The Latest Breaking News from NCAA

The 20-year-old Michigan Wolverine is ready to make some noise at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Monday's decision in Gaines v. NCAA by Judge Mark Cohen (N.D. Ga.), allows two plaintiffs in a challenge to NCAA's transgender eligibility policies to proceed pseudonymously: Although [federal law] creates a "strong presumption in favor of parties proceeding in their own names …, the rule is not absolute. A party…

Patrick Mahomes is just like us.

Close friends off the court and bitter rivals on it, watch these two revel in their glory days with one another.

Riding a wave of nostalgia, the return of EA’s beloved franchise has whet the appetite of gamers across different generations

Regan Smith is a three-time Olympic medalist, but the Team USA swimmer is aiming for gold in Paris.

A court case the NCAA hoped to be dismissed will instead go back to a trial judge.

U.S. appeals court ruling challenges NCAA's amateurism, potentially allowing college athletes to be considered employees eligible for pay.

A U.S. appeals court in Philadelphia has ruled that some college athletes may qualify as employees under federal wage-and-hour laws