While others get the go-ahead, a California judge’s ruling effectively blocks DJ Wingfield and Kaedin Robinson from playing – and collecting substantial NIL earnings – at USC and UCLA.

A federal judge has allowed four football players fighting NCAA eligibility rules to compete at West Virginia this season.

The FCS conference rests on the fault line of the post-House era, wrestling with modernization while cherishing the grit of previous eras.

Earlier this year, a federal judge approved the House vs. NCAA settlement, allowing Division I schools to directly pay college athletes for the first time ever. Former athletes are also eligible for ...

U.S. District Judge John Preston Bailey has made a ruling to grant an temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction ...

Tuesday afternoon, the court hearing took place for Jimmori Robinson et al vs. National Collegiate Athletic Association. Robinson, the West Virginia bandit, al ...

Eleven days from the season opener, four players seeking eligibility at WVU in 2025 remain without an answer, though the NCAA ...

Auburn football will recognize seven additional national championships after changing the program's criteria, bringing the ...

Players have railed at the corrosion of their relationship with fans-turned-bettors but have mostly let MLB lead. The NHL and ...

Billboards with messages such as “Being Jewish shouldn’t require campus security” have been going up near FSU and elsewhere.

Swarthmore removed Evie Parts from the women's track and field team after the NCAA banned trans athletes in response to an ...