Ten Patriots named to NCATA academic honor roll

Francis Marion University’s acrobatics and tumbling program is celebrating a remarkable achievement as ten of its dedicated student-athletes have been named to the prestigious National Collegiate Acrobatics & Tumbling Association (NCATA) academic honor roll. This significant recognition underscores the university’s unwavering commitment to fostering both athletic prowess and outstanding academic […]

Conference Realignment: How Texas State Joining The Pac-12 Impacts UNLV

The landscape of college athletics is undergoing a monumental transformation, profoundly reshaping the competitive environment for institutions nationwide, with the potential move of Texas State to the Pac-12 conference serving as a pivotal example of this seismic shift in the NCAA. This monumental shift is poised to create substantial ripple […]

Ohio State Buckeyes’ Jeremiah Smith Reacts to Major Announcement

The collegiate sports world is currently abuzz, fixated on a monumental announcement involving Ohio State Buckeyes’ highly-touted wide receiver, Jeremiah Smith. This pivotal development, which has quickly seized the attention of sports media and analysts nationwide, is widely anticipated to have profound and lasting implications for both Smith’s burgeoning career […]

Under-the-radar players who could emerge for every top 25 team

As the anticipation for the 2025 sports season builds, a keen eye turns towards the often-overlooked yet critically important stratum of athletic talent: the under-the-radar players within the nation’s top 25 teams. These are not the household names dominating headlines, but rather the individuals poised to significantly impact their respective […]

Good Morning, Illini Nation: Shark ‘week’ in Champaign

Champaign, Illinois, is poised to become the epicenter of collegiate sports excitement as the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign prepares to host a highly anticipated multi-team sporting event, affectionately dubbed ‘Shark Week’ by local enthusiasts. This unique gathering promises a thrilling series of matchups, drawing significant attention from fans of […]

Notes: Title IX implications of House v. NCAA settlement unclear

The landmark “House v. NCAA” settlement, poised to reshape the financial landscape of collegiate athletics, has introduced a wave of complex legal challenges, chief among them the intricate implications for Title IX compliance. As institutions grapple with the prospect of direct athlete compensation, the specifics of revenue distribution and their […]

Matt Calkins: Texas State addition completes Pac-12’s new look, but is it enough?

Matt Calkins critically assesses the seismic shifts occurring within collegiate athletics, particularly focusing on the Pac-12 conference and its strategic integration of Texas State. This pivotal move represents a bold attempt to redefine the conference amidst an era of unprecedented transformation, prompting a crucial question: are these additions genuinely sufficient […]

November pairings set for MAC-SBC Challenge

The much-anticipated November pairings for the MAC-SBC Challenge have officially been unveiled, setting the stage for an exciting start to the 2025-26 women’s college basketball season. This cross-conference initiative aims to elevate the competitive landscape within college sports, creating compelling matchups that will test teams early and often. Fans of […]

Select Boston College Players Participate In Boston Built Different Skillz Clinic: The Rundown

The recently concluded “Boston Built Different Skillz Clinic” in Boston marked a significant stride in collegiate athletic development, drawing together a distinguished cohort of select Boston College athletes, with a notable representation from the esteemed women’s lacrosse program. This intensive skill clinic was meticulously crafted to elevate both fundamental and […]

California colleges can now pay athletes directly. Why taxpayers may foot some of the bill

A groundbreaking settlement arising from a significant class-action lawsuit has irrevocably altered the landscape of collegiate sports, empowering California colleges to directly compensate their athletes—a seismic shift away from the long-held tradition of amateurism. This landmark decision ushers in a new era where the financial contributions of student-athletes are formally […]

UCD women’s volleyball releases home schedule

Anticipation is building in the collegiate sports world as the UC Davis women’s volleyball program, under the seasoned leadership of Head Coach Dan Conners, officially unveiled its comprehensive 2025 home schedule. Conners, now entering his twelfth year at the helm of the Aggies, has meticulously crafted a challenging slate designed […]

OU Softball: Oklahoma Lands Another SEC Pitcher From the Transfer Portal

The Oklahoma Sooners softball program has once again underscored its unparalleled dominance in collegiate athletics, making a significant acquisition through the highly competitive NCAA transfer portal by securing a formidable pitcher from the Southeastern Conference. This strategic move is meticulously designed to bolster the Sooners’ already powerhouse pitching rotation, which […]

NCAA’s House settlement era begins

The landscape of collegiate athletics underwent an unprecedented transformation this Tuesday, as the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) officially ushered in its “House settlement era,” a landmark decision permitting athletic programs nationwide to directly compensate their student-athletes. This monumental shift fundamentally redefines the long-standing amateurism model, marking the most significant […]

EKU announces 2025 Athletics Hall of Fame Class

Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) has officially unveiled its highly anticipated 2025 Athletics Hall of Fame induction class, a prestigious assembly poised to celebrate both individual brilliance and collective triumph within the realm of college sports. This forthcoming ceremony will honor seven distinguished individuals whose exceptional contributions have left an indelible […]

Former Cougars left heartbroken by cuts to Washington State’s track and field program

The recent announcement from Washington State University (WSU) to significantly alter its intercollegiate track and field program has sent ripples of disappointment through its athletic community, particularly among former student-athletes who once proudly wore the Cougars’ colors. This strategic pivot, favoring a “distance-focused approach,” entails the complete elimination of all […]