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Wisconsin has named a nine-person search committee, including Colts GM Chris Ballard and two-time NBA All-Star Michael Finley, to help find the Badgers' next athletic director.

At his second go-around in Morgantown, Rodriguez notes how much has changed and what's stayed the same.

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey on Monday indicated that a disagreement with the Big Ten -- which backs doubling the current bracket to 24 teams -- is lingering deep into the offseason.

In his first comments since the NFL draft, Clemson coach Dabo Swinney said Monday from ACC spring meetings, "it's pretty well documented we grossly underachieved last year. That isn't a news flash."

Notre Dame AD Pete Bevacqua said his school's relationship is "very good and healthy" with the ACC despite the ill feelings from the Irish immediately after their playoff snub in favor of Miami.

The College Sports Commission won the first major test of its authority to enforce a salary cap in college sports Monday when an arbitrator upheld the fledging agency's decision to deny a set of deals involving Nebraska football players.

LSU coach Lane Kiffin implied the lack of diversity at Ole Miss hurt his ability to recruit players, saying parents have told him Baton Rouge feels more reflective of the "real world."

What we heard around college football after the completion of spring practice.

Class of 2027 quarterback R.J. Day, the son of Ohio State head coach Ryan Day, announced his commitment to Northwestern.

Four-star cornerback Donte Wright, No. 30 in the SC Next 300, flipped his commitment to Miami from Georgia on Saturday.