College Football

In a recent interview, UConn women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma didn’t mince words about revenue sharing and name, image, and

The Miami Hurricanes just wrapped up a massive recruiting weekend that’s got everyone talking. With a jolt of spring ball

The NCAA just rolled out new rules to rein in the wild west of the transfer portal in college sports.

In college basketball, there aren’t many names that carry as much weight as Geno Auriemma. He’s the legendary head coach

Oklahoma State University just landed a big commitment in their 2027 football recruiting class. Carson White, a three-star quarterback from

The landscape of college athletics in South Carolina just changed in a big way. The South Carolina Senate overrode Gov.

The Texas Longhorns are gearing up for a promising 2026 season, and their roster’s loaded with talent and ambition. One

Georgia lawmakers are making a move to protect young athletes from shady NIL deals. They’ve introduced a bill—the Georgia High

In the ever-evolving world of college football, a coach’s influence can be the difference between a team that always comes

The NCAA has rolled out some tough new measures to address “ghost transfers” among college athletes. The Division I Cabinet

In the ever-evolving world of college athletics, few have made the most of NIL (name, image, and likeness) opportunities quite

The college football transfer portal’s become a major force in reshaping collegiate athletics. Athletes are looking for better chances, and

College athletics feels like it’s changing by the day. The Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rules have sparked all kinds

In recent years, college football’s changed a lot. Chasing a national championship feels tougher than ever. The sport’s evolution, plus

In a significant move for college athletics, South Carolina lawmakers have overridden Governor Henry McMaster’s veto to pass House Bill

The Arizona Wildcats have finally broken through in the 2026 NCAA Basketball Tournament, making it all the way to the

The NCAA just rolled out some tough new rules to tackle “ghost transfers” in college sports. Starting now, any program

The University of Connecticut (UConn) has always been a force in college basketball. Both the men’s and women’s teams have

The landscape of college football is changing fast, and honestly, the SEC Championship Game might be on the chopping block.

The resignation of NC State men’s basketball coach Will Wade to take a job at LSU has sent shockwaves through

Carson Hinzman, a seasoned offensive lineman for Ohio State, has decided to return for his fifth season. Buckeyes fans are

South Carolina’s legislature just overrode Gov. Henry McMaster’s veto of an updated NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) bill. This changes

The Oregon Ducks football team has been hit hard by injuries at running back, especially during the College Football Playoff.

The Nebraska women’s basketball team is about to experience a big change. Another post player plans to enter the transfer

March Madness is all about wild basketball games, last-second shots, and those underdog teams nobody saw coming. But as 2026

College football never really sits still, does it? The Big 12 Conference keeps turning out fresh quarterback talent, and the

In a move that’s turning heads and getting folks talking, Seton Hall University’s mascot, the Pirate, just landed a $1

In a surprising twist, an ex-college football player has landed a prestigious position. It’s a wild leap from the gridiron

College sports are changing fast, and with that, the legal landscape is getting trickier. In a recent Sportico guest column,

The end of the 2025-2026 college football season has kicked up a lot of chatter about the future of conference

Ohio State head coach Ryan Day has been navigating the wild, ever-shifting world of college football, especially with NIL (Name,

College athletics keeps changing, and TCU’s been hustling to stay in the game. They’ve leaned into the whole modernization and

The University of Florida’s Ben Hill Griffin Stadium—better known as “The Swamp”—is about to get a major facelift. The university’s

In the rapidly changing world of college athletics, the introduction of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rights in 2021 was

Big news in college football recruiting—one of the nation’s top offensive tackles just dropped his final four schools. Fans and