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Florida governor refuses to recognise trans athlete Lia Thomas as winner of NCAA swimming title

A Florida governor is adamant that Lia Thomas is not the rightful winner of the NCAA swimming 500m freestyle title - some believe the transgender athlete should be allowed to compete with women

Daily Mirror

The Rhode Island Scumbag’s guide to betting the Sweet Sixteen (and thriving in Las Vegas)

After a scorching first round, what bets does the Scumbag have next?

USA Today Sports Media Group

Miami’s Isaiah Wong Focused on Seizing the Moments in March

The Hurricanes guard knew his dunk over Auburn’s Jabari Smith was highlight-worthy, but he's looking ahead with the goal of leading his team into a bigger, brighter spotlight.

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SEC Men’s Basketball Hits a Hard Reset With Slew of New Coaching Hires

A youth movement is on with the new coaches in the conference.

Sports Illustrated

Ranking the 2022 Women’s Sweet 16: Who Can Challenge the Four No. 1 Seeds?

From top seeds to surprise Cinderellas, we assess how the remaining teams in the NCAA tournament stack up.

Sports Illustrated

Florida Gov. DeSantis: Transgender swimmer's victory a fraud

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is jumping into the conversation about a transgender swimmer who won a collegiate title by declaring the runner-up as the real winner

The Independent UK

The IOC Has a New Trans-Inclusion Framework, but Is the Damage Already Done?

The testosterone-centered policies used at the Olympics aren’t just about elite sports. They trickle down to even the recreational and youth levels, and end up policing who gets to be a woman in women’s sports—and in society at large.

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Florida governor says trans swimmer Lia Thomas was not ‘rightful winner’ of NCAA title

Florida governor Ron DeSantis has issued a proclamation that a resident of his state is the ‘rightful’ holder of the NCAA title won by trans swimmer Lia Thomas

The Guardian - US

Adidas Announces Creation of Wide-Reaching NIL Network

Over 50,000 students will have the opportunity to profit off their name, image and likeness (NIL) under a new Adidas initiative.

Sports Illustrated

Sweet 16 power ratings: Where Arizona and UCLA fit within the collection of teams still standing

UCLA was good. Arizona was good and lucky.

Tribune News Service

Thursday's Sweet 16 Best Bets and Odds: Bank on Villanova and Gonzaga

Sports Illustrated

NCAA Sweet 16 matchups for potential Houston Rockets draft picks

Gonzaga’s Chet Holmgren and Duke’s Paolo Banchero are so close to an Elite Eight showdown. Here’s our look at who Rockets fans should watch in the Sweet 16 for 2022 NBA draft purposes.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Patrick Reusse: NBA has talent all over court, NCAA has balls clanging off the rim

MINNEAPOLIS — There were 275 colleges that claimed Division I status for the 1984-85 season, when the NCAA expanded the field for its men's basketball tournament to 64.

Tribune News Service

Two St. Peter's NCAA games land in Nielsen's top 20

Here's a pretty safe bet: last week was the first time ever that two St. Peter's University men's basketball games landed among the Nielsen company's top 20 shows

The Independent UK

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Five thoughts on new Mizzou basketball coach Dennis Gates

COLUMBIA, Mo. — For the third time in the last decade and fifth time in 16 years, fans flocked to Mizzou Arena on Tuesday to hear from Missouri’s new basketball coach on his first day on the job. This time, it’s Dennis Gates, the 42-year-old Chicago native who spent the…

The Independent UK

Top colleges accused of violating Black athletes' rights

The National College Players Association says NCAA Division I schools are violating the civil rights of Black basketball and major college football players by prohibiting compensation

Sports Illustrated

NCPA Files Civil Rights Complaint in Next Pay-to-Play Step

The National College Players Association asserts that Division I schools are violating Black students’ civil rights by colluding to cap athlete compensation.

Tribune News Service

States grapple with allowing high school athlete endorsements

In a handful of states, high school athletes have started making endorsement deals with pizza parlors, apparel companies and smartphone apps — cashing in on their status as star players.

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Ohio State Women’s basketball team moves on to Sweet 16

The Ohio State women's basketball team is heading to its first Sweet 16 in five years. #GoBucks

USA Today Sports Media Group

Q&A: Candace Parker talks about her new Title IX documentary, parenthood and equity in sports

Candace Parker's new documentary debuts the weekend of the men's Final Four.

Sports Illustrated

Celebrating Women’s History Month Through Iconic Sports Illustrated Photos

In honor of Women’s History Month, here are some of Sports Illustrated’s best photos of iconic women athletes throughout the years.

USA Today Sports Media Group

The NCAA should be embarrassed by how bad the refs have been so far in the men’s tournament

This can't go on.

Daily Mirror

Lord Sebastian Coe says "gender cannot trump biology" in transgender athlete debate

The president of World Athletics, Lord Sebastian Coe, has reacted to Lia Thomas becoming the first known transgender athlete to win a NCAA swimming title in the US

Sports Illustrated

Coach K’s Run, Officiating and One Clash You Can’t Miss: Our Sweet 16 Burning Questions

After exiting a suspenseful and sometimes controversial first weekend of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament, the stakes and competition now rise for the Sweet 16.

Sports Illustrated

UConn Wins an ‘Ugly’ One to Achieve Sweetness Yet Again

Despite receiving a tough, hard-nosed test from No. 7–seeded Central Florida, the Huskies are moving on in the women’s NCAA tournament.

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