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Kyle Whittingham, head coach at Michigan, called for a seismic change in college football, proposing a salary cap, regulated NIL deals, and collective bargaining to restore competitive balance.
The University of Dayton’s men’s basketball team has sold out every regular‑season game for five straight years, extending a streak that now spans 94 consecutive games and placing the program 21st nationally in attendance for the 2025‑26 season.
The NCAA's revised eligibility framework grants student‑athletes a five‑year window to complete up to five full seasons without redshirting, reshaping the Gators' baseball roster and draft outlook.
Michigan’s head coach Kyle Whittingham wants to move past recent scandals, focus on football, and restore confidence in a program that has weathered both highs and lows.
St. Lawrence University in Canton, New York, will elevate women's flag football and women's triathlon to varsity status, expanding opportunities for female student‑athletes and joining a national surge in emerging women's sports.
The Oregon Ducks have announced their 2026‑27 schedule, featuring a three‑game stint at the Cancun Challenge in Mexico, with key players Katie Fiso and Ari Long leading a squad determined to break through to the Sweet 16.
Arkansas forward Miikka Muurinen is waiting for NCAA approval to compete, though he can still practice with the team while the process unfolds.
Dozens of former NCAA athletes, including three from North Carolina State, have launched a legal challenge to obtain an extra season of play, arguing that the new eligibility rule should apply retroactively.
Muurinen, a 5‑star recruit from Finland, is cleared to practice but remains uncertain for the team's first overseas game.
A Missouri defensive tackle’s legal win opens the door for a fifth year, highlighting the controversy over the NCAA’s new age‑based eligibility framework.
A temporary restraining order has cleared the way for Sterling Webb to play in the 2026 season, leveraging recent NCAA eligibility changes and ongoing lawsuits that challenge longstanding eligibility restrictions.
Former Texas Tech players Darrion Williams and Donovan Atwell, along with transfer commit Jamichael Stillwell, are at the center of a legal battle that may alter the program’s scholarship outlook.
Miikka Muurinen, a Finnish 7‑foot forward, is navigating NCAA eligibility while training in the Bahamas, hoping to contribute to Arkansas’s frontcourt after a season in Serbia.
The NCAA has penalized former Tennessee assistant Rod Clark after an investigation uncovered impermissible communications with recruit Yuri Collins, resulting in a brief suspension and restrictions on future recruiting activities.
Marquette’s men’s basketball team opened its summer tour in Vancouver with a dominant 102‑49 win over the Calgary Dinos, showcasing a high‑efficiency offense and a roster that will travel to Whistler for additional exhibition games.
The Razorbacks are set to open the 2025 season against Baylor, having secured the SEC regular‑season title last year and returning a core group of scorers and defenders.
An open practice at First Community Arena gave fans a glimpse of the Cougars' evolving style, as returning stars and fresh talent battled in a high‑tempo drill.
Melvin Council Jr. has filed a lawsuit to gain immediate eligibility for the 2026‑27 season, a move that could reshape Kansas’s lineup and affect key players like Taylen Kinney and Leroy Blyden Jr.
Purdue's linebacker unit blends experienced stalwarts with promising newcomers, setting the stage for a defense that could dominate the Big Ten if health permits.
Tennessee and Duke will meet again in a preseason exhibition on Oct. 20 at Cameron Indoor Stadium, continuing a series that has seen the Vols dominate exhibition play and the Blue Devils seek redemption.
The NCAA's recent guidance on foreign players' eligibility has created a volatile recruiting landscape, forcing coaches to rethink scholarship allocations and prompting a wave of early commitments from overseas talent.
In a dominant 101‑52 victory over a Bahamian squad, the Cardinals showcased newfound cohesion, with Flory Bidunga’s double‑double and De'Shayne Montgomery’s 20 points leading the way.
A $427 flight paid by a player’s agent sparked a NCAA suspension that was halved on appeal, drawing criticism for perceived overreach and highlighting the organization’s uneven enforcement as Tennessee prepares for its Week 2 showdown with Georgia Tech.
The Volunteers' linebackers are ranked among the nation's best, bolstered by experienced returnees, a high‑profile transfer, and praise from defensive coordinator Jim Knowles.