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Sycamore Athletics opts in to the House V. NCAA Settlement
It’s a new era for college athletics as now schools can pay the athletes more than just their scholarship with the new settlement deal. The cap for the 2025-2026 school year is 20.5 million, but that’s not the only that thing changing at ISU.
The National Collegiate Athletic Association is facing a growing number of new court challenges after a U.S. judge in ...
Riley Gaines calls NCAA leaders "spineless" regarding transgender swimmer Lia Thomas' records. The University of Pennsylvania ...
Just when it seemed like the college basketball transfer portal was cooling down, another round of player movement has been ...
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Jake Retzlaff’s BYU Exit Cleared by NCAA Decision as New Destination Tipped, per InsiderThere’s a brand-new wrinkle in the college football transfer world, and ex-BYU Cougars QB Jake Retzlaff just walked straight ...
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Walsh University to add men's and women's swimming and diving to NCAA athletic programsAddition of men's and women's swimming and diving will bring Walsh University's athletic offerings to 25 NCAA sports and 28 ...
This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/alabama as Alabama Athletics Releases 2024-25 List of Level 3 ...
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SUNY New Paltz men's soccer to face three foes ranked in the 2024 NCAA Division III top 25The 2025 schedule has SUNY New Paltz facing a handful of schools that participated in the 2024 NCAA Division III men's soccer ...
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The organization was unfair to female competitors, unfair to Lia Thomas, and gave the Trump administration a very easy layup.
A new transfer portal window is opening up later this summer. The NCAA Committee on Legislative Relief has issued a waiver to ...
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Three years after Riley Gaines tied with Lia Thomas at the 2022 NCAA women's swimming championships, UPenn agreed to rescind ...
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NCAA's Longest-Serving Official, Defender of Amateurism, to RetireKevin Lennon has been one of the NCAA's most persistent and visible defenders of amateurism. Frequently serving as the ...
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