A landmark ruling now allows universities to directly pay student athletes. Programs at KU, K-State, and Mizzou could see major shifts, and former NCAA players may be owed back pay.

The House v. NCAA settlement means instant changes to college athletics, and big things for the Gonzaga Bulldogs.

To prepare for this new model, Iowa Athletics has created Flight Funds, a new charitable avenue that allows donors to invest ...

Conference commissioners lauded a judge’s approval of a $2.8 billion antitrust lawsuit settlement as a means for bringing ...

Kansas commit JJ Dunnigan Jr. is doing his best to lure Ian Premer, the top-ranked 2026 recruit in the state, to Lawrence.

As revenue sharing goes into effect, MSU AD J Batt can lean on a successful soccer career at North Carolina to aid his ...

The 2024-25 Austin Area High School Sports Awards show was on Monday night at The Long Center-Dell Hall. More than 300 ...

NIL deals will now go through a clearinghouse called NIL GO to make sure they are paying athletes for what the actual ...

Former Big 12 forward and Kansas transfer target Patrick Suemnick committed to Seton Hall, cutting the Jayhawks’ remaining ...

Sr. Associate AD of Media Relations Doug Tammaro: We discuss his early days starring on the basketball courts of western ...