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While everyone was busy debating Notre Dame’s exclusion from the College Football Playoff (CFP) and arguing over the Pop-Tarts Bowl, the University of Utah was shaping the future of college athletics.

In a rare win for common sense, the NCAA has voted to overturn a rule that would have allowed collegiate athletes to bet on professional sports.

Former Temple guard Hysier Miller placed several bets on his team during his college basketball career, including a few bets for his team to lose, the NCAA announced on Friday.

Olivier Rioux, a 7-9 Canadian playing for the University of Florida, has become the tallest human being to ever play Division I college basketball after making his debut against North Florida Thursday night.

A trio of GOP congressmen are asking NCAA president Charlie Baker to send them his draft on rules that would allow college athletes to gamble

Those who think it’s a bad idea to allow college athletes to bet on professional sports have a friend in NBA and NCAA legend Charles Barkley.

The NCAA has officially sanctioned the Michigan Wolverines after their lengthy investigation into the sign-stealing scandal involving former assistant coach Connor Stalions.

Former Alabama coach Nick Saban hailed President Trump’s executive order to reign in the problem of pay-to-play payments to college athletes.

President Trump signed an executive order on Thursday, bringing sweeping changes and reforms to college sports, including a prohibition on third-party, pay-for-play payments.

WNBA ratings have plummeted since star player Caitlin Clark was sidelined with an injury, providing further evidence that, without Caitlin Clark, there is no Women’s National Basketball Association.

It’s not often that President Trump welcomes someone taller than the 6’9 Barron Trump to the White House. However, he did just that on Wednesday when the 7’9 Canadian phenom and Florida Gator Olivier Rioux entered the Oval Office.

NCAA Pres. Charlie Baker said he is “up for anything” after Trump suggested the creation of a commission to address issues facing colleges.

The Akron Zips football team has been banned from postseason games next season after failing to meet the NCAA academic requirements. 

Michigan Wolverines head coach Sherrone Moore is expected to face a two-game suspension during the 2025 season due to the investigation into the Connor Stalions’ advance scouting scandal that arose nearly two years ago.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp (R) signed legislation into law on Monday that would block males identifying as females from competing in girls’ and women’s sports at public schools and colleges in the Peach State.

The NCAA passed rules on Monday allowing colleges to pay student athletes, breaking decades of precedent.

The NCAA Power Four commissioners have called upon Congress to regulate Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL).

Lia Thomas, the infamous transgender UPenn swimmer, says he is “devastated” after a ban on transgender swimmers.

A 42-year-old man was shot and fatally wounded near Atlanta’s State Farm Arena just before Friday’s NCAA Sweet Sixteen game between Michigan and Ole Miss. 

A media staffer for the University of Connecticut (UConn) reportedly threatened to “ruin” a reporter’s life after the journalist shot video of UConn head coach Dan Hurley in a foul-mouthed tirade after the team lost to Florida on Sunday.

President Trump had fun with Fox News reporter Peter Doocy on Friday, when he suggested he should “backdate” his picks after not entering his NCAA March Madness bracket in time.

President Trump gave his appraisal on the issue of men competing in women’s sports as a political issue, and he says it’s “90-10”: the American voter wants men out of women’s sports.

Oklahoma State heavyweight wrestler Wyatt Hendrickson saluted President Donald Trump after he defeated Olympic legend and University of Minnesota wrestler Gable Steveson in the NCAA wrestling championships.

As President Donald Trump entered the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for the NCAA wrestling championship, he was greeted with  thunderous applause and chants of “USA! USA” from the crowd.

The eyes of the nation will be on the greatest wrestlers in the country this weekend at the NCAA Championships in Philadelphia, and President Trump will be there to cheer them on as well.

Minna Svärd placed second in the finals of the NCAA Division II Women’s 400-meter hurdles in 2019 — losing first place to a transgender-identifying man who previously ranked 390th among NCAA Division II men.

Payton McNabb, the young woman injured by a transgender volleyball player, ripped the Democrats who greeted her with a rude cold shoulder.

Riley Gains, the advocate to save women’s sports from transgender incursions, says she might consider running for office.

Riley Gaines says that the NCAA’s changes do not adhere to Trump’s orders and still allow transgender athletes to play in women’s sports.

Transgender NCAA track star CeCe Telfer is defiant over President Donald Trump’s ban on transgender athletes.

RIT has confirmed that controversial transgender runner Sadie Schreiner will no longer be competing for the school.

The U.S. Department of Education is calling on the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) to revoke the titles and championships awarded to transgender athletes competing in girls’ and women’s sports during the Biden administration.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has banned males from competing in women’s sports less than 24 hours after President Trump’s executive order rewriting Title IX.