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If College Sports Inc. truly wants stability, it's going to have to blow up the current model completely and try something new.

Nelson's 1,335 regular-season wins are second all-time in NBA history, behind only Gregg Popovich.

Hurley said the current state of college basketball is "not sustainable" and called it "absolute chaos."

Fan fatigue makes strongest case for the Senate bill, which standardizes what has been improvised and relitigated for five exhausting years.

Hamad Mousa had offers upwards of $1.5 million this year, yet he decided to stay at Cal Poly, which could only offer a fraction of the pay.

BC's radio team said it was told new coach Luke Murray wanted nothing left over from the previous era. BC says it wasn't Murray's decision.

Coaches agree that the new 5-in-5 eligibility rule devalues the importance of high school recruiting unless you're getting a star talent.

Hurdles remain in the House of Representatives after the Senate recess, but the possibility of passing something is closer ever.

Williams joins a growing list of elite prospects who have reclassified in recent years.

There are a handful of true difference-makers available for teams with open spots and money to spend after a federal judge's ruling.