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Caitlin Clark becomes 1st two-time winner of Sullivan Award as nation's top college athlete
Clark is the first two-time winner in the award’s 94-year history. It goes to the nation’s most outstanding athlete at the college or Olympic level.
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LSU women win first NCAA gymnastics title led by Konnor McClain, Haleigh Bryant
Five LSU gymnasts had a score of at least 9.95 in the final rotation to help the Tigers win the first NCAA title in program history on Saturday.
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How to watch 2024 Men's Frozen Four in St. Paul
Boston College, Boston University, Michigan and Denver are heading to Minnesota for the 2024 Men’s Frozen Four. Here’s how to watch the conclusion of this year’s NCAA tournament.
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Tara VanDerveer, college basketball's all-time wins leader, retires from Stanford
After amassing 1,216 total wins across 45 seasons, legendary women’s college basketball coach Tara VanDerveer announced her retirement on Tuesday.
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Student-athletes are inking lucrative endorsement deals, but a patchwork of laws has created chaos in college sports
The disarray has rankled Alabama football coach Nick Saban, who voiced his support for traditional name, image and likeness opportunities but railed against “pay for play.”
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March Madness takes over Texas Women's University
March Madness has been a series of firsts for the Texas Woman’s University basketball team. The first time in the Sweet 16, first time for Elite 8 and first time in the Final Four. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker was on campus today as the team prepared to play in their first NCAA Division II national championship game.
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TWU plans ways for fans to watch NCAA Division II championship game
March Madness has been a series of firsts for the Texas Woman’s University basketball team.
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NCAA president urges states to ban prop bets on college athletes
Prop bets — short for proposition bets — allow gamblers to wager on statistics a player will accumulate during a game rather than the final score.
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College swimmers and volleyball players sue NCAA over transgender policies
Former Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines was among more than a dozen college athletes who filed a lawsuit against the NCAA, accusing it of violating their Title IX rights by allowing transgender woman Lia Thomas to compete at the national championships in 2022.
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NAACP urges student-athletes to reconsider Florida colleges after state eliminates DEI programs
The letter was in response to the University of Florida and other state schools that have eliminated their diversity, equity and inclusion programs.
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Johnny Manziel says he'll stay away from Heisman ceremonies until Reggie Bush ‘gets his trophy back'
Manziel said on social media on Saturday that Bush’s play inspired him to be the player that he was.
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Storm brewing in college basketball: Should fans be banned from rushing floor?
With controversy after a Duke player was injured, here’s a look at the history of storming the court or field, which dates back decades.
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Big money: Texas coach Sarkisian getting salary increase to more than $10M per year
Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian’s contract extension will push his guaranteed salary to $10.3 million this year under details released by the school’s Board of Regents.
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Tennessee and Virginia AGs suing NCAA over NIL-related recruiting rules with Vols under investigation
The attorneys general of Tennessee and Virginia filed a lawsuit against the NCAA a day after the University of Tennessee’s Chancellor ripped the association for investigating the school for potential recruiting violations related to name, image and likeness compensation rules.
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TCU holds open tryouts after canceling games due to injured players
The Big 12 says two TCU women’s basketball games have been canceled because the team does not have enough available players.
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College coaches now must retain, not just recruit, players with transfer portal rules
Transfer opportunities makes it even more important for college coaches to devote plenty of time to players once they arrive, hoping to keep everyone out of the transfer portal.
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If college athletes can earn NIL money from schools, what becomes of donor collectives?
NIL experts say donor-backed collectives probably won’t go away entirely if NCAA president Charlie Baker’s proposals for paying athletes become reality.
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NCAA president Charlie Baker calls for new tier of Division I where schools can pay athletes
The new tier of Division I athletics would require highly resourced schools to offer at least half their athletes a payment of at least $30,000 per year.
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Female athletes sue University of Oregon alleging Title IX violations
The plaintiffs, who are all either on the varsity beach volleyball team or the club rowing team, are accusing the school of “depriving women of equal treatment and benefits, equal athletic aid, and equal opportunities to participate in varsity intercollegiate athletics.”
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Amid sign-stealing scandal, Jim Harbaugh says Michigan should be ‘America's Team'
Suspended Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh raised some eyebrows when he dubbed his Wolverines as “America’s Team.”