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With states and schools struggling to control themselves, Congress is eyeing an intervention into collegiate athletics that would set national standards for students' compensation and try to preserve some of the athletic conference system.

San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York used an alias when he sent text messages over two days to a woman he believed to be a prostitute before he was arrested in a sting operation in Ohio, according to a police incident report obtained Tuesday.

Christian Gonzalez is back practicing with the New England Patriots.

New York Giants wide receiver Calvin Austin was carted off the field during a training camp practice Tuesday after appearing to injure his right knee.

The Commanders' 53-man roster is taking shape as training camp winds down. The team released safety Will Harris on Tuesday morning, ending one of the tightest competitions of Washington's offseason.

College football abroad ain't easy. Brian Dubiski knows.

Duke is turning to San Jose State graduate transfer Walker Eget as its starting quarterback.

After a stop in the NFL, former Mississippi tight end Dae'Quan Wright could be heading to LSU thanks to a court order that is creating havoc throughout college sports by allowing Wright and others an unexpected fifth year of eligibility.

The Buffalo Bills are giving defensive tackle Ed Oliver support and space following the accidental death of his 1-year-old son.

A police investigation into the death of Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver's 1-year-old son has resulted in no criminal findings and the case is now considered closed, the Harris County Sheriff's Office in Texas announced on Monday.