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NCAA Set to Change Unpopular Football Rule Just in Time for North Dakota State’s FBS Jump

A provision that has flummoxed teams for years is reportedly on its way out the door.

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Several NBA Draft Prospects Are Leaving Millions on the Table by Jumping Early

For fringe NBA first-rounders who slipped into Round 2, college basketball could have offered a good fail-safe for the risks of turning pro.

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McLaughlin: New ‘5-in-5’ Rule Good for College Sports?

The NCAA "5 in 5" eligibility rule, which standardizes eligibility for athletes, has far more upside than drawbacks.

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Who is Mike Boynton? Michigan Names Interim Coach After Dusty May Departure

Whether he will lead the Wolverines in 2027 remains unclear.

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Pat Forde: Why Sitting Out 2026 May Be Brendan Sorsby’s Path Back to Football

The quarterback has spent two months trying to outrun the consequences of his gambling addiction, but sitting out may be the first step toward rebuilding his life and career.

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Why the NFL is Insulating Itself Against Brendan Sorsby and Its Gambling Partners

Albert Breer explains why the league is drawing a bright line between gamblers and those gambled on—anyone in the business of winning and losing its games.

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Dusty May Leaving Michigan: Every National Title-Winning College Coach Who Jumped to the NBA

Dusty May is leaving Michigan after winning a national title. How many other college coaches won a championship before making the jump to the NBA?

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Pat Forde: Mike Boynton Deserves Chance to Lead Michigan After Misfortune Marred Oklahoma State Tenure

Bad luck and bad timing hurt Boynton during his first head coaching stint, but shouldn’t stop the Wolverines from giving him a second chance.

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Why Michigan Basketball Could Lose Players to Transfer Portal With Dusty May Leaving for Mavericks

Dusty May is leaving Michigan for the Mavericks. Some members of the Wolverines' roster could also be leaving the program soon. Here's why.

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Debating Best NBA Draft Class of All Time: Does LeBron’s 2003 Group Top Michael Jordan, 1984?

A look at the greatest NBA draft classes of all time, the 1984 and 2003 drafts.

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Six Coaching Candidates for Michigan Men’s Basketball Search After Dusty May’s Departure

The Wolverines have a capable coach already on their bench in Mike Boynton and a few high-level options to consider.

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Pat Forde: Congress Is Coming for the SEC and Big Ten’s College Sports Empire

The Protect College Sports Act reflects mounting frustration with the Power 2’s dominance and could force them to consider drastic next steps.

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Albert Breer’s Takeaways: How NFL Teams Are Vetting Brendan Sorsby’s Character

As the supplemental draft looms, teams are scrambling to find out more about him. Plus, K.C.’s quiet rebuild and optimism in Cleveland.

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Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese Exchanged Words Explained: Reporter Claims One Star 'Can't Stand' Her Rival's Fame

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese's verbal exchange during the Indiana Fever vs. Atlanta Dream game highlights their ongoing WNBA rivalry, drawing significant attention and debate among fans and commentators.

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Comebacks and Camera Theft: A Look at Troy's Wild Men's College World Series Ride

The Trojans have endured an eventful week in Omaha.

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England’s World Cup team hires plane used by Trump administration to deport migrants, report claims

GlobalX has been a go-to airline for the government’s deportation flights as well as for athletes traveling to games

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Albert Breer’s Notes: Two Key Questions As Brendan Sorsby Plans to Enter the NFL

How will the league handle the 22-year-old as he is set to enter the supplemental draft? Plus, James Pearce Jr.’s return, the Jets’ offensive line and more.

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Could Brendan Sorsby’s NFL Career Begin With a Suspension? Here’s What History Tells Us

The quarterback who had been fighting for his NCAA eligibility is instead now looking to be the NFL’s first supplemental draft pick since 2019.

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SI:AM | Brendan Sorsby Turning Pro After Latest Legal Twist

The Texas Tech quarterback will enter the NFL supplemental draft after the Big 12 filed a lawsuit in federal court.

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Who Are The Amateur Golfers Playing In The 2026 US Open?

Among the household names taking on the daunting challenge of the US Open at Shinnecock Hills are several amateurs

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Pat Forde: Brendan Sorsby’s College Career Is Over Because of the Big 12’s Mounting Pressure

The conference’s firm stance that the quarterback should not play this season could be a blueprint for future league activism.

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Deion Sanders Asked the Brendan Sorsby Question Everyone—Especially Texas Tech—Should Be Asking

Sanders hit the nail on the head with his recent comments about the Brendan Sorsby controversy.

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The Brendan Sorsby Saga Collides With Congress in a Defining Week for College Sports

As Big 12 leaders weigh potential sanctions against Texas Tech, lawmakers in Washington are debating legislation that could reshape the NCAA's power.

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Jackson Koivun On Why He's Joining the PGA Tour and Signing With Malbon

Koivun will play in next week’s U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club as an amateur and will make his professional debut at the PGA Tour’s John Deere Classic on July 2-5.

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Senate panel sets markup on college sports bill

The Senate Commerce Committee has scheduled the markup of a bipartisan measure that proposes sweeping changes to collegiate athletics and has the backing of President Donald Trump. The panel is expected to take up several amendments at the markup on June 18, including one aimed at protecting non-revenue sports. Some…

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