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Arkansas will face Carleton University in Nassau on Saturday, marking the Razorbacks' second game of a four‑game BahaMar Summer League tour and showcasing a milestone foreign schedule under Coach Calipari.
Arkansas will face Carleton in the second game of its BahaMar Summer League series in Nassau, Bahamas, with key players sidelined and the broadcast handled by FloSports.
A Davidson County judge and a U.S. District judge have issued injunctions that let dozens of student‑athletes retain a fifth season of basketball eligibility, while the NCAA warns of chaos and pushes for the Protect College Sports Act
A federal judge in Colorado has granted a preliminary injunction that lets Class of 2022 athletes, including Texas offensive lineman Cole Hutson, claim a fifth season of play, while the NCAA moves toward an age‑based eligibility framework.
A Nashville chancellor and a Colorado federal judge have granted 30 men’s basketball players a fifth year of eligibility and opened the transfer portal for a limited window, while NCAA President Charlie Baker decries the moves as chaotic and pushes for new federal legislation.
A Nashville chancellor and a Colorado judge have issued temporary injunctions that let 30 basketball players retain a fifth season of eligibility, blocking the NCAA from halting their transfers ahead of the portal's opening.
Recent legal decisions in Tennessee and Colorado have granted additional eligibility to dozens of basketball athletes and forced the NCAA to reconsider its transfer policies, prompting calls for legislative action.
A Nashville chancellor and a Colorado judge have granted a fifth season of eligibility to 30 basketball players, opening the NCAA transfer portal through early August and prompting the league to call for urgent legislative action.
A recent court decision grants a fifth year of eligibility to 2022 recruits, opening a pathway for Tommy Castellanos to extend his college career despite limited NFL prospects.
Missouri’s men’s basketball program concludes summer workouts, welcomes highest‑rated transfer Bryson Tiller, and prepares for a demanding schedule that could secure a third consecutive NCAA Tournament berth.
A Davidson County judge issues a temporary order allowing 19 athletes, including Jalen Washington, a fifth season of eligibility and mandates the NCAA to open the transfer portal from Monday noon through August 10.
A Davidson County Chancery Court judge has granted a temporary injunction to nineteen college basketball players, including Jalen Washington, allowing them a fifth season of eligibility and ordering the NCAA to halt any barriers to their transfer portal access. The decision also sets a narrow portal window from Monday noon through August 10 at 8 a.m.
A U.S. District Court ruling grants high‑school class of 2022 athletes a fifth year of NCAA eligibility, potentially allowing former Mountaineers to return for the 2026‑27 season.
A Nashville chancellor’s temporary injunction clears the way for 19 players, including Jalen Washington, to use a fifth season of eligibility, while the NCAA’s transfer portal opens for a limited window.
A class‑wide injunction from Judge Charlotte Sweeney grants a fifth year of eligibility to 2022 graduates, affecting Kentucky Wildcats and other programs.
A preliminary injunction granted by a federal court allows former Indiana University forward Sam Alexis an additional year of eligibility, benefiting other 2022 graduates and potentially reshaping NCAA eligibility rules.
A wave of new varsity programs is reshaping women's flag football across the United States, from Montana to Massachusetts, as institutions add teams and the sport moves toward national championship status.
A Tennessee court has granted an injunction that may let 17 basketball players extend their eligibility, part of a broader challenge to the NCAA's new age‑based rule.
Missouri defensive tackle Sterling Webb secured a temporary restraining order that clears the way for a 2026 return, sparking debate over NCAA eligibility and affecting other Mizzou athletes.
A historic push is underway as more than one hundred women’s college basketball players have united under the United College Athletes Association, filing a petition that marks a decisive step toward collective bargaining rights.
The newly launched United College Athletes Association (UCAA) brings together more than 100 women’s basketball players, including Oregon State petitioners and Stanford alumni, aiming to negotiate collective bargaining rights and ensure sustainable, safe sports environments.
The United College Athletes Association aims to secure collective bargaining rights for female athletes, challenging longstanding NCAA opposition and prompting new dialogue across conferences.
The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference gears up for its 2026 campaign, highlighted by Pueblo’s championship pedigree, a top‑ranked preseason poll and a slate of marquee games.
Florida A&M University’s 2026 preseason camp, led by head coach Quinn Fordham Gray Sr. and quarterback Isaiah Knowles, blends a revamped offensive scheme with a competitive secondary, all while navigating an NCAA postseason ban and aiming for top SWAC and FCS rankings.