A federal judge has allowed four football players fighting NCAA eligibility rules to compete at West Virginia this season.

To create more favorable matchups in the regional round, teams will now be seeded 1-32, according to a report.

A federal judge has allowed four football players fighting NCAA eligibility rules to compete at West Virginia this season.

The Michigan Wolverines have dominated college football headlines recently, as the NCAA officially issued extensive ...

Joel Klatt shared his thoughts on the Michigan Wolverines being penalized by the NCAA for sign stealing. He explained how the ...

The punishment handed down by Michigan for its signal-stealing scandal appears to signal a shift in the NCAA enforcement and ...

According to Softball America, softball will follow the format of college volleyball and women's soccer with the seeding of ...

Evie Parts, a former transgender athlete at Swarthmore College, is suing her alma mater and the NCAA after her brief removal ...

Welcome to SB Nation’s NCAA volleyball power rankings: ...

The dust has finally settled from the NCAA's lengthy investigation into Michigan's sign-stealing operation with significant ...

Evie Parts, a transgender woman, argues the NCAA and Swarthmore violated state and federal law by barring her from the ...

The recent NCAA report detailed a fractured dynamic between the football program and the school’s compliance department.