The NCAA will no longer maintain sport-specific scholarship limits, as its Division I Board of Directors on Monday formally ...

Monday afternoon the NCAA gave coaches and athletic departments the ability to field teams with unlimited scholarships. The ...

The NCAA House settlement, which was approved on June 13 by a federal judge in California, sets the stage for a tidal wave of ...

The final hearing conducted by U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken from the third floor of the Oakland Courthouse on Monday, ...

On June 23, 2025, the NCAA Division I Board of Directors passed a landmark rule change: sport-specific scholarship limits will be abolished for schools opting i ...

As the House v. NCAA settlement reshapes the financial architecture of college sports, outgoing USF athletic director Michael ...

The House v. NCAA settlement was approved on June 13, and in its simplest terms, it means that colleges can now directly pay ...

College athletes can now earn millions through direct pay, NIL deals, and revenue sharing under the historic NCAA settlement.

A new era of college athletics is beginning after a federal judge approved a $2.8 billion antitrust settlement last week.

The House vs NCAA Settlement has created a potential advantage for Big East basketball compared to other power four programs.

Brent Richard, the CEO of IMG Academy, and a former Division I soccer player, explains why college should be adding sports ...