President Donald Trump’s new executive order directs federal agencies to oversee college sports more closely. By tying federal funds to compliance with athlete guidelines, the move may reshape how universities prioritize and manage their athletic programs.
Dusty May is set to lead Michigan into the Final Four, while Billy Donovan wraps up the 2025-26 season with the Chicago Bulls. In the midst of their successes, speculation grows on the path both head coaches may take next.
Selection Sunday has arrived, bringing much-anticipated bracket reveals for the NCAA’s most celebrated tournaments. At 6 p.m. ET, the men’s draw takes center stage, followed by the women’s reveal at 8 p.m. ET, setting the tone for another exhilarating March Madness.
Kentucky’s season ended on a challenging note as No. 5 Florida controlled the game from tipoff, defeating the Wildcats 84-77 on senior day. The loss gave Kentucky a final record of 19-12 overall and 10-8 in SEC play, prompting many to wonder what went wrong.
A newly unveiled contract puts Jimmy Rogers in the spotlight at Iowa State. Key incentives and salary terms draw comparisons to head coach Matt Campbell’s own updated agreement, emphasizing the Cyclones’ focus on competitive coaching packages.
The Illinois Fighting Illini hope to break out of a two-game slump when they meet the Indiana Hoosiers on Sunday at State Farm Arena. With both teams seeking a crucial victory, this matchup highlights the drama of the college basketball season.
In a much-anticipated rematch, 17-1 Houston takes on 15-4 Texas Tech. Both teams are riding high in the rankings, and the Cougars look to replicate their January 6 victory.
A rumored legal action by the Washington Huskies has put quarterback Demond Williams Jr.’s recent transfer decision under scrutiny. With limited details available, the question remains whether the team truly has the grounds to pursue legal recourse.
East Carolina Women’s Basketball rallied to a 64–53 victory against Elon, securing a vital home win that brings the team’s record back to .500. The decisive result underscores the team’s potential to build momentum for the rest of the season.
In a move that could reshape women’s collegiate sports, the New York Jets and the Eastern College Athletic Conference are collaborating to form what they’re calling the largest women’s flag football league in the nation. Fifteen universities spanning NCAA Divisions I, II, and III will participate, with the first games planned for February.
