A new era of college athletics is beginning after a federal judge approved a $2.8 billion antitrust settlement last week.

A combination of school policies and state laws dictates what deals athletes can make. The NCAA has allowed universities to ...

The appeal will not impact revenue sharing — slated to start July 1 — but will pause the back-pay damages portion of the ...

As earthshaking as the House settlement with the NCAA is, universities have been planning for this for so long, the actual ...

Plus, some changes to college basketball’s play review process and news regarding a potential switch from halves to quarters.

The settlement required years of mountain moving and billions of dollars. It's only delaying the inevitable, but college ...

Siena athletes were compensated through a third party, the Siena-endorsed Saints March On NIL collective that was launched ...

No one said it's going to be easy. The post NCAA House Settlement Takes Surprising Turn as $2.5B Jackpot For College Athletes ...

Federal judge Claudia Wilken signed off on a settlement resolving three antitrust compensation cases brought against the NCAA ...

California district judge Claudia Wilken gave her approval of the House v. NCAA settlement, officially signaling the start of ...