The NCAA and its leagues are moving forward with a multibillion-dollar settlement agreement that will allow schools to directly pay players for the first time in the history of college sports.… Continue Reading »
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Bronny garners bets to be top pick in NBA draft
Bronny James, the son of Lakers star LeBron James, is attracting bets across multiple sportsbooks to be the No. 1 pick in next month’s NBA draft.… Continue Reading »
Sources: NCAA, Big Ten OK House v. NCAA deal
The NCAA Board of Governors followed the Big Ten, Big 12 and ACC in voting to settle House v. NCAA and related antitrust cases, sources told ESPN.… Continue Reading »
Thamel: It’s a new day for college sports, but the future remains unclear
A landmark settlement will provide billions in pay to college athletes. But because this is college sports, nothing will be easy.… Continue Reading »
Sources: NCAA board votes to accept settlement
The NCAA’s Board of Governors voted Wednesday evening to agree to settlement terms in the House v. NCAA and related antitrust cases, sources said.… Continue Reading »
Big 12 paid ex-commish $17.2M in his final year
Bob Bowlsby, former commissioner of the Big 12, was paid more than $17.2 million in total compensation for his final year in 2022, according to the league’s most recent tax records,… Continue Reading »
Blue-blood redux: KU, Duke to play in November
Duke and Kansas, two of the most storied programs in men’s college basketball history, will play each other in Las Vegas in late November after not facing each other since 2022.… Continue Reading »
Vanderbilt hoops transfer Lubin commits to UNC
Vanderbilt forward Ven-Allen Lubin, who averaged over 12 points and six rebounds a game last season for the Commodores, is transferring to North Carolina.… Continue Reading »
Which new coaching hires get an A, and who falls short?
From Arkansas to West Virginia, which top Division I programs got their new hires right, and which didn’t hit the mark?… Continue Reading »
Are colleges teaching athletes enough about gambling laws?
Using records, ESPN found that only four schools of 24 had policies that explicitly warn athletes of legal consequences.… Continue Reading »