UCLA football prepares for changes as House vs. NCAA outcome looms

UCLA’s Key Lawrence making the most of his time as a Bruin

Key Lawrence has logged more miles than an Allman Brothers roadie, but he still has not enjoyed a meal at In-N-Out Burger. Don’t worry – it’s on his list of things to do. Lawrence, a UCLA safety and native of Nashville, Tennessee, is prepping for his sixth season of college football. The Music City Man is striking all the right keys in his first spring camp with the Bruins. “I’m passionate, and I’m someone who’s going to find the ball and uplift…

Paul Saluja: Defining moment for college sports and WV youth (Opinion)

The recent $2.8 billion settlement in House v. NCAA is more than a headline — it’s a seismic shift in the landscape of college athletics. This case, which directly confronts decades of inequity in student-athlete compensation, is the latest in…

UCLA football prepares for changes as House vs. NCAA outcome looms

LOS ANGELES — UCLA’s spring football camp has begun its third week, and in the background, the coaching staff is bracing for changes that could be brought about by the ongoing legal case known as House vs. NCAA. The House settlement will decide whether or not schools share revenue with student-athletes and determine the size of a team based on roster limits rather than scholarships. Offseason roster planning isn’t as routine as in previous years…

Duke, UNC Athletes File Lawsuit Against The NCAA

Top 10 Individual Rivalries In Sports (1:30) A pair of ACC rivals have reportedly joined forces to file a lawsuit against college football's governing body.UNC wideout J.J. Jones and Duke linebacker Cameron Bergeron have reportedly come together to file litigation in North Carolina state court against the NCAA regarding its eligibility rules.Per college athletics attorney Mit Winter, the two are challenging the organization's  stipulation that l…

From The Desk Of VP & Director of Athletics Mike Broeker - Marquette University Athletics

I write to you at a pivotal moment in the world of college athletics, a time of transformation that will undeniably shape the future of our programs. As you may know, the ongoing legal case surrounding the House settlement is one of many developments driving significant changes across college athletics.

2 Duke football players suing NCAA for additional eligibility

Former Duke football players Ryan Smith and Tre’Shon Devones filed a lawsuit against the NCAA, with both seeking an additional year of college football eligibility. The source of the players’ lawsuit appears to be money, with the suit saying that both players made $50,000 in NIL money last season and have been offered $150,000 for the 2025 season. 2 Duke football players (Ryan Smith and Tre'Shon Devones) have filed suit in Durham County vs. NCAA…