Dan Wolken

As college athletes earn money through collectives that sign players to NIL deals, the idea of fining players for misbehavior has gained traction.

At Oklahoma – before Saturday's latest embarrassment, anyway – they'd blame the injuries in the wide receiver room. They'd talk about how well recruiting has gone this year.

Penn State is going to make the College Football Playoff but that doesn't mean James Franklin should be off the hook after another Ohio State failure.

Nebraska hasn't made a bowl game since 2016 and saw its hopes damaged by a UCLA loss, putting the Cornhuskers at the top of this week's Misery Index.

South Carolina's Dawn Staley has emerged not just as a dominant coach, but a transformative figure changing the course of women's basketball history.

LSU's athletics director, Scott Woodward, has a reputation in college sports as a big game hunter.

It's not "Lose Close and Make It Ugly Classic." Comparing Michigan State to other teams, how does it make sense for the Spartans to still be here?

ATLANTA — With each missed layup, clanked three and clumsy pass out of bounds, you could imagine Danny Hurley somewhere in Connecticut with steam

“For better or worse, this is who we are. And for better or worse, Netflix and Jake Paul are just the latest who figured out how to benefit.”

The best thing you can say about Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson is that it happened, and nobody got hurt.