Former ESPN prez John Skipper foresees future without March Madness as we know it
"Colleges, athletic departments, college presidents have demonstrated that to get more money, they will do pretty much anything."
"Colleges, athletic departments, college presidents have demonstrated that to get more money, they will do pretty much anything."
Brown is seeking $30 million in the lawsuit.
"Don't be a loser."
"This idea about a lawsuit against the NCAA Selection Committee is really kinda silly."
"These guys in our locker room don’t deserve this."
Student reporters matter, and those who invest in them help shape the future of sports media.
"Interesting photo she took there..."
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The NCAA's revenue of almost $1.4 billion and surplus of $166 million were its best numbers in decades, even adjusted for inflation.
"Stupidity at its finest."
The Aggies have reportedly inked a historic 15-year, $515 million deal with Playfly Sports that will begin in 2026.
"I'm glad I'm in now because I think it's going to explode."
The news comes amid reports of U.S. Soccer endorsing a year-round season for men's college soccer.
"The series prominently features a team name, colors, and other indicia that are identical or highly similar to Pepperdine’s"
Who are the stars and teams that will take centerstage in the NCAA women's basketball tournament?
Will the in-state rivalry have implications on who ends up dead at the end of this season?
In the wake of criticism, Texas A&M removed a "players will not be available following a loss" line from their baseball media policy website.
The nation's No. 1 team won't be available to the media after losses this season.
A decision could potentially come in the next few months.
"I can't get ejected on the radio."
"You've done so many things there's no room for me, even!"
'There's a lot more parity, which I think, makes it more fun.'
The ACC is now actively ensuring its marquee programs — Florida State, Clemson, and Miami — face Notre Dame more often.
"If you want fans to enjoy the sport and increase viewership, you have to look at what makes the crowds go crazy!"