Women's flag football took another step forward this week as the NCAA approved funding to support a championship for the growing sport.

The NCAA’s attempt to simplify college-sports eligibility has already triggered a legal fight less than 24 hours after the rule was approved. Ryan Downton and Darren Heitner, attorneys representing ...

College football has officially reached the point where the recruiting website telling you where a five-star quarterback ...

For decades, NCAA leadership was wary of federal involvement in college sports. Then they practically begged for it. Now, as their bill gets picked to death, they're getting exactly what they signed ...

The NCAA's decision to exclude the 2022 class from its five-year eligibility rule triggered a wave of lawsuits and court ...

When we’re talking about NCAA Tournament expansion, it’s important to start with that point. Don’t get distracted by looking at mock-ups of the new 76-team bracket or by wondering what city might get ...

Eager to lessen the chaos of the transfer portal era, the NCAA approved a new eligibility model for Division I athletes on Tuesday that will allow five seasons of competition over a five-year period ...

The fallout from a federal judge granting a nationwide injunction that extends the eligibility of players who began in collegiate sports in the 2022–2023 season and who finished college this past ...

We will see Geno Auriemma vs Kim Mulkey in Nashville in 2026. UConn women play LSU on Dec. 20. Aug. 8—There are several moments and events that seem to indicate the official start of the college ...

Like it or not, expansion is coming to the NCAA Tournament. The NCAA officially announced Thursday it will expand the men’s and women’s Division I basketball tournaments from 68 to 76 teams in 2027.

The NCAA is rolling out new rules clarifying how many years a student athlete can compete as more look to use to the transfer portal to purse extra playing time or endorsement money. The ...