Golden State summer league starters Yaxel Lendeborg, Will Richard and LJ Cryer each won an NCAA championship. Maybe it's no ...

So many times over the past two decades, the Cardinal softball team has seen a ticket to the state softball tournament slip out of their grasp. The Comets have made it to the regional finals four ...

Vanderbilt bball player Jalen Washington and 11 others are filing a lawsuit in Tennessee seeking additional eligibility related to NCAA’s new age-based policy. The rule does not guarantee five years ...

WASHINGTON, June 26 (Reuters) - The National Collegiate Athletic Association has been hit with a proposed class action claiming a new age-based sports eligibility rule will unlawfully restrict college ...

Division I athletes may have five seasons if they enroll by the year after turning 19. Redshirts will be disallowed; exceptions limited to mission, military service, pregnancy. Most Kentucky players ...

One former player alleged Bailey slept with her girlfriend and kicked her off the roster as a result. Another described threats of suicide when a relationship faced challenges. Players also reported ...

The NCAA approved a rule allowing Division I athletes to play five seasons in five years. Eligibility will begin with full-time enrollment or after an athlete's 19th birthday. The change aims to ...

The NCAA approved legislation on Tuesday that gives Division I athletes up to five years of eligibility, an increase from the traditional four years of competition. The Division I Cabinet adopted an ...

The NCAA’s attempt to simplify college-sports eligibility has already triggered a legal fight less than 24 hours after the rule was approved. Ryan Downton and Darren Heitner, attorneys representing ...

The NCAA is rolling out new rules clarifying how many years a student athlete can compete as more look to use to the transfer portal to purse extra playing time or endorsement money. The ...

Eager to lessen the chaos of the transfer portal era and court fights with players trying to extend their careers, the NCAA approved a new eligibility model for Division I athletes on Tuesday that ...

Tyler Shough needed seven years of college football to become a starting NFL quarterback. Under the new eligibility model approved Tuesday, athletes will no longer have that option. Athletes in ...