College Football

Ohio State and Alabama—two college football giants, always circling each other at the top of the sport. A recent transfer […]

Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.), once a head football coach, has rolled out a bill that would limit how many times

There’s a new debate brewing in the Ohio Statehouse: Should high school athletes be able to make money from their

In recent years, college basketball has started to look pretty different. Traditional football giants like Alabama, Michigan, Iowa State, and

Ohio’s at a crossroads right now when it comes to Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals for high school athletes.

The LSU Tigers are already flashing some promise in spring practices. Veterans are starting to catch glimpses of a potential

The Oregon Ducks are making waves in the ever-shifting world of college football. Player retention, especially with the transfer portal

The USC Trojans football program just landed a big commitment in its 2027 recruiting class: four-star cornerback Danny Lang. This

South Carolina forward EJ Walker is making headlines as he plans to enter the NCAA transfer portal. Walker just wrapped

College football’s at another crossroads. The richest programs in the nation are pushing right up to the edge of spending

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish are closing in on commitments from a fresh wave of talent. This article takes a

The University of North Carolina (UNC) is staring down a crossroads as it tries to make sense of college athletics

In a pretty unexpected move, former Texas A&M football standout and second-round NFL draft pick Terrence Murphy has scooped up

College basketball’s changing fast, and Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals are right at the center of it all. If

In a wild, fan-driven showdown, the College Football Playoff (CFP) recently let folks vote for the greatest CFP National Champion

In a recent turn of events, Minnesota basketball wing BJ Omot says he’s entering the transfer portal. Omot, a fourth-year

The landscape of college basketball has changed fast with the rise of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals. Suddenly, financial

Florida Gators head coach Jon Sumrall is getting ready to host his first coaches clinic, and honestly, it’s shaping up

The landscape of college basketball and the path to the NBA have shifted dramatically in the last few years. Name,

Longtime college football quarterback TJ Finley has announced he’s going pro after a winding, six-season college career. This move comes

This year’s NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 really shows how much continuity and chemistry still matter in college basketball. Even in

The landscape of college football never really sits still, does it? One of the biggest shake-ups lately has been the

The Indiana Hoosiers are gearing up for an unprecedented 2026 season as reigning national champions. With the college basketball transfer

So, “home court advantage” in college sports? It’s not just about fans making noise for their team. The New York

Nick Westbrook-Ikhine, once called the “Colt killer” while playing for the Tennessee Titans, has now signed with the Indianapolis Colts.

For decades, Xavier men’s basketball followed a familiar formula—one that echoed what a lot of programs did across the country.

Kansas State University is gearing up for football season. Head coach Collin Klein is getting the Wildcats ready for spring

College basketball just keeps changing, doesn’t it? Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals are now a huge piece of the

The California Golden Bears community just keeps showing up for the university’s athletic programs. There’s been a real surge in

College football’s always changing, and lately, the transfer portal feels like the wild west of team building. For the 2026

College sports have always been a beloved American tradition. Lately, though, there’s this nagging sense that something’s off—a growing gap

In a significant move for the Montana Grizzlies football team, transfer safety Braeden Orlandi is making waves with his physical

The world of college sports just doesn’t sit still, does it? Lately, everyone’s buzzing about changes to the rules around

There’s a lot of noise lately about the future of college sports, especially when it comes to media rights. The

March Madness—just saying it used to spark thoughts of wild upsets and chaos. Lately, though, it feels like something’s missing.