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The University of Nevada made it clear Monday that its Oct. 26 match against San Jose State would go on as scheduled after the team's players released an independent statement a day prior saying they would forfeit.

Hawai'i, a football-only member of the Mountain West since 2012, will become its eighth full-time member -- the minimum necessary for it to remain a conference.

SEC and Big Ten leaders showed a united front, as any big changes that would include private equity are unlikely to garner national support without their backing.

The abuse college athletes face on social media, including threats of violence, spikes during March Madness, with women basketball players targeted three times more often than men, according to a study the NCAA released Thursday.

A new company is offering college athletes upfront cash in exchange for a portion of their name, image and likeness deals, an arrangement some consumer protection experts and financial advisers say could prey on young athletes.

The NCAA Division I Council has approved the immediate elimination of the National Letter of Intent program, marking a historic shift to the recruiting landscape ...

The NHL's Lightning and NFL's Bucs have left Florida ahead of Hurricane Milton, while the Memphis-South Florida football game has been moved from Friday to Saturday.

Abuse by "angry sports bettors" is one of the most common types of harassment college athletes receive, according to a new analysis conducted on behalf of the NCAA.

Longtime Florida women's tennis coach Roland Thornqvist, 54, retired on Monday, ending his career after leading the Gators to more than 500 wins, four national championships, and 11 Southeastern Conference titles.

The NCAA Division I Council is expected to consider a landmark change in eligibility rules that would allow Canadian Hockey League players to compete at U.S. colleges.