I FBS Oversight Committee introduced legislation to eliminate the two-year transition penalty, effective 2026 season.
Read MoreNCAA nixes automatic carryover suspension for targeting
The targeting rule in college football has long been a subject of discontent among coaches, and finally, change is coming.
Read MoreJoe Lunardi’s ultimate guide to men’s March Madness 2026
ESPN’s men’s basketball NCAA tournament preview has evolved since the first one was created 30-odd years ago.
Read More10 teams with the most at stake in March Madness bracketology
The deliberations among the Men’s NCAA Tournament selection committee remain mostly private with only a few interviews done by its chair.
Read MoreACC, Big 12 siding with NCAA after Big Ten’s demand to pause tampering cases
The NCAA plans to continue its enforcement of tampering, despite a request from the Big Ten to suspend such investigations.
Read MoreBig Ten letter to NCAA: Old tampering rules outdated, should not be enforced
The Big Ten has asked the NCAA to end “investigations and infractions proceedings” associated with tampering are better understood.
Read MoreBig Ten letter to NCAA calls for ‘moratorium’ on tampering investigations
In a letter to the NCAA, the Big Ten called for a “moratorium” on tampering-related investigations, On3’s Pete Nakos confirmed.
Read MoreNCAA to use tech to monitor tournament officials for betting
If a referee working next week’s basketball tournaments opens a sportsbook account or tries to place a bet, the NCAA wants to know about it.
Read MoreBoise State back on NCAA Tournament bubble entering MWC Tournament
The Boise State basketball team is back in the NCAA Tournament conversation after closing the regular season with five straight victories.
Read MoreMarch Madness bracketology: Latest NCAA tournament bubble predictions
While there are some name brands hovering around an at-large bid, few have compiled the résumé to break out the first-four-out range and into the bracket.
Read More25 Things for Spring: College football storylines to know for the 2026 season
Before the games count and before the playoff debate inevitably reignites, here are the 25 most pressing storylines shaping CFB this spring.
Read MoreNCAA to impose financial penalties for tourney availability report violations
Financial penalties will be imposed on schools that do not follow the new player availability reporting process in March Madness.
Read MoreTargeting penalties slowly declining since 2020, NCAA says
Targeting penalties have steadily declined since 2020, dropping from about one in every four games to approximately one in every seven.
Read MoreReport: NCAA to recommend eliminating targeting carry-over suspension
The NCAA football rules committee is set to recommend eliminating the carry-over suspension for the first targeting offense.
Read MoreYahoo: NCAA pondering 7-figure fines, HC suspensions for transfer violations
The NCAA is considering a proposal to impose stiff penalties on schools that accept transfers outside of the portal window
Read MoreHeavy-handed NCAA memo promises punishment for tampering rule-breakers
NCAA’s VP of enforcement announced in a memo sent to schools the Board of Directors has informed its staff to “pursue significant penalties”.
Read MoreNCAA VP of enforcement announces plan to aggressively pursue tampering
The NCAA plans to pursue tampering allegations more aggressively moving forward, per vice president of enforcement Jonathan Duncan.
Read MoreReport: NCAA considering college football uniform punishment
The NCAA is reportedly planning on enforcing strict college football uniform punishment in the 2026 season.
Read MoreReport: NCAA considering ‘significant’ college football rule change
The NCAA is reportedly considering a “significant” college football rules change for the 2026 season, per The Athletic.
Read MoreESPN 2026 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament Bracketology
ESPN’s updated Bracketology for the 2026 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament.
Read MoreNCAA pausing talks on tourney expansion as president Baker reaffirms support
On Thursday, NCAA senior VP Dan Gavitt told reporters talks on expansion will be paused until after the 2026 NCAA Tournament at the earliest.
Read MoreNCAA rejects new spring football proposal by Colorado, Deion Sanders
Colorado football coach Deion Sanders has pushed the NCAA for permission to conduct a new style of spring football practice.
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