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Villanova’s basketball program has rebuilt its roster with size and experience, but still falls outside the preseason Top 25, prompting optimism for a deeper tournament run.
The NCAA's new eligibility rule grants college athletes up to five years and five seasons of competition, reshaping roster dynamics for West Virginia University baseball. The change impacts returning players like Carson Estridge and Ben McDougal, as well as a wave of transfer portal signings and younger sophomores seeking an extra season.
A Payne County judge has signed an order allowing Oklahoma State guard Kashie Natt to resume full team activities after his NCAA eligibility waivers were canceled, reigniting a legal battle over the NCAA's eligibility rules.
A Payne County district judge has issued an order allowing forward Kashie Natt to resume full participation with Oklahoma State immediately, overturning the NCAA's cancellation of his eligibility waivers and setting the stage for his 2026-27 season.
The annual Big 12 Conference Media Days opened in Frisco, Texas, spotlighting BYU’s roster depth, high‑profile recruits and the broader conversation around playoff expansion and the Protect College Sports act.
The NCAA's five‑year eligibility rule could give Clemson the continuity it needs to build a competitive team for the 2027‑28 season.
An exploration of the mutually beneficial relationship between Notre Dame and the ACC, examining its history, impact, and the tensions that have shaped it.
From cost‑driven matchups with Youngstown State to the rifle team’s fourth‑place finish, the Wildcats are balancing competitive ambitions with NCAA eligibility rules
Texas Tech has secured a No. 7 national ranking for its 2027 class, filling 17 scholarship spots and adding two walk‑ons, while elite prospects such as Jalen Brewster eye the program amid competition from LSU and NCAA restrictions on coach commentary.
Starting August 1, the NCAA will permit commercial logos on college uniforms, prompting Indiana University to consider partnerships ranging from in‑state giants to beloved local icons.
Kevin Savage III, a highly rated point guard from Marietta, Georgia, has pledged to join Purdue University, highlighting the Boilermakers’ growing national appeal and a system designed to maximize his playmaking abilities.
Four‑star recruit Kevin Savage III announced his pledge to Purdue, highlighting the program’s recent offensive breakthroughs and the development of point guards such as Braden Smith.
Charlie Baker suggests a regional approach for non‑football sports to address travel and scheduling challenges, while noting the role of TV contracts and fan sentiment.
The NCAA's latest eligibility adjustment lets athletes claim up to five years and five seasons of competition, offering fresh flexibility for injured stars and waiver seekers across the country.
The newly formed Fraser Valley Super League offers elite female hockey players from the PWHL, NCAA and U SPORTS a competitive off‑season platform, featuring notable athletes such as Jennifer Gardiner, Leah Lum and a host of rising stars.
Over three decades, the University of Central Florida has evolved from a fledgling FBS program into a national story of streaks, championships and a steady stream of NFL talent.
Coach Alex Golesh has declared a strict no‑tolerance stance on sports betting, a position that comes as the program deals with the fallout from Brendan Sorsby’s lawsuit against the NCAA and his subsequent departure from Texas Tech.
The Kansas women's basketball program aims to reclaim a NCAA Tournament berth after an 11th‑place Big 12 finish, blending returning stars Jaliya Davis and S'Mya Nichols with impactful new transfers.
The University of Alabama disclosed a series of Level III NCAA violations, ranging from an isolated football recruiting contact to minor infractions in other sports, while confirming that the football program will not be affected as it prepares for the upcoming season.
Arizona State University's football team battles a 21‑18 record, close-game losses, recruiting allegations and a stalled vision from Athletic Director Ray Anderson, raising questions about its trajectory.
The NCAA has approved a five‑year, age‑based eligibility system that replaces redshirts and allows student‑athletes to compete for up to five full seasons. For Tennessee, this extension reshapes the eligibility timeline for seniors, juniors, sophomores and freshmen, influencing both player development and coaching strategy.
Arizona State University’s men’s basketball program has missed the NCAA Tournament for the third straight year, prompting a $100 million arena renovation, a contract decision for coach Bobby Hurley, and new fundraising efforts to attract recruits and resources.
After a standout college career marked by championship moments and academic honors, Josh Eernisse has committed to a one‑year deal with Columbus, joining the team’s development camp as he eyes a fresh start in the AHL.
The Sun Devils hover on the edge of the NCAA Tournament picture, with a handful of games left to prove they belong. Their fate hinges on performance in the Big 12 and a few key matchups.