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Sophie Cunningham's Trans-Athletes Stance Has Turned the WNBA Season Into a National Argument

Sophie Cunningham's comments on transgender athletes have sparked rallies, a co-owner's suspension, and a national political debate trailing the WNBA

Latin Times

The NCAA Should Admit Defeat on Fifth-Year Eligibility Rollout

As more players regain eligibility through the courts, a blanket waiver has become the only practical solution for the 2026–27 season.

Sports Illustrated

Why This Week Is So Important for the Future of College Sports

A vote on the Protect College Sports Act is coming down to the wire before Congress recesses on Friday. Here’s what you need to know about the bill.

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College Athletics Has Two Distinct Types of Conference Commissioners Now

The Big East’s reported new boss isn’t a businessman—he’s a business, man.

Sports Illustrated

Judge clarifies NCAA eligibility order, which could blunt its impact on new '5 for 5' rule

The judge who granted the right to play another year of college sports to some athletes whose eligibility ran out last school year issued a new order to make clear that does not include football players who signed pro contracts this summer then had a change of heart

The Independent UK

The 10 Biggest Names in College Basketball Receiving Fifth Year of Eligibility After Court Injunctions

A series of court injunctions has granted a bevy of college basketball players a fifth year of eligibility. Here are the biggest names available.

Sports Illustrated

SEC, Big Ten add long-missing support to college sports bill and revive its chances in the Senate

The Big Ten and Southeastern Conferences have agreed to support a Senate bill that seeks to regulate college sports, ending a breakneck week of negotiations and pulling the bipartisan measure out of what looked like a certain death spiral

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‘I Don’t Think We Have a Plan B’: College Sports Begged Congress for Help and Got Nothing

The Protect College Sports Act has stalled, leaving an uncertain future with collective bargaining emerging as a possibility NCAA leaders once hoped to avoid.

Sports Illustrated

‘That’s Some Bull----’: Power 4 Coaches Rip Brendan Sorsby Saga, Texas Tech’s Involvement

Anonymous coaches from across the major conferences tell Sports Illustrated the quarterback’s case blurred the line between player advocacy and undermining the sport’s integrity.

Sports Illustrated

McLaughlin: Does College Football Need Financial Caps?

Spencer McLaughlin talks NCAA revenue-sharing, a college sports salary cap, and other potential financial caps.

SuperWest Sports

Notre Dame Adds Jersey Patches: Why It’s a Vital Next Step in College Sports

The Fighting Irish’s record SoFi partnership won’t diminish one of college sports’ iconic brands, but it shows even tradition-rich programs must evolve to compete.

Sports Illustrated

People Have Got To Try Being Normal About Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham, and the WNBA

Plus: Congress struggling to regulate college sports, looking at the economics of World Cup hosts, and why are golf shows all the same?

Reason

Stanford becomes first school to organize a player-led College Football Players Association chapter

The College Football Players Association has announced that Stanford has become the first team to organize a player-led chapter

The Independent UK

Countdown to Men’s College Basketball: 100 Things to Know About the 2026 Season

Your guide to the transfer portal’s big moves, coaching carousel shake-ups, an intriguing freshman class and who’s in the championship race.

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U Tennessee Track & Field Head Coach Seeks Preliminary Injunction Against "Untruthful, Derogatory and Offensive Statements" Plus More Commentary

A Magistrate Judge recommended today that the injunction be denied on First Amendment prior restraint grounds.

International Business Times UK

Sophie Cunningham Speaks Out on Protecting Girls From Competing Against 'Biological Men'

WNBA star Sophie Cunningham addresses the transgender athlete debate, advocating for fairness in women's sports while emphasising inclusivity and respect for all individuals.

The Texas Tribune

Texas Tech chair donated $275K to Ken Paxton day before AG intervened in Brendan Sorsby saga

Cody Campbell, a major Texas Tech booster and GOP megadonor, has vocally defended Brendan Sorsby’s right to play amid a legal battle stemming from his betting scandal.

Sports Illustrated

ACC Draws Line Against SEC and Big Ten Push for Conference-Specific Rules

Commissioner Jim Phillips says letting each league write its own rules would only deepen the governance problems already plaguing college sports.

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Inside the Frenzy After One Court Ruling on Age-Based Eligibility Upended College Basketball

A surprise decision reopened the possibility of college returns for recent graduates, forcing schools and agents into an unexpected July recruiting scramble.

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What to Know About Tyler Nickel—Can Knicks’ Summer League Star Help Defending Champs As Rookie?

New York Knicks rookie Tyler Nickel has shot the lights out at NBA Summer League. Will the defending champs have a role for him next season?

Sports Illustrated

New Michigan Coach Mike Boynton Poaches Sitting Head Coach to Join Wolverines Staff

The coach had been at his old school for 14 years.

Sports Illustrated

Sports Are All About More, More, More in the Streaming Era

On the heels of the NCAA tournament expanding, now the World Cup is considering a further increase in the number of teams.

Reason

Is Title IX Holding Back U.S. Men's International Soccer?

The obvious answer is no. Title IX's application to college soccer is essentially irrelevant to the talent pipeline for the men's international team. And it is also increasingly irrelevant for the women's team. Professional training now produces America's elite international athletes.

Sports Illustrated

Marcus Spears Jr. Will Play for Texas in 2027—Can He Help Make the Longhorns ‘A Big Thing Again?’

Coach Sean Miller has the arrow pointing up in Austin after a tumultuous decade.

Sports Illustrated

The NCAA’s New Eligibility Rules Have Already Invited a Successful Legal Challenge

Good news out of Ohio for the high school Class of 2022.

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