Calipari Demands Immediate NCAA Eligibility Overhaul as Fifth‑Year Players Flood Rosters
John Calipari says the NCAA’s eligibility rules have created chaos and urges swift reform, warning that the sport cannot wait for piecemeal fixes.
Aug 28, 2026
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Golden Knights Aim to Defend National Title in 2026‑27 Season
The defending champions will travel across the country, face former tournament teams and chase another championship run.
Aug 28, 2026
FBS Oversight Committee Unveils Revamped College Football Calendar
The Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) Oversight Committee has approved a set of changes that will shorten the preseason, introduce flexible out‑of‑season practice periods and tighten transfer‑notification rules, aiming to enhance student‑athlete development.
Aug 28, 2026
Kansas Jayhawks grapple with roster gaps before 2026 season
With two scholarship spots still open and key positions thin, the Jayhawks are scrambling to secure eligible talent before the upcoming campaign.
Aug 28, 2026
Mountain West bans pro athletes from college football
The Mountain West Conference has instituted a rule that bars professional athletes from competing in college football if they declare for a draft, sign a contract or join a professional roster, a move that aligns with similar measures in the Power 4 conferences and comes after a recent court ruling eased eligibility restrictions for 2022 class athletes.
Aug 28, 2026
Molly Miller Extends ASU Women’s Basketball Leadership
Arizona State University has extended head coach Molly Miller's contract following a 24‑11 record, an NCAA Tournament berth, and historic in‑state sweeps, signaling a new era for the program.
Aug 27, 2026
NCAA Approves Automated Ball-Strike System for 2027 College Baseball Season
The NCAA has green‑lighted the use of automated ball‑strike (ABS) technology for the 2027 collegiate baseball season, allowing teams to challenge calls while also adopting several rule modifications aimed at modernizing the game.
Aug 27, 2026
UC Davis Men’s Soccer Launches Inaugural Mountain West Campaign
UC Davis begins its first Mountain West season with road games versus Pacific and Stanford, featuring a blend of seasoned veterans and promising newcomers.
Aug 27, 2026
ESPN’s Shock at NCAA’s Spotlight on Legends While Caitlin Clark Is Overlooked
ESPN commentator expresses surprise at how the NCAA amplifies former women’s college basketball stars while the rise of Caitlin Clark receives comparatively little coverage, sparking debate over fairness and representation.
Aug 27, 2026
Alabama and Auburn Basketball Set for High‑Profile NIL‑Focused Exhibition in Birmingham
Auburn and Alabama will meet in a NIL‑driven exhibition in Birmingham on Oct. 22, part of a broader schedule that includes neutral‑site contests, marquee games and a rebuild for Alabama under coach Nate Oats.
Aug 27, 2026
Oregon State University fights to block unionization of women’s basketball team
Oregon State University (OSU) has moved to block a unionization effort by its women's basketball players, arguing they are students first and employees second. The dispute involves attorneys, a student‑led association, and potential impacts on Title IX, scholarships and NCAA rules.
Aug 27, 2026
LSU Soccer Heads to Tempe for Crucial Road Test
A look at the upcoming August 27 showdown, key players to watch, and what the match means for both programs
Aug 26, 2026
Mark Mitchell’s Path Back to Kentucky Basketball After NBA Deal
A temporary restraining order and a revised SEC eligibility rule have cleared major obstacles for Mark Mitchell to return to college basketball for the 2026-27 season, though a legal battle with the NCAA remains.
Aug 26, 2026
Princeton Tigers Open 2026 Men’s Soccer Season with High Hopes
Princeton’s men’s soccer team returns with key players and a strong preseason ranking, aiming to defend its league title and make a deep NCAA Tournament run.
Aug 26, 2026
2027 Orlando Baseball Classic Sets Up Warm‑Weather Showdown for Six NCAA Programs
Six collegiate teams will converge in Orlando next February for a new NCAA baseball event that promises early‑season competition and a unique fan experience.
Aug 26, 2026
South Carolina Gamecocks lock in fall exhibition schedule
The Gamecocks will open their fall slate on Oct. 9 against High Point at Founders Park, followed by games versus Charleston, Winthrop and Duke, with ticket details and the broader NCAA policy explained.
Aug 26, 2026
SEC and Big Ten Move to Bar Former Pros from College Play After Court Rulings
The SEC and Big Ten have banned former professional athletes from returning to college competition, targeting drafted players and sparking reactions from coaches, legal experts, and fans.
Aug 26, 2026
Providence College Secures First Regular‑Season Hockey East Title Amid Roster Shifts
Providence College captured its maiden regular‑season Hockey East championship in 2025‑26, finishing 18‑5‑1 with 54 points. The article examines the historic context, key player departures, roster retention and the promising outlook for the next season.
Aug 26, 2026
NCAA Expands Automated Ball/Strike System Across College Baseball
The NCAA has approved a suite of experimental changes, including an automated strike zone, larger bases, a double first base, a 30‑second timer and stricter disengagement limits, slated for implementation across all divisions.
Aug 26, 2026
SEC and Big Ten Move to Bar Professional Athletes from College Play
The Southeastern Conference has joined the Big Ten in restricting athletes with professional contracts from returning to college, while state court rulings have created a patchwork of fifth‑year eligibility that is reshaping the landscape of NCAA sports.
Aug 26, 2026
NCAA Approves Automated Ball/Strike System for College Baseball
The NCAA has cleared an automated strike‑zone system for use in college baseball, allowing teams to challenge calls, while also introducing new base dimensions, timing rules, and pitcher disengagement limits for the upcoming season.
Aug 25, 2026
Arion Carter’s Suspension Sparks Debate Over NCAA’s Outdated Rules
Arion Carter, a Tennessee Volunteers linebacker, received a one‑game suspension after originally facing a two‑game penalty for accepting travel reimbursements while evaluating NFL draft prospects. The NCAA's decision to lower the sanction has ignited criticism, especially as players who sign NFL contracts can return to college football. Tennessee AD Danny White and fans rally behind Carter, calling the punishment unnecessary and unfair.
Aug 25, 2026
Hunkie Cooper’s Enduring Influence at UNLV
Hunkie Cooper’s career at UNLV blends athletic excellence with a commitment to character, community service, and long‑term success.
Aug 25, 2026
USC’s Crucial 2026 Season: Breaking the Cycle of Near Misses
USC's revenue‑sport teams are poised to finally translate near‑misses into championships, driven by new leadership, key recruits and a fan base demanding tangible success.
Aug 25, 2026