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Many of tomorrow’s future professional athletes start in the college ranks, and we cover the news they make while they’re still in school. Our NCAA page has the latest news on players, championship games, elite coaches and powerhouse programs throughout college sports, including football and basketball.
Shedeur Sanders chose to play a second year of college football at Colorado in 2024, his fourth season overall, instead of entering the NFL Draft. His father, Deion Sanders, doesn’t want people to get it twisted. The decision to return had nothing to do with Shedeur’s status in this year’s class, which is incredibly deep […]
Angel Reese had to restrain Kim Mulkey during a 40-point win on Sunday because she was absolutely furious with the officiating crew in Baton Rouge. The 61-year-old head basketball coach at LSU was ultimately ejected from the contest against Northwestern State. It was a meltdown of epic proportions. Mulkey went bananas and received a double […]
Pete Maravich played all three years at LSU under the direction of his father, Press Maravich.
Virginia Tech’s mascot is particularly surprising. How Hokie Bird came to be is a reminder of the school’s unique culture.
The SEC is only growing. In the meantime, the 2023 SEC Championship will be the last time you’ll see this conference in its current form.
Despite the lengthy and successful history of the Pac 12, it’s crumbled due to media deals or lack thereof.
It may seem straightforward, but determining which conference has won the most college football national championships is pretty complicated.
Founded in 1896, the Big Ten’s expansion will make the oldest D1 college athletic conference even bigger and more exciting.
Texas A&M’s beloved mascot, a Rough Collie named Reveille, has played a vital role in the school’s traditions since 1931.
Stanford University has a storied, contentious past concerning mascots. Somehow, they ended up with the Stanford Tree.
