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Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark will open the 2026 media days in Frisco, Texas, addressing playoff expansion, revenue disparities, and legislative efforts that could shape the conference's future.
The NCAA has approved a five‑year eligibility model that could allow several Texas A&M football players, including linebacker Daymion Sanford, to extend their collegiate careers into the 2027 season.
A new bipartisan bill aims to reshape college athletics, but faces stiff opposition from the SEC and Big Ten, whose influence could decide its fate.
The Senate Commerce Committee has moved the Protect College Sports Act forward, but a group of top women’s basketball athletes — including Jada Williams, Oluchi Okananwa and Brooke Daniels — oppose the measure, arguing it undermines player rights and calling for a unionized framework.
After guiding Michigan to a revived era of play, Dusty May is set to leave college basketball for the NBA, underscoring the pressures of recruiting, roster turnover and emerging regulations that are reshaping the sport.
A bipartisan proposal called the Protect College Sports Act is set for a Senate Commerce Committee hearing, drawing support from major conferences, the NFL and the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee while facing opposition from the SEC, Big Ten and some lawmakers.
A new bipartisan bill aims to curb university spending on athlete compensation by leveraging cuts to tennis programs, many of which are filled with foreign players, while sparking debate over the impact on American athletes in high‑revenue sports.
An analysis of Playfly's brand rankings and fan metrics reveals how Kentucky outpaces Louisville, influencing discussions about a potential super league and future conference realignment.
The NCAA is leveraging backlash over Brendan Sorsby's eligibility ruling to advance a federal bill that would let it enforce gambling‑related eligibility rules, potentially overriding state court decisions and prompting widespread controversy across college sports.
During a Capitol Hill hearing, Memphis Tigers head coach Charles Huff warned that without legislative intervention, the future of college sports is at risk, urging support for a bipartisan bill.
A joint letter from Arkansas coach John Calipari and other prominent basketball coaches calls on U.S. Senators Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell to advance legislation that would tighten antitrust protections, curb unrestricted player transfers, and prioritize athlete well‑being.
Coach Charles Huff of the University of Memphis joined a high‑profile Capitol Hill forum on June 10, where Senators Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell outlined the Protect College Sports Act, a proposal aimed at strengthening antitrust safeguards, regulating player movement and clarifying media rights.
A new bipartisan measure introduced by Senators Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell aims to reshape college athletics by standardizing rules on player movement, compensation and conference realignment.
In a Senate hearing, Nick Saban detailed how Alabama’s football collective expenditures have ballooned over five years, warning that escalating costs threaten scholarships and Olympic‑type sports.
Mid-American Conference commissioner Jon Steinbrecher denounced the dominant Power 4 conferences, invoking Harry Potter imagery and country music lyrics to illustrate the growing chasm in college sports.
Senators Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell have introduced legislation that would cap athlete compensation and restrict coaching moves, igniting a debate over federal intervention in college athletics.
Campbell’s appearance on the cover of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football magazine underscores Texas Tech’s influence on national conversations about college athletics reform and the late coach Mike Leach’s enduring impact.
The NCAA's Protect College Sports Act threatens to disqualify several of LSU's overseas recruits, prompting a strategic pivot for the Tigers' basketball program.
The NCAA's new legislation could disqualify several of LSU's overseas recruits, forcing a strategic shift for the Tigers ahead of a key Senate hearing.
Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti warns that college football may collapse within 1-2 years due to financial unsustainability, while a bipartisan bill aims to regulate the sport amid growing controversy.
Veteran coach Curt Cignetti warns that college athletics could collapse within two years unless major financial reforms are enacted. At the same time, Senators Maria Cantwell and Ted Cruz have introduced the Protect College Sports Act, a legislative attempt to bring stability to the sport’s evolving economic landscape.
Coach Curt Cignetti clarifies Indiana's actual football budget, warns of unsustainable spending, and supports legislative efforts to reshape college football finances.
Indiana University football coach Curt Cignetti warns that the sport may not survive in its current form due to escalating financial pressures, while Senators Maria Cantwell and Ted Cruz introduce the Protect College Sports Act of 2026 to impose a hard salary cap and other reforms.
Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti says the current model of college football may not survive beyond the next two years, citing escalating roster expenses and the need for player compensation.