The NCAA approved a single January transfer window in college football on Wednesday, a move that will allow coaches with high-stakes postseason games to focus more on matchups than player retention.

The NCAA announced a sweeping set of rule changes to its transfer portal window schedule for college football athletes. / Kirby Lee-Imagn Images The NCAA is reshaping how college football players ...

A NCAA logo on the field of the 2025 Division I FCS Football Championship. C. Morgan Engel College football’s transfer portal window will open for 15 days beginning on Jan. 2, a move approved by the ...

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark said Tuesday that he is in favor of expanding the NCAA Tournament and the College Football Playoff, though he remains cautious about exactly ...

The College Sports Commission has created a new "snitch line" for reporting rules violations. This reporting system is open to everyone, including coaches, players, and the general public. Reports can ...

College athletes could soon be allowed to bet on professional sporting events. On Wednesday, the NCAA’s Division I Administrative Committee approved a proposal allowing players to bet on pro sports.

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 ...

There’s a new and historic No. 1 in the updated the USA TODAY Sports NCAA Re-Rank 1-36 after Week 7 of the college football season. Indiana rises six spots and replaces Oregon atop the rankings after ...

The NCAA on Wednesday approved rules changes that removed the barrier of placing sponsorship advertising on team uniforms. Currently, advertising marks (commercial logos in NCAA lingo) were only ...

Others receiving votes: Illinois 113, Michigan 73, Washington 36, UNLV 30, Navy 11, Mississippi St. 8, Tulane 2, San Diego St. 2. Chris Allen gives you a player to watch on each team for every game ...