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J. Brady McCollough: With attack on UCLA’s Big Ten move, California Gov. Newsom conveniently forgets he pushed NIL domino

LOS ANGELES — Nearly three years ago, when Gov. Gavin Newsom joined LeBron James and his ensemble to sign California’s historic “Fair Pay to Play Act” into law on James’ HBO show “The Shop,” Newsom was more than happy to tell the truth about college sports. In fact, he seemed…

Los Angeles Times

Luke DeCock: Jim Phillips may be last idealist left in college sports. That should count for something.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Jim Phillips is a true believer. If there was any doubt about it before, there was none left after Wednesday. At a time when not only his conference but college athletics in general is being pulled in new, odd directions by forces both benign and malignant, the…

Tribune News Service

South Carolina’s Aliyah Boston declines late invitation to ESPYS

Boston, who helped the Gamecocks win the NCAA basketball title and swept the national awards as the game’s top player, originally wasn’t invited to the awards show.

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The Beautiful Mystique of the Hayward Field Tower

With the tower looming over the world championships in Eugene, one writer’s obsession with the out-of-place structure turned into an upset like many of the races held below.

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Mark Bradley: With college football in major flux, the SEC stands strong

Nobody could have envisioned a sport like this. There’s no governing body, the NCAA having long ago washed its hands. There’s an NCAA tournament for every collegiate sport except FBS, which means “football bowl subdivision.” The greatest power rests in conferences, though they’re in constant flux and the sport’s biggest…

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Mac Engel: One year later NIL has not crippled NCAA football, because nothing will

ARLINGTON, Texas — The three-letter monster that the NCAA and its fleet of lawyers predicted would be the demise of college athletics has changed amateur sports, not ended it.

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‘Somebody has to be first’: Stevenson becomes first NCAA school in nation to launch varsity men’s beach volleyball

Brett Adams has heard the doubts before.

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SEC’s Greg Sankey: ‘We’re already a superleague’

Will there be further expansion of the SEC? Perhaps. Will Oklahoma and Texas join the league early. Dunno. What’s the solution to competitive equity with the advent of NIL? Not sure but working on it. Will the College Football Playoffs expand? Maybe, eventually.

Tribune News Service

Trans Swimmer Lia Thomas Nominated for NCAA Woman of the Year

Penn nominated the Division I 500-yard freestyle champion for the award.

Sports Illustrated

Golfweek to host inaugural National Golf Invitational in May 2023 at Ak-Chin Southern Dunes Golf Club in Arizona

Think of the National Golf Invitational (NGI) like college basketball’s NIT.

USA Today Sports Media Group

NIL is a different game for female athletes. Exhibit A: Gators gymnastics.

GAINESVILLE, Fla. — UF gymnast Leah Clapper arrived from Michigan in 2018 possessing athletic prowess, academic purpose and an entrepreneurial spirit.

Orlando Sentinel

University of Pennsylvania nominates trans swimmer Lia Thomas for 2022 NCAA Woman of the Year Award

Swimmer Lia Thomas, who became the first openly transgender athlete to win an NCAA Division I national championship earlier this year, has been nominated for the 2022 NCAA Woman of the Year Award.

Tribune News Service

Officials preparing for a possible ‘waterfall’ of sports betting partnerships across college sports

The sportsbook sponsorships may be inevitable

USA Today Sports Media Group

Life at Saint Peter’s Already Looks Much Different

Shaheen Holloway and the bulk of his old roster have switched schools, but Jersey City won’t soon forget the Peacocks’ magical NCAA run.

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Oklahoma State Wrestler Accused of Sexual Assault, No Longer on Team

AJ Ferrari, a 2021 national champion, was set to enter his junior year with the Cowboys.

The Times of India

Exclusive: Won't lie, there's a bit of pressure heading into the World Athletics Championships, says Neeraj Chopra

NEW DELHI: No athlete is immune to pressure. Some get bogged down by the enormity of the occasion, others battle past their inner demons to conquer the emotions. Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra is one of them. Even if the Tokyo Games gold medallist doesn't want to be fluttered by the…

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In way-early ESPN bracketology, Kansas projected as No. 2 seed in 2023 NCAAs

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas’ men’s basketball team is listed as a No. 2 seed in the South Regional of the 2023 NCAA Tournament, according to ESPN.com’s current projections revealed on Tuesday.

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Max Homa had a perfect tweet about playing with Tiger Woods at The Open and golf fans loved it

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SI:AM | NIL, One Year Later

How have college sports changed in the year since name, image and likeness laws disrupted the landscape?

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Year 1 of NIL Brought Curveballs and Chaos. Now What?

Twelve months after the flood gates opened, plenty has changed—and in ways many didn’t see coming.

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WAC to Seed Conference Tournament Using KenPom Ratings, per Report

The WAC is believed to be the first conference to use advanced analytics to determine conference-tournament seeding.

Orlando Sentinel

NIL a year later: A good idea marred by poor execution and leadership

Oliver Luck was a two-time All-American quarterback who guided West Virginia to a win over the Florida Gators in the 1981 Peach Bowl.

Sports Illustrated

ACC Insider: Three Biggest Challenges That Admins See for League

With the ongoing NCAA conference discussions, ACC administrators highlight what they think the current commissioner Jim Phillips needs to focus on.

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Vahe Gregorian: Disillusioning latest wave of college realignment no surprise but has no end in sight

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — College athletics are careening towards chaos, if not already embroiled in it, with ever-churning conference realignment implications. And that’s entwined with the insatiable demand for profits and commercialism that obscure, if not outright mock, the educational mission.

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Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi to be featured on NBA 2K23 WNBA Edition cover

SEATTLE — For two decades, Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi have been intrinsically linked since winning the 2002 NCAA women's basketball national championship at the University of Connecticut.

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