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Nebraska opens the volleyball season as the AVCA preseason No. 1, and the sport's opening week features two events with $1 million on the line. Here's your quick guide to the fall's opening stretch.
The Senate Commerce Committee released a revised Protect College Sports Act on August 4, and the AFL-CIO came out against it a day later. Here's what changed and what critics are saying.
KSU football opened camp on August 4 with a conference title to defend, a quarterback battle to settle, and a September 19 trip to Tennessee on the calendar. Here's what Owls fans need to know.
President Trump's April executive order on college sports took effect August 1. It pushes the NCAA on eligibility, transfers, and women's sports, and ties federal funding to how schools handle NIL. Here's a plain-English rundown.
After last-minute talks over sponsor money and the cap, the Big Ten and SEC voted to back the Protect College Sports Act. Here's what the reworked bill would allow schools to pay athletes, and what still has to happen.
With the Senate's August recess days away, the Big Ten and SEC still hadn't signed on to the Protect College Sports Act. The holdup: exact language on 'associated entities' and how sponsor money counts against the cap.
Media days made one thing clear: conference leaders don't agree on how big the College Football Playoff should get. Here's where the Big 12 and SEC stand, what Greg Sankey wants weighed, and what a bigger bracket could mean for your fall Saturdays.
Kennesaw State brought coach Jerry Mack, preseason Defensive Player of the Year Baron Hopson, and lineman Nikola Milovac to CUSA Football Kickoff in Arlington. Here's what they said and why the Owls are worth following this fall.
Greg Sankey opened SEC Media Days in Tampa by laying out four principles for federal college sports legislation, slowing down talk of a bigger playoff, and acknowledging that talk of separating from the NCAA is real.
