The Big Ten has instituted a $49 million cap on NIL spending by is members in anticipation of the passage of the Protect College Sports Act ...
The rule would let Big Ten schools spend about $49 million a year on athletes, up from the current $21 million cap.
While providing meals for the children of low-income families is laudable, calling something “free” does not make it so.
What the Big Ten has decided to do as college football looks forward to historic legislation.
Barstool Sports personality Dan “Big Cat” Katz took the example of the Texas Tech Red Raiders to explain why money doesn’t ...
The LSU Tigers are going to make the statement “the rich get richer” look silly. That is, if what Lane Kiffin just said while ...
The lawsuit brought by Evie Parts, a transgender athlete and former Swarthmore College track captain, represents a new ...
The fourth-ranked Indiana Hoosiers host Minnesota, and IU will have ESPN's "College GameDay" on campus. Who do you want to ...
LSU could still reach the College Football Playoff at 9-3 as Joel Klatt backs Lane Kiffin to lead the Tigers past 3 SEC ...
Lincoln Riley's USC Trojans face Ohio State this weekend, and a third loss could trigger a firing that shakes up the college ...
Athletes and fans of women’s sports across the United States have found no shortage of reasons to celebrate: historic TV ...
Jacksonville State vs New Mexico State Prediction, Top Picks & Odds Tonight: College Football Week 9
Our Jacksonville State vs. New Mexico State prediction for weekday C-USA action backs the Gamecocks' offense to keep on ...
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