In its release, the organization noted that the NCAA men’s basketball committee had conversations and “positive momentum” to move men’s games from halves to quarters.

Judge Claudia Wilken approved the House v. NCAA settlement late Friday, ending three federal lawsuits that alleged the NCAA was illegally limiting the earning power of student-athletes in college.

College sports are at an inflection point. Approval of the long-awaited House v. NCAA settlement was finally granted on Friday, a decision set to reshape the future of college sports. And yet, so ...

House v. NCAA settlement approved, allowing colleges to directly pay athletes. Terms include nearly $2.8 billion in back damages for former and current athletes and a $20.5 million cap for each D ...

Zakai Zeigler’s lawsuit seeking a fifth year of eligibility with Tennessee Basketball is not off to a promising start. According to Sportico, the NCAA on Monday motioned a federal judge to deny ...

A federal judge in California gave final approval to the $2.8 billion settlement between the NCAA, major conferences and former players. As a result, schools will be able to directly pay athletes.

Under the settlement, the NCAA is partnering with the College Sports Commission on enforcement of a new NIL policy that would track and evaluate all deals valued over $600. According to an NCAA ...

In its release, the organization noted that the NCAA men’s basketball committee had conversations and “positive momentum” to move men’s games from halves to quarters.

In its release, the organization noted that the NCAA men’s basketball committee had conversations and “positive momentum” to move men’s games from halves to quarters.

In its release, the organization noted that the NCAA men’s basketball committee had conversations and “positive momentum” to move men’s games from halves to quarters.

The NCAA approved several new measures aimed at improving the flow of the game, ... If there were a defining image of the 2024-25 men’s college basketball season, ...

In its release, the organization noted that the NCAA men’s basketball committee had conversations and “positive momentum” to move men’s games from halves to quarters.