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The Latest Breaking News from NCAA

No New Bowl Games Will Be Added This Season, Bowl Exec Says

The slate of college football bowl games will stay at 41, as will the eligibility standard of a 6–6 record.

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Broncos host RB Lew Nichols III on pre-draft visit

The Broncos recently brought in Central Michigan RB Lew Nichols III for a pre-draft visit. He led the NCAA with 1,848 rushing yards in 2021.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Sources: Kansas, LSU Wrap Up Corruption Hearings in Front of NCAA Panel

The two cases will be the last of the NCAA’s Independent Accountability Review process, which has been handling infraction cases since 2019.

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Where is Ohio State in relation to Michigan, Penn State in ESPN’s early Big Ten FPI rankings?

Are you at all surprised at where Ohio State is in relation to Michigan on ESPN's FPI rankings? What about the rest of the Big Ten? #GoBucks

USA Today Sports Media Group

Grading College Basketball’s Biggest Offseason Coaching Hires

There have been plenty of big names on the move in recent weeks. Which programs hit on their hires?

Sports Illustrated

Report: Longtime Notre Dame Coach Lands First NBA Job for 2023–24 Season

The longtime Notre Dame coach took the Fighting Irish to 13 NCAA tournaments.

Sports Illustrated

Men’s College Basketball’s Top 10 Offseason Story Lines

Can John Calipari rebuild his reputation with the nation’s top recruiting class? Where will Hunter Dickinson end up?

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Mark Story: Why a big change in John Calipari’s philosophy has not paid off for Kentucky

When the 2023-24 season tips off, Kentucky and John Calipari are expected to be moving against one of men’s college basketball’s prevailing tides.

Tribune News Service

Sportsmanship needs to be revitalized

It sounds like a corny, old-school word. But its essence and its effect, when practiced, are at the root of not just orderly sports participation but, by extension, a world in which fairness and civility rule.

Chicago Sun-Times

Charles Barkley Rips the NBA for the Timberwolves-Nuggets Late Tip-off

He used his TNT platform to call out TNT’s 10:30 p.m. start for a playoff game.

Sports Illustrated

Meet the seven amateurs invited to the LPGA’s first major including Amari Avery and Zoe Campos, who will tee it up without a practice round

While this no longer overlaps with the Augusta National Women's Amateur, it does conflict with several NCAA conference championships.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Lions meet with record-setting Ferris State EDGE Caleb Murphy

Murphy set the NCAA record for sacks in a single season with 25.5 for the national champions in D-II

USA Today Sports Media Group

Mike Bianchi: By Title IX standards, NIL stands for Not Inherently Legal

ORLANDO, Fla. — There are many us who have been led to believe that “NIL” is an acronym for Name, Image and Likeness, but it’s becoming more and more clear that another acronym might be more accurate.

Orlando Sentinel

SEC Gymnast Ties NCAA Record for Career Perfect 10s

Despite only competing in two events on Saturday, Thomas made NCAA history.

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Irish Mirror

Rhasidat Adeleke obliterates her own 200m National record

Adeleke smashed her own record at the Tom Jones Memorial Invitational in Florida on Friday evening.

The Times of India

Kerala's Ann Mary is 5th Indian to get NCAA call, a step away from WNBA

NAGPUR: Ann Mary Zachariah averaged 15.4 points per game in her first collegiate season at the junior level in the US and took a giant leap towards realizing her dream of playing in the world's best basketball league for women - the WNBA.

Sports Illustrated

Dick Vitale Makes Passionate Call for NCAA Changes Amid College Hoops ’Nightmare’

One of college basketball’s most respected voices is imploring the NCAA to make changes to the transfer portal.

Fortune

Ivy League schools are not above compensating their student-athletes fairly. A new lawsuit could end that special status

Ivy League schools have long refused to offer athletic scholarships. A new case is challenging that status quo.

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New NCAA Rule Change Could Really Shake Up Recruiting for Top Prospects

Official visits are going to be looking much different for future recruiting classes across college athletics.

Los Angeles Times

A new donor collective launches at USC, where the NIL strategy has shifted

LOS ANGELES — Last summer, as USC rolled out its initial plans for navigating the new world of name, image and likeness, the notion of boosters brokering NIL deals beyond the university's watchful eye was viewed as a potential nightmare scenario. When a donor-led collective arrived at USC by August,…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Ben Frederickson: 50 years after historic NCAA domination, Bill Walton returns to St. Louis with impressive perspective

An unmistakable 6-foot-11 inch example of embracing the here and now could be found this week perched on a stool in the fifth-floor gym of the Missouri Athletic Club.

Sports Illustrated

Report: Final Four Most Outstanding Player Announces Decision on Future

He was named the Final Four’s Most Outstanding Player after leading UConn to a national championship.

Sports Illustrated

One Power 5 Coach Says College Football Has Become ‘Farm League for the NFL’

The veteran coach weighs in on NIL, dividing up Division I and the end of amateurism in college sports as we know it.

USA Today Sports Media Group

NCAA’s big changes to recruiting rules, calendar start June 1

The NCAA is making some significant changes to how colleges are allowed to recruit high school athletes.

USA Today Sports Media Group

On this day: Celtics win first title; Loscutoff drafted; Barnes, O’Connell, Kappen, Barros, Olowokandi born

On this day, Boston won their 1st of a league-best 17 banners in 1957, 2 years to the date they drafted ex-Celtic forward Jim Loscutoff.

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