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August 7

NC State's 1983 national championship team has NIL case dismissed by judge

The 1983 N.C. State men's basketball team had their NIL case thrown out by a judge this week in an attempt to get retroactive payments.

August 5

The World Is Dan Hurley’s Playground: UConn Strikes Gold with Furphy and Reibe

Known for their sharp eye in evaluating talent, UConn’s coaching staff went global — landing Jacob Furphy and Eric Reibe — two international prospects who fit the Huskies’ system to a tee.

August 5

Legendary sports agent breaks down Trump's 'Saving College Sports' executive order

Veteran sports agent Leigh Steinberg responded to Trump's executive order on college sports, praising efforts to regulate recruiting and protect women's athletics.

August 1

Auburn's Bruce Pearl rips Obama over policies as president, making 'everything ... black and white'

Days after ripping Barack Obama's stance on Palestinian aid, Auburn head coach Bruce Pearl ripped the former president again for his other policies.

July 29

Ohio State-TCU, Michigan-Vanderbilt Featured In 2026 Coretta Scott King Classic

The Coretta Scott King Classic returns for its second year on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, January 19, 2026, at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.

July 28

Tulane basketball star Gregg Glenn III dies in 'tragic accident' at 22 years old

Gregg Glenn III, a 22-year-old Tulane basketball star and Health & Wellness major from Pompano Beach, Florida, died in a 'tragic accident' after a breakout season.

July 28

Auburn's Bruce Pearl needles Obama over statement on Gaza

Auburn Tigers men's basketball head coach Bruce Pearl took a swipe at former President Barack Obama on Monday over his statement on Gaza.

July 25

Kansas basketball coach Bill Self hospitalized after encountering 'concerning symptoms' in latest health scare

Longtime Jayhawks men's basketball coach Bill Self received of pair of stents during a heart procedure after experiencing "some concerning symptoms."

July 25

Nick Saban praises Trump's executive order cracking down on pay-to-play in college sports

Former Alabama coach Nick Saban voiced support for Trump’s new order, saying it helps protect student-athlete opportunities and competitive balance.

July 24

Trump signs executive order to regulate the business of college sports

President Donald Trump's new executive order prohibits third-party pay-to-play payments to college athletes after the House v. NCAA settlement on paying college athletes.