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An Ohio court has granted a temporary injunction that allows a group of college basketball athletes to challenge the NCAA’s age‑based eligibility framework, raising the prospect of a broader reshaping of college sports governance.
Gannon University’s women’s soccer team has unveiled its 2026 schedule, highlighting eight home games, challenging non‑conference opponents and a continued push for NCAA Division II tournament success.
The Wildcats are skipping their foreign tour this summer, opting for a Las Vegas stint that blends intense practice with NBA networking and a pause on traditional camps.
The city won a competitive bid to host the tournament’s first round in 2027 and 2028, building on a decade of collaboration and a tight eight‑month preparation window.
A look at the pressure and promise surrounding Kalen DeBoer’s third year, a pivotal chapter in Alabama football’s enduring dynasty.
The NCAA's five‑year age‑based eligibility rule will let Ole Miss coach Pete Golding deploy his top freshmen in 2026, while also keeping veterans longer and easing compliance concerns.
Walsh University’s legendary coach Tim Mead will be celebrated in Chicago this January as he enters the American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame, reflecting on a legacy of leadership and gratitude.
With the 2026 MLB draft looming, UCF's top talents are set to hear their names called, potentially delivering the program's first first‑round selection in over two decades.
The university is searching for fresh leadership for both its men's and women's basketball teams after key coaching moves.
The NCAA announced Wichita, Kansas, alongside Dayton, Ohio, as hosts for the 2027 and 2028 Division I men's basketball Opening Round, expanding the field to 76 teams and highlighting the city's basketball culture and central location.
The Iowa Hawkeyes enter their third year under head coach Jan Jensen, revamping the roster and counting on key players to step into larger roles after a guard exodus.
A federal judge in Ohio has ruled that the NCAA’s recent eligibility changes are arbitrary and capricious, allowing 24 basketball players to pursue legal action and extend their collegiate careers.
A federal judge in Ohio has issued a temporary order allowing a group of college basketball players to pursue a lawsuit that contests the NCAA’s new eligibility criteria, which tie competition rights to age and limit the number of seasons a student‑athlete can compete.
Chendall Weaver, a former Texas basketball guard, is among a group of plaintiffs suing the NCAA to obtain an additional season of eligibility, citing the organization’s recent “five‑for‑five” initiative.
The Hawkeyes are reshaping their roster with a mix of proven performers and rising stars, aiming to return to the NCAA Tournament with renewed vigor.
A recent injunction allows 15 athletes, including standout guard MJ Collins and forward Kolby King, to extend their college careers by a fifth year, bolstering the University of Cincinnati’s upcoming roster.
Marcus Spears Jr., a 6‑foot‑9 power forward originally slated for the 2027 class, has reclassified to 2026 and pledged to play for the University of Texas. His addition, alongside sister Cari Spears, reshapes the Longhorns' recruiting landscape and fuels hopes of a national title.
The newly released schedule details 18 conference games for the Lady Bears, highlighting home and road matchups, a March championship in Huntsville, and the team's preparations under head coach Beth Cunningham.
The NCAA announced that Wichita, Kansas, will host opening‑round men’s basketball games in 2027 and 2028, joining Dayton, Ohio, as the tournament expands to 76 teams and adjusts its selection metrics.
A new book titled ‘Still Undefeated’ details the origins of UTSA football, weaving together stories from business executives, politicians and community figures, and reveals how its proceeds will bolster the program.
An examination of graduation metrics for Division I men's and women's basketball players shows that academic success varies by measurement, even as only a handful transition to professional leagues.
A temporary injunction granted by an Ohio judge allows 15 Division I basketball players to return for an additional season, highlighting a growing legal front against the NCAA's new eligibility framework.
Top basketball recruit Marcus Spears Jr. has reclassified from the 2027 to the 2026 class and pledged to the University of Texas, joining a class that includes Coleman Elkins, Bo Ogden, Joe Sterling and Michael Goosby and is currently ranked No. 16 nationally.
The NCAA's revised five‑year eligibility rule is giving Kansas State football a fresh infusion of talent at the tight end position, unlocking opportunities for both returning veterans and promising newcomers.