The NCAA first approved Guardian Caps for practice use in 2022, and more teams have since joined the movement to make football safer at all levels.
Student-athletes now have the ability to earn compensation through their name, image, and likeness—what we call NIL.
NCAA has rules against sports betting, but the industry is making headway quickly.
The history of women’s basketball has been inaccurately represented amid the Caitlin Clark craze. Now is the time to maintain racial parity.
Angel Reese has a lot to brag about. The feisty forward has earned her stripes as one of the best players across the country over the last year.
An advocacy group representing NCAA athletes has filed a complaint with the US Department of Education that alleges schools in division one of the NCAA are working together to thwart Black athletes’ earning potential.
A docuseries about Howard University basketball standout Makur Maker is coming to Apple TV+.
Viral outrage over disparities in men and women’s workout facilities in the 2021 March Madness tournament highlights continued issues in equitable treatment for women athletes.
Former basketball coach Travis L. Williams claims his idea for an HBCU All-Star game was stolen by a company affiliated with the NCAA as well as CBS Sports. Now he wants an equitable resolution, his lawyers say.
Following the NBA's indefinite cancellation of the remaining season, the NCAA has announced that they will not be canceling its' men's and women's tournaments.
The NCAA and NBA are implementing precautionary measures in light of the spreading of the coronavirus.
LeBron "Bronny" James Jr. was reportedly offered a scholarship by North Carolina Central University, leading people to wonder what it would be like for a big name recruit to play HBCU basketball.