In 2021, college sports entered a new era when the NCAA lifted its long-standing ban on athletes profiting from their name, ...

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The recently approved House v. NCAA settlement is facing its first challenge, CBS Sports confirms. A collection of women's sports athletes are planning to appeal the court decision, arguing that the ...

The landmark agreement will result in a new financial model that allows schools to directly share revenue with college athletes.

Plaintiff laywers in the settlement involving the NCAA and the Power Five conferences are set to receive more $750 million in ...

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

While acknowledging it's a first step, LSU Coach Brian Kelly told his fellow coaches that after the House settlement "We are ...

Campbell, Charlotte, East Carolina and Elon are among the more than 300 Division I institutions to opt into settlement ...

Will the settlement create a more balanced playing field? What about Title IX issues? What happens to non-revenue sports?

The NCAA’s House settlement era launched Tuesday, with schools free to start paying millions to their athletes in the biggest change in the history of college sports.

The NCAA, in a document summarizing rules changes approved on April 21 by the Division I Board of Directors but contingent on settlement approval, said the cap is estimated to be $20.5 million.

The NCAA’s House settlement era launched Tuesday, with schools free to start paying millions to their athletes in the biggest change in the history of college sports.