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As the NCAA faces a major transition period, administrators weigh in on the soon-to-be vacated commissioner position: “That’s a really, really difficult job.”

The Kansas coach believes movement in the sport is not happening for “the right reasons.”

SAN DIEGO — Not long after Texas A&M's football team, which hasn't won a national championship since 1939 (when it was the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas) or a conference title since 1998, secured the No. 1-ranked recruiting class, reports circulated about Aggies boosters assembling a war chest of…

Wholesale change is unavoidable in college athletics. The Fighting Irish athletic director thinks a total realignment of Division I is coming with it.

The legendary Sooner football coach is taking advantage of the new college landscape.

The two former Fresno State players, Haley and Hanna, are famous for their social media presence along with their basketball skills.

Now that the NCAA can't stop student-athletes from making money, it can pay to stay in school.

College hoops is facing a void after multiple high-profile departures, including by the Villanova coach.

The Wildcats star, who is the first national POY to stay in school in more than a decade, will reportedly earn $2 million in NIL deals.