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Transgender women swimmers barred from female competitions by Fina

New policy states that transgender women who have experienced ‘any part of male puberty’ cannot compete in female events following the report of a scientific panel

The Guardian - UK

EXPLAINER: Title IX update faces polarized challenges

At least 19 states have passed laws or adopted rules that either bar or limit participation in sports by transgender athletes

The Independent UK

UNC Basketball Legend Lennie Rosenbluth Dies at 89

The three-time All-ACC talent led the Tar Heels to an undefeated season and the program’s first NCAA title in 1957.

Sports Illustrated

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Davidson HC Bob McKillop Announces Retirement After 33 Years

The Naismith Hall of Fame nominee famously coached 2022 NBA Finals MVP Stephen Curry for three seasons.

Sports Illustrated

EA Sports Aims to Release CFB Video Game in 2023, per Letter

The company originally announced the return of the popular series in Feb. 2021.

Sports Illustrated

Rocco’s Jell-O shot counter is one of the College World Series’ finest traditions

What better way to prove your fandom than by buying thousands of Jell-O shots?

USA Today Sports Media Group

Inspired by Title IX, Joetta Clark Is Now Inspiring the Next Generation

The four-time Olympian and distance runner witnessed the impact of the statute firsthand during her career. Now, she’s paying it forward and guiding the women in sports today.

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Title IX creating opportunities for international athletes

Maria Bulanova was surprised she could be recruited to the bowling team at Vanderbilt University “all the way from Russia.”

The Independent UK

Carol Hutchins Won’t Stop Fighting For Women’s Equality

The esteemed Michigan softball coach and self-proclaimed “Title IX boomer” is committed to combating the ongoing gender disparities in college sports.

Sports Illustrated

Chip Scoggins: Meet Joseph Fahnbulleh, the fastest man in NCAA track and field

MINNEAPOLIS — Something about the way the freshman ran caught the eye of Hopkins track and field coach Nick Lovas and made him pay close attention. It was the power in his stride, the lift in his hips, his graceful form … everything looked so different.

Tribune News Service

Temple fencing coach Nikki Franke is as inspiring as ever

PHILADELPHIA — On the night before the 2020 Northwestern University duals, the Temple women’s fencing team filtered out of a restaurant in Chicago and onto the street corner. Before the group started a walk back to the hotel, one of sophomore Cassie Navalta’s teammates delivered news that stopped them in…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Michael Vick admits that NIL would have kept him at Virginia Tech longer

Michael Vick said that if he had an NIL deal, he would have remained at Virginia Tech for another year instead of going to the NFL draft.

USA Today Sports Media Group

After almost a year, former Duke basketball players reflect on how NIL has changed game

DURHAM, N.C. — When the NCAA reversed course last summer to allow athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness, its No. 1 concern was preventing NIL from becoming a recruiting inducement.

Tribune News Service

Kevin Sherrington: Doesn’t NCAA have better things to do than police an anthem singer over Horns Down sign?

Zach Collier teaches in the Dallas area and only sings the national anthem on the side, but it’s apparently a growth industry. Or it used to be, anyway. On average, he belts out “The Star-Spangled Banner” at sporting events once a month. Rangers games, Astros games, even a Dallas Wings…

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We zeroed-in on 10 players who likely got the most attention from top college as the NCAA's unlimited contact period commenced on June 15.

Chicago Sun-Times

Nine questions and answers on the upcoming June live recruiting period

The NCAA added two “live” June weekends to the recruiting calendar for college coaches to evaluate prospects. Illinois will take full advantage of the opportunity with four events over those two weekends.

Tribune News Service

Mac Engel: We don’t need to know if Marion Barber had CTE to know football safety needs tweaking

FORT WORTH, Texas — When Marion Barber died last week, many former players, and his ex-teammates, speculated that the game he played with Godzilla ferocity was a root cause.

Sports Illustrated

Singer Won’t Perform CWS National Anthem After Horns Down Gesture

The Texas A&M alum used the gesture at a Texas–Oklahoma State WCWS game last week, and the NCAA found the act offensive.

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Ohio State football program receives perfect Academic Progress Rate score

The academic performance within the Ohio State athletic programs isn't talked about enough. #GoBucks

USA Today Sports Media Group

‘Offensive’ horns-down gesture gets anthem singer booted from the College World Series

OK, cool, hook 'em.

Sports Illustrated

Sources: NCAA Enforcement Launches Miami NIL Inquiry

NCAA staff members interviewed billionaire booster John Ruiz and others involved with the school.

Sports Illustrated

Top 2024 Hoops Recruits Prep for Unlimited Contact Period

Top rising juniors have a long night ahead as NCAA rules permit coaches to engage recruits on June 15.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | The Warriors Finally Gave Steph Some Help

Andrew Wiggins had the game of his life.

Sports Illustrated

How Transfer Portal Leads Recruits to Rethink About Reclassifying

Long gone are the days of pushing for players to enter college early with coaches instead opting for experience over development.

Sports Illustrated

When Women's College Basketball Had to Choose: AIAW or NCAA

Nearly 10 years after the passage of Title IX, the NCAA presented a new option for women's athletics when it hosted its first women's basketball championship in 1982. But it meant leaving behind a decade of women’s sports that were governed by women.

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