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Reggie Bush sues USC, Pac-12 and NCAA to seek NIL compensation during Trojans career
Former USC football star Reggie Bush has filed a lawsuit against his school, the NCAA and the Pac-12 in a bid to recoup money made on his name, image and likeness during his career with the Trojans two decades ago.
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AAC schools turn down Pac-12 as Gonzaga discusses potentially joining conference
Four schools in the American Athletic Conference will not join the Pac-12, but AP sources said Gonzaga is now discussing potentially joining the conference.
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Pac-12 announces addition of four schools to conference
The Pac-12 conference announced its expansion from two teams to six. The conference still needs two more schools to meet the NCAA minimum requirement.
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Punches thrown in fight between players in NCAA women's soccer game
A fistfight between two players broke out Sunday in a Rutgers vs. UMass women’s soccer match.
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What are realistic expectations for UCLA football in first Big Ten season?
NBC Sports lead college football insider Nicole Auerbach examines what UCLA fans can expect as the Bruins navigate their first season in the Big Ten.
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Nicole Auerbach previews Colorado vs. Nebraska on NBC
NBC Sports lead college football insider Nicole Auerbach discusses the upcoming Colorado vs. Nebraska matchup, sharing insights on Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders and Cornhuskers QB Dylan Raiola.
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Big 12 to consider inviting UConn after school makes pitch, AP sources say
The Big 12 is about to begin its first year as a 16-team conference after adding Arizona, Arizona State, Colorado and Utah from the Pac-12 last year.
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Notre Dame suspends men's swim team for one year after review finds NCAA gambling violations
NCAA rules prohibiting gambling were among the numerous violations found during an external review of the Notre Dame men’s swimming program.
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USC's JuJu Watkins wins breakthrough athlete at The ESPYS
The Southern California basketball star had a standout freshman season, leading the Trojans to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament for the first time in decades.
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How many colleges have flag football programs in 2024?
Flag football is growing in popularity across the country, with many states now sanctioning the sport ahead of its 2028 Olympic debut.
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NCAA council votes to remove cannabis from banned drug list, removes limits on on-field coaches
The NCAA Division I council voted to remove use of cannabis products from the banned drug class for championships and postseason participation in football.
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Tennessee earns first national title in baseball with 6-5 win over Texas A&M
The Tennessee Volunteers came from behind to win the College World Series over the Texas A&M Aggies in Game 3 on Monday.
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How to watch Texas A&M vs. Tennessee in men's College World Series final
From how to watch to dates and more, here’s what to know about the Texas A&M-Tennessee 2024 men’s College World Series matchup.
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10 members of NC State's 1983 national champions sue NCAA over NIL compensation
The players on Monday sued the NCAA and the Collegiate Licensing Company seeking compensation for unauthorized use of their name, image and likeness.
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Oklahoma wins record fourth straight NCAA softball title after beating Texas
The Sooners on Thursday swept the Longhorns in two games to claim their fourth straight NCAA softball title and eighth overall, all under coach Patty Gasso.
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How to watch Oklahoma vs. Texas in Women's College World Series finals
Oklahoma and Texas will face off for the college softball national title. Here is everything to know for the 2024 Women’s College World Series finals.
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College sports departments gearing up for ‘economic earthquake' with direct pay for athletes looming
Budget wrangling and an untold number of potentially difficult decisions are looming for athletic departments across the country.
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Who gets paid? How much? What to know about the landmark NCAA settlement
The plan, which still needs approval from plaintiffs and a federal judge, calls for paying damages to thousands of former and current college athletes who say now-defunct NCAA rules prevented them from earning endorsement money.
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NCAA, power conferences agree to allow schools to pay players in $2.8 billion settlement
If approved by the federal judge overseeing the case, athletes could be compensated more like professionals and schools can compete for talent using direct payments.
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NCAA votes to accept $2.8 billion settlement that could dramatically change college sports
The NCAA and Big Ten Conference leadership have approved a $2.8 billion settlement of antitrust claims, moving college athletics closer to some of the most sweeping changes in its history.