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The SEC (the Sports One) Is Acting Like It's Invincible

Plus: Sports teams are writing it off, motorsports documentaries, and the NBA and Stanley Cup finals.

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SI:AM | The NBA and NHL’s First Finalists

The Thunder and Panthers will play for a championship. Who will join them?

Sports Illustrated

College Basketball Winners and Losers After NBA Draft Withdrawal Deadline

Michigan successfully lured Yaxel Lendeborg away from the pros, while Kansas missed out on wing options and the top two uncommitted players stayed in the draft.

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SEC Wants to Play Big Ten Opponents for College Football Playoff Bids

The scheduling arrangement could happen when league championship games are contested in early December and further stack the deck for the two power conferences.

Sports Illustrated

SEC and Big Ten’s Latest College Football Playoff Proposal Destroys Drama

The conferences want four automatic bids and possibly three qualifying games that would water down the playoff field and diminish actual title contenders.

Sports Illustrated

Potential Shift in College Football Playoff Sparks IRL Uncertainty–and on ‘NCAA,’ Too

The NCAA’s College Football Playoff finally expanded in 2024, allowing 12 teams to play for the title. It wasn’t without its issues, many of which were ironed out in recent adjustments to the 2025 version. But if the Big Ten and SEC have their way, confusion and frustration with the…

Operation Sports

SEC’s Sankey Wants to Reshape College Sports Without the Bad-Guy Blowback

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey is working with the Big Ten to widen the gap between the haves and have-nots in college sports. He seems surprised that’s not being received well.

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Inside the Battle for Fairness in the College Football Playoff Format

The College Football Playoff continues to be one of the most interesting attractions in sport, and the controversy continues to follow it.

Sports Lens

Big Ten Football Primer: Penn State Primed for Jump, League in Position of Strength

Quarterback play around the conference will be key as teams look to make it three national championships in a row for the B1G.

Sports Illustrated

Illinois Makes Contract Decision for Basketball Coach Brad Underwood

Underwood's led the Fighting Illini to five-straight NCAA tournament appearances.

Sports Illustrated

Ohio State women’s basketball coach charged with driving while impaired

Police say Ohio State women’s basketball coach Kevin McGuff was charged with operating a vehicle while impaired last week

The Independent UK

Five-Star Class of 2026 Quarterback Re-Commits to Georgia Over Big Ten Team

The Bulldogs have a flashy new face at the quarterback position.

Sports Illustrated

College Football Playoff Discussions Center on Straight Seeding, Conference Makeup

Commissioners met last week on the 2025 version of the playoff with more decisions looming ahead of an agreement to give the SEC and Big Ten more control.

Sports Illustrated

Two Richest College Conferences Dominated the First Round of the NFL Draft

Diarchy—rule by two—is the order of the day in college football.

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The Independent UK

With NCAA settlement pending, Power Four conference stakeholders lobby lawmakers on Capitol Hill

The commissioners of the NCAA's Power Four conferences and dozens of athletic directors from the SEC, ACC, Big Ten and Big 12, and coaches and players lobbied lawmakers on Capitol Hill for legislation to standardize name, image and likeness rules and other elements of the college sports landscape

Sports Illustrated

Michigan State's Jase Richardson Makes Decision on NBA Draft Entry

The guard garnered All-Big Ten honors as a freshman.

The Independent UK

Florida's run to the national title lifts the Gators to No. 1 in the final AP Top 25 men's poll

Florida is a unanimous No. 1 in the final Associated Press men’s college basketball poll of the 2024-25 season after winning the national championship

The Independent UK

What is the House settlement involving college sports and why does it matter?

The settlement of a $2.8 billion federal class-action antitrust lawsuit filed by athletes against the NCAA and the largest conferences (ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12 and SEC) was approved by the defendants and plaintiffs in May 2024 and not long afterward by U.S. Judge Claudia Wilken, who must give…

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Former John Calipari Big Man Zvonimir Ivisic Bolts to Join Brother at Big Ten School

Big Z is headed to the Big Ten.

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Brother of Ex-Iowa Star Payton Sandfort Defects to Big Ten Rival via Transfer Portal

The forward is staying in the region.

Sports Illustrated

USC's JuJu Watkins Named Naismith Women's College Player of the Year

The USC star's season was tragically cut short with a torn ACL in the NCAA tournament, but her excellence this season was recognized.

Sports Illustrated

Michigan Guard Tre Donaldson Makes Transfer Portal Decision After Sweet 16 Run

The former Auburn guard helped lead the Wolverines to the Big Ten championship in his first year with the program.

Sports Illustrated

Former North Carolina Star Elliot Cadeau Announces Commitment to Big Ten Power

Cadeau will have two seasons of eligibility remaining.

Sports Illustrated

Big Ten Record in NCAA Tournament After the First Round

The Big Ten enters March Madness with high expectations, and hopes to snap a decades-long streak without a national championship.

Sports Illustrated

It’s Going to Take More Than Audi Crooks to Stop Michigan

The Cyclones always had the size advantage, but the Wolverines are moving on to the second round of the women’s NCAA tournament thanks to their resilience.

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