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A Louisiana court has granted RJ Luis Jr. a temporary injunction allowing him to play for LSU while he remains under NBA contracts, sparking a broader conversation about eligibility rules in college basketball.
Wilson’s REVO ball, the first football created exclusively for flag football, is set to debut at the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Featuring a smaller size, balanced weight, grip‑enhancing stripes and zero‑prep leather, the ball is already being tested in NCAA and high‑school leagues, with plans to replace traditional footballs in the coming years.
A court order allows former St. John's player RJ Luis Jr. to practice and potentially play for LSU this season, sparking a debate over NCAA eligibility rules for athletes with overseas professional contracts.
A Baton Rouge judge granted RJ Luis Jr. a preliminary injunction, allowing the basketball player to join LSU’s men’s team for the upcoming season despite an ongoing NCAA dispute.
Mason Courville, a goaltender from the Flint Firebirds OHL, has pledged to join Penn State University’s NCAA Division I hockey program, marking a key step in his athletic journey.
A recent security sweep at the University of Mississippi, involving an individual with FBI connections, has ignited discussion about safeguarding team assets amid a broader climate of legal scrutiny and legislative proposals.
Ranked behind defending champion Lynchburg, the Washington and Lee field hockey team returns key players, a stable coaching staff and a full slate of televised games, positioning them for a strong 2026 campaign.
The 2026 college football season will be defined by sweeping eligibility changes, a high‑profile Dublin opener, and a contentious push to expand the playoff, as powerhouses like Ohio State, Oregon, and Miami jockey for position.
Ryan Day’s stance on NFL veterans returning to college football has evolved, while programs such as Ohio State and LSU consider new roster possibilities amid evolving eligibility rules.
The NCAA’s transfer rules are being tested as a historic loophole allows former Ole Miss tight end Dae’Quan Wright to possibly rejoin LSU after his NFL stint, a move that could reshape college football eligibility.
A look at the transfer‑driven roster builds across North Carolina’s Division I programs as the new recruiting cycle kicks off.
After a Louisiana court granted Lee Amedee a fifth year of eligibility, the veteran infielder is set to rejoin the University of Louisiana at Lafayette roster, bringing his award‑winning service record and career‑best statistics into a team eyeing a national run.
The Billikens have locked in a full slate of scholarship athletes, yet ongoing legal disputes and NCAA decisions cast uncertainty over who can extend their collegiate careers.
The University of Nebraska at Kearney women's team is targeting a conference title and a berth in the NCAA tournament. Recent scrimmages have highlighted both progress and areas needing work as they prepare for their first official game.
Mark Mitchell, a former Missouri basketball player, has pledged to the Kentucky Wildcats, filling the last roster spot after winning a court case that allowed him to enter the transfer portal. His stats and All-SEC recognition add depth and size to the team, positioning them as a top‑ten contender.
Mark Mitchell, a standout guard from Missouri, joins the University of Kentucky for the 2026‑27 season after a court‑granted injunction, completing the Wildcats’ roster while the NCAA prepares to appeal the decision.
A Louisville court ruling has cleared the way for Mark Mitchell to join the Kentucky Wildcats, adding a proven scorer and playmaker to a roster that is now viewed as a serious contender for a top‑ten ranking.
The NCAA's stay in the Wisne vs. NCAA lawsuit has frozen the eligibility of 2022 student‑athletes, leaving Gonzaga without a key point guard and forcing the program to hunt for immediate replacements.
A court‑granted fifth year puts a top scorer within reach of the Wildcats, reshaping their roster and championship outlook.
State courts are weighing eligibility challenges that could reshape college rosters, with high stakes for key prospects and their fans.
A temporary NCAA stay blocks a district‑court decision that would have granted a fifth year to 2022 college athletes, forcing key players like Donovan Atwell, Seth Trimble, Javon Bennett and Denzel Aberdeen to sit out the 2026‑27 season and altering the outlook for Duke’s chief opponents.
In just four years, flag football has moved from a niche pastime to a worldwide phenomenon, drawing millions of players, corporate backing and a path toward Olympic inclusion.
A federal judge in Louisville has issued a temporary injunction that lets high‑profile transfer Mark Mitchell pursue a fifth year of college basketball eligibility, a move that could reshape the Wildcats' lineup ahead of the upcoming season.
The Hawkeyes are deliberately arranging matches against Iowa State, Virginia Tech, Creighton and Alabama to strengthen their NET rating and increase their chances of securing a favorable seed in the upcoming NCAA Tournament.