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The biggest winners and losers from House v. NCAA settlement: Amateurism is dead and the class divide grows
Down to the availability of all "student-athletes" to enjoy the free dining, college athletics will never be the same
Some NCAA Athletes Can Now Be Paid by Schools: What to Know
House v. NCAA was filed by former Arizona collegiate swimmer Grant House, challenging a decades-old prohibition on schools cutting checks directly to athletes.
Historic 'House v. NCAA' Ruling Paves Way for Colleges to Pay Athletes Directly
The new rules will go into effect on July 1 after the antitrust case addressed several issues with the amateur system the NCAA held for decades.
Kansas AD Travis Goff blasts ‘anonymous source’ gripes about NCAA settlement
Kansas athletic director Travis Goff shared his perspective on the future of college athletics Saturday evening.
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UT baseball team wins record 10th NCAA Division II championship
Although UT never trailed in the championship game after tournament MVP Edgardo Villegas put it ahead with a second-inning homer, Central Missouri (48-15) refused to go away quietly, Trailing 5-1 into the eighth, the Mules hit two home runs and scored three times to pull within a run.
After NCAA hearing wraps up, 'the waiting game starts' for Michigan football
There is no set deadline when the NCAA will issue its final response with penalties, but it's expected to fall within a window of eight to 12 weeks.
Why is UTSA called the Roadrunners? Explaining nickname amid NCAA baseball tournament
UTSA will take on No. 15 national seed UCLA in the Los Angeles Super Regional over the weekend hoping to build on what is already the deepest run in the Roadrunners' postseason history. Here's what you need to know about why UTSA is nicknamed the Roadrunners and the history of the nickname:
New Michigan State AD J Batt on NCAA's big rule change: 'It's a good thing'
Read a letter from new Michigan State athletic director J Batt to the community about Friday night's historic ruling that will change college sports.
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