NCAA keeping current qualifying standards
The NCAA made a good move Thursday in voting to keep the current NCAA admission standards, and not implement the proposed changes for the class of 2016.
The NCAA made a good move Thursday in voting to keep the current NCAA admission standards, and not implement the proposed changes for the class of 2016.
Thursday in Atlanta, the SEC and ESPN revealed a collaboration that will pump even more money into southern college sports.
The Wildcats are loaded with enough potential to make them a significant Final Four threat, but with that potential also comes question marks.
Keith Appling, Gary Harris and Adreian Payne are all coming back to East Lansing, making Michigan State one of the early favorites to make the 2014 Final Four.
Two of Brian Wardle's current players went on air to say they don't believe the claims that he abused a pair of their former teammates.
The school has appointed an independent lawyer to investigate claims made by former walk-on Ryan Bross.
The Rutgers guard will likely apply for a waiver to play next season due to the circumstances of his transfer.
The Syracuse Orange will move to the ACC in 2014 and do so with a number of question marks, specifically in the front-court. However, with C.J. Fair's return, the Orange should remain amongst the nation's elite.
Louisville grad Mark Ennis and ACC aficionado Martin Rickman chat about the grant of media rights, racquetball, pleated pants, and other topics relevant to the ACC and college football as a whole.
Colorado forward Andre Roberson will pass up on his senior season -- and a chance to shatter the school's all-time rebound record -- to enter the NBA draft.