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A tweak to the proposed five-in-five eligibility rule could help tilt the balance back towards education in college sports, and improve the NCAA’s legal standing in the process

In trying to prevent athletes from “ghosting” into the transfer portal, the NCAA is undermining its own legal positions

In a stunning reversal, the Big Ten and SEC endorsed the landmark Senate bill. It’s still a long way from becoming law.

From high-profile recruits to transfers with something to prove, here is a look at the players facing the most pressure in 2026-27

My ride with the East Tennessee State basketball team ended in flames and a crash landing. It could have been a lot worse.

A federal judge in Colorado issued an order granting eligibility to last year’s senior class. Will it hold up under appeal?

With the Senate heading for a month-long recess, the federal bill aimed at fixing college sports has yet to garner full support from the nation’s biggest conferences

Seth Davis and Andy Katz discuss Dusty May's jump to the NBA, the proposed 5-in-5 rule, the future of high school recruiting and more

As teams add talent in the offseason, players are forced to fight for minutes. Here's a look at the NCAA's best position battles for 2026-27.

Sorsby was granted a preliminary injunction after violating NCAA rules on sports gambling. The Big 12 is taking matters into its own hands.

A players’ union is unworkable, unfeasible and illegal. So why do so many people keep saying it’s the only solution?