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Aberdeen, who spent his first three seasons at Florida but played for Kentucky last season, transferred back to the Gators in the spring.

The RedHawks have been in the Mid-American Conference since 1947. Amid college sports changes, they goals of making a leap. Here's how.

Senate approval is a massive win for the NCAA and its conferences, but the Protect College Sports Act must pass the House, too.

The rule prohibit players who have signed professional contracts with NBA, G League or WNBA franchises from playing for Big Ten teams.

Changes to the bill have it inching toward a final vote in the Senate, meaning the possibility of something passing is closer than ever.

The approval, which is expected, would signal a massive win for the NCAA and its conferences.

The Mavericks interviewed Scheyer, 39, during their head coaching search that ended with the hiring of Michigan's Dusty May.

Monroe County Circuit Judge Kara E. Krothe granted a preliminary injunction against the NCAA, restoring eligibility for dozens of athletes.

Spatola played college basketball at West Point, served in the Army and was on Mike Krzyzewski's staff at Duke.

The solution to every problem in college football and basketball these days? Ask fans for more money. And Congress can't change that.