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The gymnast, who won gold on floor exercise at the Tokyo Games, recorded the first 10 of her NCAA career—this time on the uneven bars.

Last week, Morrow became the fourth player to have a 30-point double-double against Connecticut. The previous three, Candace Parker, Angel McCoughtry and Jackie Young, were taken first overall in their respective WNBA drafts.

The Irish are in a better position to make the tourney after key road victory against Miami.

ATLANTA — Once upon a time, whispered tales of improper benefits involved $50 handshakes. A booster would shake a college athlete’s hand and share more than warm greetings. The All-American Hugh McElhenny, who played at Washington 70 years ago, offered a variation: “A wealthy guy puts money under my pillow…

On the cusp of a dynasty in Charlottesville, UVA lacrosse has all the tools it needs for a third straight NCAA title.

The men's and women's lax seasons look to be full of amazing action in 2022.

16 members of the Quakers women's swimming and diving team sent a letter to prevent the swimmer, a transgender woman, from competing this postseason.

High school athletes were historically not allowed to profit off their NIL—and most still can’t. But a 16-year-old star is among the first to change that.

The Wisconsin Badgers will meet the Illinois Fighting Illini in college hoops action on Wednesday night from State Farm Center.

College football essentially now has year-round free agency, bringing its own ramifications.

The debate over transgender athletes’ right to compete has gained urgency with the emergence of University of Pennsylvania swimmer Lia Thomas