Former Alabama coach Nick Saban said Wednesday that he didn’t know much about a planned commission created by President Donald Trump for college sports. Sources told Yahoo Sports’ Ross ...

The agreement would create the College Sports Commission, a new entity geared toward rules enforcement. Power Four schools would be required to sign the contract or risk expulsion from their ...

The NCAA will continue to enforce a number of items, including eligibility rules, sports betting rules, academic requirements, and others, while a new entity called the College Sports Commission ...

Do we really need a college sports commission? / Gary Cosby Jr. / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images Nick Saban was being talked up as the likely head of President Donald Trump’s proposed ...

Sep 6, 2024; Dallas, Texas, USA; A view of the ACC logo during the first half of ... the breaking point of college sports is seemingly almost here. On Monday, Ross Dellenger of Yahoo!

Can a presidential commission do anything substantial to change college sports? The recent news that President Donald Trump may get involved in the prolonged effort to bring stability to college ...

and Wyalusing Area School Districts competed at the state level on May 20 and 21 at Elizabethtown College. During the competition, students chose one of six categories to compete in: Digital Movie ...

For the sake of America’s student-athletes, President Trump must do something to save college sports from the corrupting influence of greed. America’s college athletics programs should aspire ...

The Elizabethtown Police Department says people are going door-to-door claiming to be FEMA agents and even wearing vests and hats with the FEMA logo. According to a Facebook post from the ...

According to Republican Tim Burchett of Knoxville, college sports overall are not as fun anymore because the athletes get paid, something, according to him, that was better done illegally.

Perhaps after a series of antitrust losses in court, the governing body for college sports is running scared. The development raises two potential concerns for the NFL, if the prohibition is lifted.