Without the NCAA tournament giving schools like Loyola a fair shot, there’s no Sister Jean story to captivate America.

As college football hopes to come up with a way to capture some of the money that is currently going to players and not to programs, one way to balance budgets is to make more money directly.

The NCAA Division I Administrative Committee approved on Tuesday two significant changes to the transfer portal, shrinking the amount of time granted to athletes to declare their intention to pursue a transfer.

Changes to eligibility rules could be on the horizon, but Ohio State football is growing frustrated with a lack of clarity from the NCAA.

The NCAA does not allow teams to sell ad space on the uniforms they wear during games. That rule, however, could change as soon as January, when the NCAA is expected to vote on a new proposal to drop the restriction. Such a change would allow cash-strapped athletic departments to tap into a new revenue stream.

Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, the beloved Loyola Chicago basketball chaplain who became famous during the team's 2018 Final Four run, has died at age 106.

Here's everything you need to know about Virginia vs. UNC field hockey, including TV channel and streaming options for the college match.

"Whether it's this year, next year … or his fifth year." Those last four words loom large. Major uncertainty swirling around a potential pivot by the NCAA to allow players five seasons of eligibility in a five-season span — dubbed the "5 in 5" model — has forced some of college basketball's shakers-and-movers into a bit of an uneasy holding pattern.