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Commissioners of the Power Five conferences pledged to follow the rules set down in the House settlement that is reshaping college athletics.

President Donald Trump golfed with two prominent college athletics leaders after key legal settlement created an 'inflection point' for NCAA sports.

Bryan Seeley, a Major League Baseball executive, has been named the CEO of the College Sports Commission. Here's more about him and his new role

Kierston Russell, the twin sister of Alabama football quarterback Keelon Russell, has died, the Tuscaloosa County Sherrif's Office confirmed June 5.

The SEC used its spring meetings as a multi-day propaganda blitz, but if you're explaining, you're losing.

The SEC keeps finding new reasons to not add a ninth conference game. OK, then how about adding another good non-conference game?

Julian Lewis is building businesses as he competes to become the new starting quarterback for Deion Sanders at Colorado.

There's plenty of time before the 2026 NFL draft begins to take shape, and these 10 prospects could shake things up with big seasons this fall.

Having the Hall of Fame change its selection criteria to make him eligible would have interested Mike Leach less than truly fixing college football.

The Southeastern Conference is changing its policy regarding fines for field and court storming but giving home teams some flexibility.

Ohio State wanted to move its game against Texas to Sunday primetime, but the Longhorns "exercised their contractual right" to stop the move.

Lane Kiffin's proposed format for a 16-team College Football Playof doesn't sound half bad. Here's a look at how it would work.