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The draft constitution still bars schools from paying athletes to play but would include greater representation for student-athletes in the org’s governance.
The NCAA Accountability Act would provide due process protections for universities and individuals under investigation.
The independent report is the second to examine gender disparities in the NCAA and reviewed 84 championships for 23 sports.
The two-time NBA champion enrolled at North Carolina A&T State University this fall to pursue a degree in liberal studies and play college golf.
A new survey shows that athletes want the NCAA to focus on health and safety while college presidents say eligibility and academics are most important.
Explore the history of Title IX and how it has impacted equality for women in college athletics.
A new bill would tax the scholarships of some NCAA college athletes earning profits from their name, image, and likeness.
The NCAA’s March Madness branding will be used to market the 2022 women’s Division I basketball tournament and Final Four.
Big deals and confusion mark the first three months of the NCAA’s name, image, and likeness policy as athletes and schools look to cash in.
Big brands and local businesses are rushing to make deals with college athletes and their schools under the NCAA’s Name, Image, and Likeness policy.
After a defeat in the Supreme Court, the NCAA is struggling to keep its hold on college sports as student-athletes and Congress demand changes.