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A temporary restraining order secured by Judge Charlotte Sweeney allows former Texas offensive lineman Cole Hutson to resume training while his lawsuit against the NCAA proceeds, highlighting the impact of the new age‑based eligibility model.
A series of lawsuits over the NCAA's new eligibility framework has led to court‑ordered fifth‑year protections for college basketball athletes, even as the organization seeks legislative shielding from antitrust claims.
After a high‑profile lawsuit and a new five‑season eligibility rule, Javon Bennett heads to Gonzaga, where he will replace a departing point guard and aim for a professional career in Spain.
UCLA announces the hiring of former WNBA star Noelle Quinn, a championship‑winning coach, as part of a revamped staff aimed at sustaining the program’s recent title‑winning momentum.
Coach Josh Heupel publicly criticized the NCAA’s two‑game suspension of linebacker Arion Carter, calling the penalty outdated amid changing NIL rules, while teammates rallied to support the player’s character and leadership.
Maryland’s men’s soccer squad enters 2026 with a top‑10 preseason ranking, a tough slate of ranked foes and a coach eager to blend returning starters with fresh talent.
The Volunteers are adding three seasoned starters through the transfer portal while relying on returning veterans, setting the stage for a strategic overhaul of their secondary.
The United Soccer Coaches Association has positioned the Lincoln Blue Tigers at No. 16 in its preseason Top 25, recognizing a program that reached the Sweet 16 last year and now faces a demanding slate of exhibition matches in Kentucky and a full conference calendar.
Former Tennessee basketball player Zakai Zeiger has filed an amended federal lawsuit against the NCAA, arguing that its new age‑based eligibility rule violates antitrust law and seeking monetary damages.
A recent NCAA court decision grants players like Jaxon Kohler an extra year of eligibility, prompting Kentucky to prioritize him for a roster spot, while coach Mark Pope leans on a long‑standing relationship with the prospect’s family.
Princeton’s men’s soccer team enters 2025 ranked eighth nationally, riding a perfect Ivy League season and a historic NCAA seed, with key returnees poised to make a deep tournament run.
Duke and Florida open as co‑favorites at +600, while Illinois, Michigan and North Carolina jostle for position in a field reshaped by transfers, eligibility rulings and coaching changes.
Over 120 schools are fielding women’s flag football teams, a January 2027 vote could grant NCAA championship status by 2028, and NFL and Hall of Fame endorsements signal a bright future.
Adrian College’s Bulldogs have turned a Division III program into a hockey powerhouse, blending elite recruiting with championship ambition.
After the exits of Mark Jones and Dave Flemming, ESPN reveals its 2026 crew, highlighting the return of familiar faces and the arrival of new talent across its flagship and niche platforms
The network unveiled the commentators who will call the action from Week 0 in August through the College Football Playoff National Championship in Las Vegas, highlighting long‑standing duos and new talent.
The sport is moving closer to full championship recognition, driven by unprecedented participation and institutional support.
From high school participation surges to NFL sponsorships, women's flag football is accelerating toward official NCAA championship status, with a potential title game as early as spring 2028.
Analyst Jon Rothstein’s 19th‑overall preseason ranking highlights a revitalized UCLA squad under head coach Mick Cronin, featuring transfers Jaylen Petty and Nikola Kusturica, as the Bruins aim to translate talent into postseason success.
A look at the new signings, returning veterans, and tactical plans that could finally break the program's four‑year NCAA tournament drought.
The Protect College Sports Act would set a $48.8 million revenue‑share cap, grant the NCAA antitrust immunity and allow schools to sell media rights as a single entity, with bipartisan Senate support and potential presidential endorsement on the horizon.
The Anteaters are combining rigorous fitness testing with tactical experimentation to build on last season's defensive strength while diversifying their offense.
With a single scholarship spot remaining, the Tar Heels are turning to two newly eligible centers after a federal judge cleared the path for fifth‑year eligibility, a move that could reshape the team’s interior for the upcoming season.
A veteran‑laden roster and the NCAA's Five for Five rule limit freshman involvement, but standout high school performers at linebacker and receiver could break through.