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After the NCAA suspended linebacker Arion Carter for accepting an agent‑paid flight, Coach Josh Heupel voiced his support, and the university’s appeal cut the penalty to two games, paving the way for Carter’s return to the Volunteers.
The NCAA has suspended Tennessee linebacker Arion Carter for the first two games of the 2026 season after an agent covered a $427 flight to a pre-draft facility. The case raises questions about amateurism, compensation and the evolving landscape of college sports.
Pat Kraft discusses Penn State's measured approach to spending, the maturity of the roster, and the role of strategic investment in achieving competitive success.
The NCAA's recent eligibility change grants a fifth year to athletes enrolled by age 19, reshaping Purdue's defensive end room. While CJ Madden and Trey Smith struggle, prospects like Elo Modozie, Keyshawn Burgos, Jeremy Lewis and Breeon Ishmail are poised to lead the charge.
An inside look at how Harvard’s hockey program navigates financial disparities, recruits top talent, and balances education with athletic ambition.
The growing practice of adding corporate logos to team jerseys is no longer an anomaly but a calculated move embraced by major programs, with Texas Tech poised to follow suit.
Purdue's unbeaten run in Canada culminates in a Wednesday night clash with the University of the Fraser Valley, a team that reached the Canada West playoffs last season. The game will be streamed on CanadaSports.tv.
Tufts defeated Trinity (TX) 2‑1 in overtime at Kerr Stadium in Salem, Virginia, clinching their fifth NCAA Division III men’s soccer title and cementing a legacy that spans two decades of dominance.
College basketball recruiting has returned to Las Vegas after a ten‑year hiatus, driven by relaxed NIL regulations and a high‑profile Nike event that gathered top coaches, agents and executives.
Washington announces Elise Woodward as its new full‑time play‑by‑play voice, marking a milestone for women in college football and highlighting her extensive broadcasting career.
The Nevada women's basketball team will travel to Vancouver, British Columbia, from August 1-4 for a four-game exhibition tournament, marking the first foreign competition under head coach Kelly Sopak and showcasing a blend of returning veterans and new transfers.
Coach Dave Van Horn discusses the unprecedented 41‑player roster for the 2027 season, highlighting key transfers, elite freshmen, and the return of experienced players.
A wave of sponsorship deals is turning college football jerseys into advertising canvases, with major brands securing multimillion‑dollar agreements and the NCAA loosening its rules on commercial logos.
The Boilermakers lose two starting tackles but bring in a mix of experienced transfers and fresh talent, while the NCAA's expanded eligibility window adds a new strategic dimension.
Texas coach Sean Miller reflects on a promising offseason, highlighting key additions and the team's ambition to chase a national championship.
Natalie Bremer, Minnesota State Mankato’s all‑time leading scorer, reflects on the lessons learned on her family’s farm, the mentorship of her brothers, and the honors that followed her record‑breaking career.
UCLA’s Lauren Betts was honored as the Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year, leading the Bruins to their first NCAA women’s basketball championship while sharing a powerful story of resilience.
The NCAA’s recent decision removes Katron Evans from the Wolfpack roster, marking the second denied waiver for the program and raising questions about the stricter eligibility standards introduced this summer.
The NCAA Division II‑III Men’s Krampade All‑American Scholar program highlights the academic achievements of Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference student‑athletes, spotlighting a blend of performance on the ice and scholarship in the classroom.
The complaint alleges that university officials suppressed findings of an advanced scouting scheme, ignored a coach’s affair, and used Partridge as a scapegoat, prompting a multi‑year legal battle.
The full schedule reveals a challenging mix of non‑conference matchups and an 18‑game SEC slate, culminating in a March 3 showdown with Arkansas.
North Dakota State University announced a deal with Gate City Bank to sponsor jersey patches on its athletes' uniforms, a move driven by the need to stay competitive in a changing sports landscape.
Former Missouri football player Sterling Webb has sued the NCAA to regain a fifth year of eligibility for the 2026 season, challenging a new age‑based rule that will not be applied retroactively. The case is part of a larger legal push involving several Mizzou alumni, and it comes as Webb eyes a rookie minicamp with the Buffalo Bills.
The Atlantic Coast Conference remains a powerhouse in NCAA women's soccer, but emerging programs from Louisville and North Carolina State are poised to reshape the championship picture heading into the 2026 season.