Daniel Libit

Freddie Freeman's walk-off grand slam has cashed in. The ball that Freeman sent over the right-field wall of Dodger Stadium to win Game 1

It doesn't matter how you get there, so long as you get there. That cliché works in many applications, including the employment agreement of Louisiana Tech head football coach Sonny Cumbie.

The class counsel representing the plaintiffs in the House v. NCAA lawsuit filed a motion with the court Tuesday night seeking legal fees and reimbursements of around $484 million.

UW-Green Bay's outside-the-box decision this summer to hire Fox Sports radio host Doug Gottlieb as head men's basketball coach continues to generate buzz—albeit all the wrong kind.

The nonprofit collective launched by former Fighting Irish quarterback Brady Quinn plans to end operations by the end of this year.

President-elect Donald Trump is once against tapping the world of professional sports to bolster his second administration, naming billionaire Houston Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta as his nominee for U.S. ambassador to Italy.

The Pac-12 Conference applied for trademarks this month that attempt to cover various contingencies if the league—which currently has two members, with

Roger Noll, a key expert witness in O’Bannon v. NCAA, says contract restructurings for Mike Gundy and Mike Norvell bear out his earlier hypothesis.

Jim Larrañaga could handle—and repeatedly thrived—in the old college sports system, where athletes could only get paid under-the-table, even if that meant the Feds might subpoena his text messages.