Maryland is the only Division I school in the country to have both its men’s and women’s lacrosse teams in the Final Four — and that feat is nothing new for the Terrapins.
The University of Nebraska is ending its tradition of fans releasing red balloons at football games, citing a global helium shortage amid rampant inflation.
The Pac-12 announced Wednesday it was scrapping its divisional format for the upcoming football season moments after the NCAA Division I Council tossed out requirements that dictate how conferences can determine a champion.
New York City teens and friendly rivals Ian Jackson and Johnuel “Boogie” Fland are cashing in on their name, image and likeness through marketing contracts often referred to as NIL deals. The contracts have begun to trickle down to the high school level after the NCAA’s decision last year to allow college athletes to monetize their stardom.
With new transfer rules and the allowance of name, image and likeness deals, college athletes, especially basketball players, are hopping from program to program at record rates, and it’s impossible to keep track of it all.
No one saw a complete game coming for Maryland’s Ryan Ramsey, let alone a perfect game. The junior left-hander had worked almost exclusively out of the bullpen his first two seasons, and Friday marked his first outing since being promoted from No. 2 starter to No. 1.
Jimbo Fisher isn't pulling any punches.
Nick Saban isn't happy about the current college football recruiting landscape.
Nike has signed high school soccer stars Alyssa and Gisele Thompson to name, image and likeness deals. The California-based sisters are the first high school athletes that Nike has signed to NIL deals.
Alexander led the Commodores last season with 15.2 points per game, scoring 20-plus points in eight games.
Longtime Miami associate head coach Chris Caputo has accepted a contract offer to become the new coach at George Washington, a person with knowledge of the situation said Thursday night.
Lia Thomas came up short in her second race at the NCAA Division I women's championships, tying for fifth place in a race won by Stanford's Taylor Ruck, a four-time Olympic medalist.
