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Two Patriot League players are among the early candidates for the 2026 Buck Buchanan Award, highlighting their outstanding defensive performances and the conference's national presence.
A recent Ohio injunction grants extra eligibility to fifteen college basketball players, sparking a national legal fight that could reshape roster rules and prompt federal action.
The NCAA will seed the top 16 teams in the women's March Madness bracket solely on overall record, eliminating conference affiliation as a factor. The change, championed by committee chair Amanda Braun, promises more competitive matchups and a break from the men's conference‑protection model.
Analyst Joe Lunardi’s latest bracket places Virginia as a No. 3 seed, pitting the team against St. Thomas (Minn.) and a possible showdown with Texas, while seven ACC schools earn tournament spots.
Purdue football expects a more diverse and talented group of wide receivers in 2026, highlighted by newcomers such as Bisi Owens, Ricky Sampson and Jaylan Hornsby, while NCAA eligibility changes give players like Ricky Sampson and Corey Smith extra years to develop.
The Blue Demons have released a 17‑match slate that blends home‑field advantage at Wish Field with a demanding slate of away contests, including eight BIG EAST contests, six teams from the 2025 NCAA Tournament and a mix of regional and national opponents.
A series of revelations, legal actions and public criticism have surrounded the University of Michigan football program, even as it clinched a national title.
The NCAA's new five-year eligibility model is being contested in multiple lawsuits, with a pivotal case in Ohio that may allow NBA prospects to return to college basketball and influence future roster decisions.
The launch of College Football 27 sparked a player revolt over microtransactions, forcing EA Sports to pull the paid features within a day. The incident highlights wider financial pressures in college athletics, from billion‑dollar broadcast deals to eligibility rule changes.
The lawsuit challenges the NCAA’s five‑year eligibility rule and could reshape college basketball roster planning.
A lawsuit filed by former University of South Florida guard Isaiah Jones and others contests the NCAA's decision to deny a fifth season of eligibility to athletes who have already completed four years, arguing the policy is unfair and financially harmful.
A federal complaint challenges the NCAA’s five‑year eligibility framework, asserting that athletes like former South Florida basketball player Isaiah Jones should not be barred from its benefits. The case revives debates sparked by earlier litigation such as Ed O'Bannon’s, and places the NCAA under scrutiny for its policy formulation.
Coach Mike White reflects on recent tournament losses and explains the program’s plan to improve defense, offense and chemistry through relentless practice and stronger communication.
Kansas University announced the signing of experienced Serbian big man Mihailo Mušikić, whose professional background and size could reshape the team’s interior for the upcoming season.
An investigation launched by the College Sports Commission into the University of North Carolina’s football operations has resulted in the administrative leave of GM Michael Lombardi, raising questions about compliance and governance in collegiate athletics.
The Badgers have confirmed a single open scholarship for the 2026‑27 season and are scouting internationally while navigating NCAA eligibility uncertainties.
Donovan Dent, a former UNM basketball player now coaching in Albuquerque, is part of a legal effort to overturn the NCAA's restrictive eligibility rule, a fight that could reshape the landscape for college athletes seeking a fifth season.
With the NCAA’s new ‘5‑for‑5’ rule allowing athletes a five‑year window to complete their college careers, Kentucky basketball is evaluating Cade Tyson, a small forward whose career has seesawed across Belmont, North Carolina and Minnesota. The move follows a legal battle involving Denzel Aberdeen, who is also seeking an extra year of eligibility.
The NCAA will no longer adjust seeding for the top 16 women's teams to avoid conference rivals, a shift championed by chair Amanda Braun, while the men's bracket retains its traditional approach and both tournaments prepare for a 2027 expansion.
The latest preseason coaches' poll places Drake Bulldogs in second with 88 points, setting the stage for a competitive championship race.
The NCAA has approved an unprecedented eighth year for Cornelius Brown IV, known as 'Quad,' who now aims to blend personal branding, family legacy and record‑breaking performance at Alabama A&M.
The SEC released its full conference schedule for the 2026‑27 basketball season, revealing a demanding road ahead for Georgia. Home games include Texas, Florida, Vanderbilt, Kentucky and Missouri, while the Bulldogs open conference play on the road against Ole Miss and face a host of other SEC rivals.
The NCAA will no longer shuffle top‑16 seeds to dodge conference rivals, a change championed by chair Amanda Braun, as both men's and women's brackets prepare for a 76‑team format in 2027.
BYU’s upcoming non‑conference slate includes exhibition contests with Nebraska and UNLV, a spot in the Maui Invitational, and a lineup of Q1/Q2 matchups that could shape its NCAA tournament hopes.