The landmark case that will lead universities to pay NCAA players will usher in roster limits, but that alone will not end walk-on participation.

Replacing scholarship caps with roster limitations could leave walk-ons, partial scholarship earners, nonrevenue sport ...

Campbell is a former Texas Tech football player and current Board of Regents chairman. He is also one of the most prominent ...

The NCAA and athlete plaintiffs submitted revisions Wednesday to a $2.8 billion antitrust settlement proposal, offering to ...

AJ Dybantsa passed up offers from several major blueblood programs to join BYU under new head coach Kevin Young. Now, the top ...

The 2025 football roster for the South Carolina Gamecocks is finally starting to take shape. Over the spring, Shane Beamer ...

At 6-foot-9, 210 pounds, Dybansta is the prototype wing for the modern NBA. Dybansta can create his own shot in bunches while ...

When whistles start squealing again in fall camp, Iamaleava will be just one of thousands who have departed their previous ...

Michigan landed five-star QB Bryce Underwood with a $12.5 million NIL deal, yet its collective doesn’t appear among the ...

A settlement in the case of House v. NCAA would allow all Division I schools to share revenue directly with student-athletes if it receives final approval this month ...

"During his time scrutinizing the athlete pay structure, he made tens of millions of dollars," the attorney said.