Dennis Dodd

The NCAA and its member schools are no strangers to making adjustments when necessary

The study calls for linemen at the youth, high school and college football levels to train in air-conditioned spaces

The proposed deal with a Luxembourg-based firm would bring a massive influx of cash to the league

The NCAA president is tasked with keeping the organization afloat amid a constantly shifting college sports landscape

State-sponsored sports betting has created all sorts of issues throughout college sports

The legendary Leach remains ineligible for induction by falling short of the required career winning percentage for a coach

Charlie Baker gave his first in-person remarks on Monday in the wake of the landmark House v. NCAA settlement agreement

The third-year FSU AD is at the forefront of the school's attempt to potentially leave the conference

Kessler, the lead attorney in the House vs. NCAA case, plans to see the settlement through

Chatter around expanding the playoff system in 2026 has cooled significantly in recent months

Saban and Meyer are two of the most successful college football coaches of the modern era

The SEC commissioner has become more agitated in recent months and was set off by a question Thursday about his experience with the NCAA

The 13-person selection committee has seldom been under such scrutiny before a season started

The way that different sports are funded and how many scholarships are awarded could be changing

Private equity money being added to the fold will create more separation between the haves and have nots