Title IX will apply to college athlete revenue share, feds say
An official for the U.S. Department of Education, the federal enforcer of gender equity in sports, said Title IX rules will apply to future revenue dollars that schools share with…
Oklahoma working with former Eagles executive Jake Rosenberg on salary cap, revenue sharing
With athletic directors spending the summer figuring out what revenue sharing will look like, Oklahoma is turning to a former NFL executive for assistance. Tap below to read the report…
We are watching college baseball change — and not for the better
Few observers, if any, would argue that of all the so-called major college sports, baseball has remained the least affected by money and greed. It has remained closest to the…
With CFP still undecided on future format, SEC and Big Ten express doubts in commitment
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey and Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti, for the first time publicly, expressed doubts in their commitment to the future of the CFP if leaders can’t “get…
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey: NCAA ‘distracted’ by NIL-related cases, needs to focus on ‘big realities’
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey says the NCAA should focus on the “big realities” in college athletics rather than pursuing individual cases of recruiting violations of the association’s name, image and…
College leaders mulling several significant changes to NCAA transfer policy
College leaders are seriously considering several significant changes to the NCAA transfer policy, including abolishing the year-in-residency penalty, increasing transfer academic eligibility requirements and levying financial penalties on schools that…
NLRB hearing begins weighing consequential athlete employee question this week
Amid widespread industry tumult, one existential question hovers over all others: Should NCAA college athletes be deemed employees of their universities? Tap below to read the report on ON3.com https://www.on3.com/os/news/nlrb-hearing-begins-to-weigh-consequential-athlete-employee-question-this-week/
NCAA, states seek to extend restraining order letting transfer athletes play through the spring
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — The NCAA and a coalition of states suing the organization asked a federal court Friday to extend a small window for multiple-transfer athletes to compete through…
NCAA: Transfers who play during TRO could lose eligibility
The NCAA added another layer of chaos to the fallout of Wednesday's federal ruling on transfer rules, saying Thursday that student-athletes who participate in games during the 14-day temporary restraining…
Lawsuit aims to eliminate all NCAA transfer restrictions, while some are pushing for a stricter policy
A judge’s ruling on Wednesday at 10 a.m. could at least temporarily lift the association’s rules around second-time transfers, opening a path for athletes who have had waivers denied or…