Explore

FSU WireFSU Wire
FSU head coach voices frustration over ongoing eligibility battle

FSU head coach voices frustration over ongoing eligibility battle

Florida State coach Luke Loucks expressed frustration over Alex Steen’s eligibility fight as the veteran center continues pursuing a fifth season.
Gators WireGators Wire
Florida basketball awaits major eligibility decision ahead of season

Florida basketball awaits major eligibility decision ahead of season

ESPN identifies Denzel Aberdeen's eligibility as a major remaining question for Florida basketball ahead of 2026 season.
AP NewsAP News
Belichick lands North Carolina football in the headlines. Is all the turmoil worth it?

Belichick lands North Carolina football in the headlines. Is all the turmoil worth it?

Bill Belichick's tenure at North Carolina is under scrutiny after a recent loss to Clemson
SB NationSB Nation
CORN NATION Reacts Survey: Will Our Shot at the Champs Have National Eyes on Lincoln?

CORN NATION Reacts Survey: Will Our Shot at the Champs Have National Eyes on Lincoln?

Nebraska gets a crack at defending National Champion Indiana in 3 weeks. How high will the stakes be?
Rapid ReadRapid Read
Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson Discuss Protect College Sports Act and Higher Education Ideological Shifts

Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson Discuss Protect College Sports Act and Higher Education Ideological Shifts

Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson, a podcast host, discussed the ongoing efforts to pass the Protect College Sports Act in a recent episode of 'Verdict with Ted Cruz'. The conversation focused on the bill's momentum in the Senate and its potential path to House consideration. They examined proposed national standards for Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rights, athlete benefits, and college sports governance. The discussion also touched upon coaching recruitment rules, with specific mention of Lane Kiffin's role in shaping proposed reforms. Support for the legislation from various stakeholders, including the NCAA, major conferences, universities, and prominent figures like Matthew McConaughey and Deion Sanders, was highlighted. Beyond college sports, the episode delved into broader political topics, including Democratic Party politics, media coverage, and ideological shifts within higher education, specifically discussing faculty political donations at Princeton University and the perceived lack of ideologi...
SB NationSB Nation
Mid-Major Madness Reacts Survey: What’s the best mid-major team nickname?

Mid-Major Madness Reacts Survey: What’s the best mid-major team nickname?

Fighting Camels, Mastodons, Billikens, Golden Griffins, Ragin' Cajuns, Salukis? Did we miss anyone?
SB NationSB Nation
ATVS Reacts Poll: Will LSU beat Texas A&M on Saturday?

ATVS Reacts Poll: Will LSU beat Texas A&M on Saturday?

Vote in this week’s ATVS reacts poll and let us know your thoughts.
The Knoxville News-SentinelThe Knoxville News-Sentinel
What Rick Barnes said about Jalen Washington, eligibility for Tennessee basketball

What Rick Barnes said about Jalen Washington, eligibility for Tennessee basketball

Rick Barnes said Vanderbilt transfer Jalen Washington can practice with Tennessee basketball while his lawsuit against the NCAA plays out.
TrendlineTrendline
Millersville University Appoints Kate Corcoran as Director of Athletics

Millersville University Appoints Kate Corcoran as Director of Athletics

Millersville University Appoints Kate Corcoran as Director of Athletics
TrendlineTrendline
University of Arkansas at Little Rock Seeks Men's Basketball Administrative Assistant

University of Arkansas at Little Rock Seeks Men's Basketball Administrative Assistant

University of Arkansas at Little Rock Seeks Men's Basketball Administrative Assistant
TrendlineTrendline
University of Arkansas at Little Rock Athletics Seeks Director of Communications

University of Arkansas at Little Rock Athletics Seeks Director of Communications

University of Arkansas at Little Rock Athletics Seeks Director of Communications
Rapid ReadRapid Read
U.S. Senator Warnock Opposes College Sports Bill, Citing Harm to Student-Athletes

U.S. Senator Warnock Opposes College Sports Bill, Citing Harm to Student-Athletes

U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock of Georgia, along with all other Black Democrats in the Senate, voted against advancing the Protect College Sports Act. This comprehensive legislative framework aims to regulate college athletics by establishing a national framework for Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals, athlete compensation, media rights, and revenue sharing. The bill, which passed the Senate in a 77-22 bipartisan vote, is intended to address confusion among states operating under different rules. However, Senator Warnock and his colleagues, including Cory Booker of New Jersey, Lisa Blunt Rochester of Delaware, and Angela Alsobrooks of Maryland, opposed the bill. Their opposition aligns with the NAACP's stance, which argues that the legislation strips student-athletes of their bargaining rights and could disproportionately affect Black athletes. Senator Booker specifically stated that the bill jeopardizes college athletes' health and safety and provides broad-based antitrust exemption to the NCAA without s...