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Florida guard Denzel Aberdeen has joined a growing list of players suing the NCAA in hopes of gaining a fifth year of eligibility.

Southeastern Conference leaders met by video conference on Thursday without holding a vote on LSU's membership.

A larger force than the billion-dollar college football season is pushing Congress closer to setting national criteria for the name, image and likeness system that defines how schools can pay players directly: lobbying.

The Big Ten is expanding its plan to offer enhanced replay review insight during its football broadcasts.

Rutgers men's basketball coach Steve Pikiell has been diagnosed with cancer and he is working through treatment.

The College Football Playoff announced Tuesday that it will open discussions with broadcast partner ESPN about potentially doubling the tournament to 24 teams.

After a season-opening rout of Hampton, there's more off-the-field questions than answers surrounding the Maryland Terrapins ahead of a road trip to Connecticut.

Leaders of the Southeastern Conference will meet Thursday to discuss whether to take the extraordinary step of kicking LSU out of the league in the wake of an ugly feud over whether players who spent time in the NFL should be allowed back on the team ...

The Mid-American Conference claimed Tuesday that "replay protocol was not properly followed" in Saturday's game between Michigan and Western Michigan, which ended with a game-winning Hail Mary by the Wolverines with no time left.

LSU jumped back into the top 10 in the first Associated Press Top 25 college football poll of the regular season on Tuesday, Oregon slipped out of the top five and Michigan fell out of the rankings altogether after it needed a second-chance Hail Mary ...