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Oklahoma Sooners clinched the 2026 College World Series, celebrating a historic run that combined improbable victories, donor recognition, and a promising future for the program.
Jordan Rogers, a standout safety from Pittsburg State, has pledged to Texas Tech, where he will join a competitive room of safeties.
A group of college basketball athletes has sued the NCAA in Hamilton County, Ohio, claiming the association’s recent eligibility overhaul unfairly curtails their playing time and earnings potential.
A coalition of 15 former basketball players has filed a lawsuit to block the NCAA’s five-year eligibility rule, arguing that it unfairly restricts their ability to compete in the 2026-27 season.
Under the latest NCAA regulation, players now have a five‑year eligibility window that aligns with ages 19 to 24, eliminating injury waivers and redshirt extensions while affecting transfer strategies across the nation.
The NCAA’s decision to scrap a postseason eligibility rule could reshape the future of lower‑division programs eyeing FBS promotion
The NCAA's revised eligibility rules grant athletes five years starting at age 19, removing redshirt complexities and reshaping roster strategies for programs like Michigan.
The Zags released their first workout footage featuring incoming players, highlighting versatile wing Isiah Harwell, towering big man Massamba Diop, and a cadre of freshmen, while a Real Madrid center’s NCAA approval hangs in the balance.
The NCAA’s FBS Oversight Committee has outlined a new offseason framework that would reduce preseason camp, condense spring practice and shorten the transfer portal period, pending a vote next August.
Fifteen Division I basketball players sue the NCAA, arguing the new five-year eligibility model unfairly limits their participation and earning potential, and they seek a preliminary injunction for the 2026-27 season.
North Dakota State University’s football program has cleared a major hurdle as the NCAA Division I Cabinet voted to lift the two‑year postseason ban that had shadowed the Bison since their move to the Football Bowl Subdivision. The decision permits NDSU to qualify for bowl games once it reaches six victories in a season, a milestone that could reshape the team’s recruiting narrative and fan engagement.
The Division I Football Championship Subdivision Oversight Committee is poised to vote on a sweeping calendar reform that would alter practice limits, recruiting rules, and officiating support, with implementation targeted for January 1, 2027.
A group of college basketball players challenges the NCAA's five‑year eligibility framework, arguing that the new policy unfairly restricts their participation and earnings.
A group of 15 men’s and women’s basketball players has filed a lawsuit in Ohio, arguing that the NCAA’s recent eligibility changes violate their contracts and seeking a court order to preserve their ability to play this fall.
The NCAA has approved a five-year eligibility framework that will alter roster planning for programs nationwide, especially at Ole Miss, where legal battles and strategic shifts are already unfolding.
The NCAA’s 5‑for‑5 eligibility rule grants LSU baseball players an extra season, reshaping roster plans and draft strategies for the 2027 season.
The NCAA has approved a 5‑for‑5 eligibility framework that grants athletes five years to complete five years of eligibility, eliminating redshirting and most waivers. The change could extend the collegiate tenure of several Indiana players and alter roster strategies across the sport.
The NCAA's new age-based eligibility rule grants additional years to several Rutgers basketball players, including Tariq Francis and Jamichael Davis, reshaping roster dynamics ahead of the upcoming season.
A fifteen‑player lawsuit contests the NCAA's new age‑based eligibility model, with Utah State standout MJ Collins and teammate Kolby King aiming to join Cincinnati's basketball program.
The Terriers will open the season on the road, face top‑ranked opponents, and aim for a third Patriot League regular‑season title.
The Mountaineers' fourth‑place finish in the 2026 Men's College World Series marks a watershed moment for West Virginia baseball, delivering the program's first top‑four result and igniting national attention.
A lawsuit filed by fifteen collegiate basketball players challenges the NCAA's new age‑based eligibility framework, arguing it violates Ohio's good‑faith covenant and threatens their ability to play in the 2026‑27 season.
The NCAA’s latest eligibility overhaul will let current and future Wolfpack basketball players gain an extra year of competition, reshaping roster planning for the 2027 recruiting cycle and beyond.
A legal complaint filed this week seeks an injunction that would grant an additional season to athletes whose eligibility expired before the NCAA’s new five‑year rule took effect.