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Oregon reports most NCAA secondary violations since 2018-19
Three of Oregon’s seven self-reported NCAA secondary violations in 2024-25 came from the track and field program. It was the ...
After the House v. NCAA Settlement: Mid-major schools fighting for seat at college football's shrinking table
Part 4 of our series on the future of college athletics focuses on the fate of mid-major programs as the power conferences ...
SC Gamecocks make list of priciest football game days in NCAA. Here’s cost, ranking
The South Carolina Gamecocks have one of the most expensive football game days in the NCAA, according to a new report. Here’s ...
NCAA proposes additional funds for men's basketball teams through tournament success
College basketball teams that advance to the championship round of the NCAA Tournament could start to receive additional ...
After the House v. NCAA Settlement: Is a 'super league' college football realignment's inevitable final form?
Part 3 of our series on the future of college athletics over the next 10 years focuses on pitches for a new super league, and ...
With One Colossal Mistake, the NCAA Lost Control of College Football
College sports’ governing body let football TV rights slip away in the 1980s. Now, four power conferences effectively rule ...
In NCAA streamlining, the big conferences get more power, but not everything they wanted
Major decisions by the NCAA's top decision-making body will need approval from all four major conferences — or help from a ...
College team vacates NCAA title after athlete tests positive for elevated caffeine
The swimming and diving team at Drury University, based in Springfield, Missouri, has vacated its 2025 NCAA Division II ...
2025 NCAA men's swimming and diving D-II title will remain vacant after Drury team member violated NCAA anti-doping rules
Drury University is no longer in a tie for the most-ever NCAA Division II men's swimming and diving national titles.
Three reasons why Mark Pope's Kentucky Wildcats can win the NCAA Tournament
This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/kentucky as Three reasons why Mark Pope's Kentucky Wildcats can ...