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The days of the NCAA overseeing college athletics are numbered if a new contract for Nebraska women’s volleyball coach John Cook is any indication. Cook, a four-time national champion, agreed to a new long-term deal with the Huskers on Thursday. But it was specific language in the contract that

Southern Utah University was hit with sanctions on Wednesday morning after the NCAA found its football program guilty of tampering. Meanwhile, these kinds of behavior are rampant within college football and absolutely happening. It is truly mind-boggling how the NCAA chooses to handle its

Apparently there is a rather stout market for counterfeit championship rings for baseball, football, basketball, and hockey these days. Because despite hundreds of fake sports championship rings being seized by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) every year, people keep trying to smuggle them

File this one under “things you could’ve seen coming a mile away.” Less than a week after the NCAA agreed to an historic settlement that paves the way for college athletes to be paid directly by schools as part of a revenue share model, college football programs (and athletic departments as a

Small school college football programs are already fighting what appears to be a losing battle. Conference realignment, the transfer portal and NIL legislation have made it nearly impossible for a program without a sizable budget to compete with the big boys. Now it appears the Football Bowl