step forward on Monday to codify the forthcoming House v. NCAA settlement into the organization’s sprawling rule book as college athletics continues to move toward a fairly significant overhaul.

The class-action anti-trust lawsuit was filed in 2020 by Arizona State swimmer Grant House and women's college basketball player Sedona Prince seeking an injunction against the NCAA and Power Five ...

If the NCAA and its schools lost the House case, they would have been on the hook for $4 billion, which would be trebled by anti-trust laws to $12 billion. It would have crippled college athletics ...

A federal judge told the NCAA and its members Wednesday that she would not approve the multibillion-dollar antitrust settlement that is expected to reshape the business of college sports unless ...

Prior to final approval’ means just that – not 60 days after a now seven-year-old child becomes a freshman in college and acts on a notice letter from the NCAA.” Hausfeld has appeared ...

The nine proposals passed by the NCAA board were largely expected but still mark a defining day in the history of college sports ... the changes prescribed by the House settlement still have ...

The opening of the college football transfer portal has created a dash for cash The opening of the college football transfer portal has created a dash for cash. The delay in approving the House vs.

Texas is taking college sports revenue sharing into its own hands. On Monday, Texas House Bill 126, which would allow universities to directly pay student athletes for their name, image ...