SMU hires Maryland AD Damon Evans for the same role with the ACC school in Dallas
SMU has hired Maryland athletic director Damon Evans for the same role with the Mustangs as the school nears the end of its ...
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Michelle Onyiah and coach Charmin Smith helped hold the Cal women’s program together through a difficult period.
Basketball-centric schools without football may soon gain major advantage. Here's how.
If House vs. NCAA settlement is approved, opening door to revenue-sharing with athletes, schools that care more about ...
Will Wade may be leaving McNeese, but that March Madness win 'changes everything'
This is huge for our school,” he said. “We got freaking $25 million in advertisements in the last couple of weeks. It’s going ...
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Previewing Syracuse women’s rowing’s 2025 campaign
Syracuse women’s rowing won its first ACC title in 2024. Here’s everything about SU before it tries to repeat as champions in ...
Cal’s Michelle Onyiah a center of attention in home region against Mississippi State in NCAA Women’s Tournament
Michelle Onyiah and coach Charmin Smith helped hold the Cal women’s program together through a difficult period.
With realignment in mind, new bill would require UNC, NC State to play annually in multiple sports
The Tar Heels and Wolfpack are both members of the Atlantic Coast Conference, but the league's long-term future has been questioned.
Dom Amore: The ACC now needs UConn as much as UConn needs the ACC. Oh, how things change
After years of scoffing, the idea of a power conference inviting UConn finally coming from outside CT. Will a change in ...
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How Much Money Do Teams And Conferences Really Make From March Madness? Complete Analysis Of The Massive Payouts
A Comprehensive Analysis of the Huge Payouts that Teams and Conferences Receive from the NCAA March Madness tournament.
Other states are preparing for the House NIL settlement. But can Florida schools compete?
Facing new costs for compliance with the NCAA lawsuit, and even more spending to potentially match competitors, Florida universities are full of trepidation with the settlement agreement looming.