In the aftermath of the latest chaos for the Class of 2022 on Friday, a general manager of a college football team sent CBS Sports a message with a meme of Ed Helms' character in "The Hangover." It ...

GREENWICH, N.Y. (NEWS10) — NEWS10 Sports’ Champions Week wrapped up Friday. The final defending Section 2 champ left to preview: Greenwich, where the Witches will be seeking a third consecutive Class ...

The chaotic off-season in college football has continued to play out in court rooms across the country, as athletes are suing the NCAA on a daily basis pertaining to their eligibility as part of the ...

The decision essentially pauses a preliminary injunction that granted a fifth season for the upcoming 2026-27 college season and represents a significant legal victory for the NCAA. Grace Hollars / ...

Our question on the floor today: Is the NCAA’s resistance to granting the high school class of 2022 a fifth season of college sports eligibility rooted in its abiding incompetence or in a self-serving ...

The 2022 NFL Draft was an absolute mess. There were a lot of really amazing players, but the first round was full of busts, with teams totally mis-evaluating players in the process. This was a class ...

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The NCAA is standing by its decision not to grant a blanket waiver for a fifth year of eligibility to student-athletes in the 2022 high school recruiting class following the adoption of its age-based ...

Judge Charlotte N. Sweeney of the U.S. District Court in Colorado issued a class-wide preliminary injunction affecting those athletes whose standard four years of college eligibility recently ended.

There's no wilder place to be than the world of college athletics. Imagine asking a college sports fan in 2016 what they imagined the NCAA would look like in 2026. It'd be difficult for them to ...

August 1 - College athletes from the high school Class of 2022 were granted an additional year of NCAA eligibility on Friday thanks to a court ruling in Denver. Judge Charlotte N. Sweeney of the U.S.

DENVER -- A federal court dealt a perhaps chaos-inducing blow to the NCAA's new eligibility rule Friday when it ruled that all high school class of 2022 athletes who exhausted their fourth season of ...