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Ohio State softball’s run in Big Ten tournament comes to an end

It was a good run and now we wait to see where Ohio State is headed in the NCAA Tournament. #GoBucks

USA Today Sports Media Group

Barry holds on to top spot in final spring 2022 Bushnell/Golfweek Division II Coaches Poll

The Buccaneers finished second in their regional and has advanced to the 2022 NCAA Division II Championships.

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A Q&A with the coach whose team got the last at-large berth in the NCAA Regionals: ‘We’ll be ready’

The top five teams from each regional, along with the top individual not on those teams, will advance to the national championships.

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2022 NBA Draft Sleepers: Under-the-Radar Prospects to Watch

Terquavion Smith, Keon Ellis and Tyrese Martin are just a few underappreciated prospects you should keep a close eye on.

Sports Illustrated

Iowa AD Thinks NCAA Should Change Transfer Rule Amid NIL Concerns

Gary Barta has an idea for how college sports can regulate the new system.

Sports Illustrated

UW AD Jen Cohen, on the current state of NIL: Recruiting inducements and pay-for-play are ‘taking kids away from schools’

“I’m going to state the obvious,” UW athletic director Jen Cohen began, “and that is that this is a very complex and challenging time for college athletics.”

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ACC coaches ponder repair of basketball credibility

AMELIA ISLAND, Fla. — Before they could entertain the pressing matters that are poised to shake up college athletics — namely, the transfer portal and name, image and likeness — the ACC men's basketball coaches had a higher priority upon gathering at this week's conference spring meetings.

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J. Brady McCollough: Pac-12 and others must create their own NIL rules if NCAA won’t do its job

In late April, USC was accused by Pittsburgh coach Pat Narduzzi of tampering with star wide receiver Jordan Addison, using name, image and likeness deals in an attempt to lure the player to Los Angeles before he had even entered his name in the transfer portal.

Los Angeles Times

Top programs leaning on boosts from popular transfer portal

College basketball coaches around the country are plugging holes and adding veterans to their rosters through the transfer portal

The Independent UK

Meet the 24 teams and 12 individuals to advance to the 2022 NCAA Div. I Women’s Golf National Championship

Grayhawk Golf Club in Scottsdale, Arizona, will host the national championship, May 20-25.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Ray Romano to Play NC State Legend Jim Valvano in Upcoming Film

The iconic head coach is getting his own biopic.

Sports Illustrated

Stay-or-Go NBA Draft Decisions That Will Shape NCAA Season

As the G League camp and pro combine loom, hoops programs are sweating out the pro verdict of these NCAA stars.

Sports Illustrated

College sports' NIL may be too big to fail

The NIL landscape has evolved so rapidly in 10 months that the NCAA's latest move may be too little, too late.

Axios

Top athletes have special advantages entering college, like children of alumni

In recent years, colleges have paid more attention to complaints that their admissions decisions give unfair advantages to children of their alumni. Lawmakers in Congress and state legislatures are deciding whether to address the advantages given to these so-called “legacy” admissions.

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At ACC meetings, confusion persists amid NCAA’s new NIL guidelines and lack of clarity

FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla. — Football coaches and athletic directors from ACC schools had been meeting for about two and a half hours here on Monday when the NCAA, at last, released long-awaited guidance concerning name, image and likeness. The news spread quickly behind closed doors during the ACC’s annual spring…

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Mike Brey Has Stern Message for Coaches With NIL Complaints

The Notre Dame coach: “Shut up and adjust.”

Chicago Sun-Times

Young’s Dalen Davis raises his stock with strong showings during NCAA evaluation periods

Physically, mentally and productively, the junior from Young is playing the best basketball of his career.

Sports Illustrated

It’s Never Too Late to Live Out Your College Football Dreams

Just ask these athletes, who took winding roads to accomplish the feat in their 30s, 40s, 50s and even 60s.

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How Duke is navigating NIL, Alston payments, and changing college sports landscape

DURHAM, N.C. — As the college sports landscape shook to its foundation core around him, Jon Scheyer attracted the nation's No.1 recruiting haul in the Class of 2022 to Duke and he's well on his way to another top class for next year.

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NCAA releases updated guidance on name, image, and likeness

Not sure this guidance makes things all that much clear when it comes to name, image, and likeness.

Sports Illustrated

NCAA Approval of NIL Guidelines Threatens Booster Collectives

A crackdown could be coming, but does the collegiate governing body have the resources?

Sports Illustrated

Twitter Reacts to Notre Dame’s NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Tournament Snub

This is the first time the team will miss the tournament since 2005.

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Ohio State women’s tennis out of NCAAs after loss to Vanderbilt

It was still a season to be proud of.

Chicago Sun-Times

High school athletes start to take advantage of NIL deals

Seven states have so far approved the deals for prep athletes. Other states continue to debate whether NILs would sully high school sports.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Purdue’s Devon Brouse, the only coach in both the men’s and women’s Halls of Fame, set to retire at season’s end

Devon Brouse has been at Purdue for 23 seasons; he coached both the men's and women's teams for 15 seasons.

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