The NCAA House settlement is a good-faith attempt to reach out to -- and compensate -- athletes who just missed the current ...

A settlement allowing revenue sharing with athletes will transform college sports. How will this new system work? We answer ...

The NCAA and its power conferences got final approval Friday of a nearly $2.8 billion antitrust deal allowing colleges to pay ...

The NCAA and the Power Five conferences have officially approved a settlement that will set up a model for colleges to begin paying athletes directly for the first time. The NCAA’s Board of ...

A federal judge in California gave final approval to the $2.8 billion settlement between the NCAA, major conferences and ...

The NCAA, the Power Five conferences and lawyers for the plaintiffs in three antitrust cases concerning the compensation of college athletes on Friday filed documents asking a federal judge in ...

The Power Five conferences combined for more than $3.3 billion in revenue during their 2022 fiscal years, their new federal tax records show. That represents an expected recovery from a pandemic ...

For the first time in the history of college sports, the NCAA and five power conferences—the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, SEC and Pac-12—have agreed to allow schools to directly pay athletes.

The Big Ten and SEC will never give up their leverage or their power. But right now a little less ego would be good for the ...

The SEC has long been considered the proverbial cream of the crop amongst Power Five conferences. Their status as college football's premier conference likely helped the Alabama Crimson Tide ...

The proposed House v. NCAA settlement introduces a first-of-its-kind enforcement regime for college athlete compensation, shifting oversight from ...