Objectors to a settlement of three antitrust cases that would reshape college athletics made their likely final pitch to the ...

If approved, schools will be permitted to directly pay athletes through about $20.5 million in revenue sharing in the 2025-26 athletic year.

The roster limits ended up in the House v. NCAA settlement because they enabled the drafters to address a couple of different ...

The two-week spring football transfer portal is heating up with activity as collectives and agents brace for a flood of NIL ...

Athletic director David Benedict is exploring ways to generate new revenue. Selling naming rights to Gampel Pavilion is a ...

In 2025, the world of college football has changed and NIL is the ultimate player in recruiting, particularly at the Power ...

Following decades of strategic missteps and legal faceplants, the NCAA is facing an existential crisis that plays out in ...

In a landmark decision for college athletics, a California judge is preparing to settle former ASU swimmer Grant House's ...

After UConn crushed South Carolina on Sunday to win another national championship, women’s college basketball can turn its ...

The settlement, which would pay roughly $2.8 billion to past and present college athletes, also includes a number of ...

The House vs. NCAA Settlement case moves closer to finality causing a shift in collegiate athletics as we know it with gender ...

OXFORD — Ole Miss football coach Lane Kiffin is treating the Rebels' revenue-sharing strategy like a questionable ... antitrust cases against the NCAA and Power Four conferences, as long as ...