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Mark Mitchell's legal team has expanded its complaint to include the SEC and Commissioner Greg Sankey, accusing them of colluding on eligibility rules. The dispute centers on Mitchell's attempt to join the University of Kentucky for the 2026-27 season despite the SEC's intraconference transfer ban.
A Texas A&M guard’s legal victory over the NCAA and SEC could reshape how professional athletes are treated under college eligibility rules.
The Wildcats will navigate a 14‑game nonconference calendar that includes five NCAA tournament opponents, multiple Power Four rivals, and a series of neutral‑site events, setting the tone for a challenging season.
Former Florida guard Xaivian Lee committed to Gonzaga after a brief stint with the Cleveland Cavaliers, a period marked by NCAA eligibility battles and a restraining order that could reshape player movement.
ESPN’s projections paint a stark contrast for the Kansas Jayhawks, envisioning a 34‑win season and a Final Four run if top recruit Tyran Stokes and key transfers excel, while a worst‑case scenario predicts just 23 wins and an early NCAA exit, casting doubt on Coach Bill Self’s long‑term tenure.
The University of Kentucky women’s basketball program has released its 2026‑27 non‑conference schedule, highlighting five NCAA Tournament participants, two Sweet Sixteen opponents, and a true road contest in New York.
Towson University will host George Mason University on Dec. 19 at CFG Bank Arena, marking the second straight year of the Battle in Baltimore. Meanwhile, Maryland will play South Carolina for the first time since 2005, reviving a rivalry that dates back to the 1920s.
A recent NCAA appeal has stripped Vanderbilt transfer Jalen Washington from Tennessee's basketball lineup, forcing Coach Rick Barnes to rework his frontcourt plans as the Vols chase their first Elite Eight and national title.
Graduate forward Langston Reynolds will complete his final year of eligibility with the University of Northern Colorado Bears, leveraging a California lawsuit that grants a fifth season and aligning his academic finish with the program's compliance measures.
The Tennessee Court of Appeals has reversed a temporary injunction that granted Cameron Fens a fifth season of eligibility, leaving the University of North Carolina forward ineligible for the upcoming campaign.
New eligibility rules from the Big Ten and SEC block former NFL players, sparking lawsuits and roster upheaval as the upcoming college football season looms.
Oregon State University has challenged a petition to unionize its women's basketball team, setting the stage for a state ruling that could reshape college athlete labor rights.
Indiana guard Sam Alexis faces a uncertain 2026‑27 season as a stay by the Tennessee Court of Appeals pauses his eligibility relief, while similar lawsuits unfold across the country.
The Tennessee Court of Appeals has stayed an injunction that would have cleared the way for Cameron Fens and other athletes to claim a fifth year of eligibility, leaving their participation in the 2026‑27 season uncertain.
The first-ever exhibition between Auburn and Alabama will be held at the Birmingham Jazz Center on October 26, with ticket presales set for late August and a broader effort to revitalize the city’s economy.
The University of South Carolina baseball team will host four fall exhibition games, with free admission for two contests and ticket sales opening soon.
The NIL market’s rapid expansion is reshaping college athletics, straining budgets and prompting legislative action.
Michigan State’s women’s soccer team places three players on the 2026 Hermann Trophy Watch List, a first in program history, highlighting the squad’s rising national prominence.
Scott Cline, a Portland native with over 30 years in collegiate baseball, has been appointed coordinator of baseball umpires for the Missouri Valley Conference, tasked with preparing officials for conference events and upholding high performance standards.
The Ducks will host Boise State at Autzen Stadium on September 5, seeking a dominant start to a championship run.
A Kentucky court has granted Mark Mitchell a fifth year of eligibility, allowing the former Missouri and Duke forward to rejoin the Wildcats for the upcoming season, where he will face Kansas in the Champions Classic.
The Big Ten and SEC have each adopted strict eligibility rules that block football players with professional contracts or draft declarations from competing in college football, a move tied to a $2.8 billion antitrust settlement that will begin revenue sharing for athletes in 2025.
Samson Mashebinu, a 6‑foot‑8 Nigerian freshman, joins San Diego State after a visa odyssey, joining a roster reshaped by injury and global recruitment.
Recent roster changes at Louisville Basketball involve eligibility disputes, transfer portal moves, and a looming season‑opening clash with Ole Miss.