Florida and Houston to meet in the NCAA Men's Basketball National Championship, Cooper Flagg wins the Wooden Award and Sacramento State eyes a jump to the FBS.
Some of Michigan and Michigan State's players got into a late-game scuffle at midcourt during the Spartans' Senior Day festivities near the end of Michigan State's dominant win over Michigan on Sunday.
The CFP Committee mulls over changes to the format, UCLA athletics is deep in the red, and someone hired a defensive coordinator away from... oh, Notre Dame.
Gonzaga will join the Pac-12 in 2026, giving the conference one of the nation's premier college basketball programs as the league rebuilds to become a power conference.
Kentucky faces NCAA discipline for football and swimming violations, the ACC claims Katie Ledecky and the Big Ten will host postseason basketball tournaments in Las Vegas.
Documents filed Friday to settle lawsuits against the NCAA include plans to pay former athletes, share revenue with current athletes and create an enforcement mechanism around NIL.
The NCAA was sued over NIL by former basketball players, Blake Anderson was fired at Utah State and multiple universities officially joined their new conferences.
The NCAA and all Power Five conferences have approved a $2.78 billion settlement that will lead to colleges paying athletes directly for the first time.
South Carolina and Connecticut captured historic NCAA basketball championships, several college football programs held their spring games and John Calipari is off to Arkansas.
Former Ohio State assistant athletic director Pat Chun is returning to the Big Ten, leaving Washington State to become the athletic director at rival Washington.
Caitlin Clark rewrites the NCAA record books, controversy surrounds College Football Playoff expansion talks and Kyle Filipowski channels his inner Grayson Allen.
A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction against the NCAA on Friday that prohibits the NCAA from enforcing its ban on the use of NIL as a recruiting inducement.
