The NCAA Division I Administrative Committee has announced that it is removing the ban on college athletes and staff members to bet on professional sports.
According to the statement made by the NCAA, the ruling would still prohibit players and staff from betting on any collegiate athletics, but would no Read More
The NCAA has officially decided on the dates of the new single transfer portal window that will take effect after this season.
The portal will be open from Jan. 2-16, officially approved by the Division I Administrative Committee. It has also changed the window for player’s whose head coach has Read More
The NCAA Administrative Committee voted on Wednesday to eliminate the spring transfer portal window.
Going forward, there will be just one transfer portal window, though the committee has not decided when that portal will be open.
Earlier this month, the NCAA Football Oversight Committee voted to move to a single Read More
According to an ESPN report, the NCAA notified parties tied to the Michigan infractions case that punishments and findings will be publicly released on Friday.
Michigan has been charged with 11 total violations, including six that are considered Level I violations, all of which relate to the sign-stealing scandal and Read More
Changes seem to be coming to the House settlement already after it was approved by Judge Claudia Wilkin in June, as House plaintiff attorneys worked out a deal with power conferences and the NCAA to relax restrictions on NIL collectives, according to a report published on Tuesday from Yahoo Sports’ Read More
Judge Claudia Wilken approved a landmark multi-billion-dollar settlement Friday night, which will allow colleges to directly pay student-athletes.
As part of the settlement, the NCAA will distribute $2.8 billion in back damages to student-athletes who played college sports from 2016 to present day. The settlement will allow each school to Read More
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When Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore received a self-imposed two-game suspension on Monday for his role in an alleged sign-stealing operation, my two-pronged reaction was as follows: 1. The NCAA is never going to let that stick. 2. Who knew teams could decide which games they Read More
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Michigan is expected to suspend head football coach Sherrone Moore for two games this upcoming season as a self-imposed punishment in the sign-stealing case, ESPN reported on Monday morning.
Moore’s suspension will reportedly be for the Wolverines’ Week 3 and Week 4 games against Read More
Nearly five months after the NCAA revealed its Notice of Allegations against Michigan, which said it has committed 11 infractions and six Level I violations pertaining to their elaborate sign-stealing scandal, the school has provided a response.
According a report by Ross Dellenger of Yahoo Sports released on Tuesday, Michigan Read More
The NCAA Division I council voted on Tuesday, approving a rule change that permits any staff member to provide technical and tactical instruction to players.
The new rule will not affect the number of coaches that are allowed to go on the road to recruit, which is still limited to Read More
