The era of revenue sharing is here, opening on July 1st. Since then, Opendorse and Teamworks, both of which are systems that schools are using to distribute that rev-share to athletes, have reportedly ...

Just when it seemed like the college basketball transfer portal was cooling down, another round of player movement has been ...

The NCAA is opening up a new, one-time transfer portal window for specially designated players, giving Luke Fickell another ...

On Wednesday, the NCAA announced that they are opening a one-time transfer portal window this summer, from July 7 to August 5 ...

A new transfer portal window is opening up later this summer. The NCAA Committee on Legislative Relief has issued a waiver to ...

Ross Dellenger of Yahoo Sports reported Tuesday that 319 NCAA Division I schools, roughly 82%, have officially opted into the House settlement for the 2025-26 academic year. The deadline to opt in was ...

The NCAA is establishing a waiver for designated student-athletes to enter a temporary transfer portal this summer.

The NCAA Committee on Legislative Relief announced it will issue a one-time waiver to allow Division I athletes that programs ...

As a result of the House settlement allowing players to be grandfathered in under new roster limits, those players are now permitted to transfer.

With revenue-sharing in college sports set to go into effect on Tuesday, a new conversation in the industry has already begun ...

OpenDorse, which calls itself the leading athlete marketplace and NIL technology company, released its annual NIL report as ...

Schools can now officially offer financial compensation to athletes, with the settlement of the landmark House vs. NCAA court ...