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Could Illinois have two NBA draft picks for a second straight year?

Could Illinois have two NBA draft picks for a second straight year?

  • Scott Richey, The News-Gazette, Champaign-Urbana, Ill.

Multiple picks in a single NBA draft was renewed as a trend for Illinois in the early 2000s. 

Sports betting threatens to be Colorado’s ‘next big public health crisis’ if addiction isn’t addressed

Sports betting threatens to be Colorado’s ‘next big public health crisis’ if addiction isn’t addressed

  • Noelle Phillips, The Denver Post

DENVER — In November 2021, Zach Everett was on top of the world. Set to launch down a ski slope at Breckenridge, where he was celebrating his engagement with his fiancée and their friends, Everett glanced at his phone before pushing off. A notification informed Everett that he had just won $…

Mike Bianchi: After standing up to Texas Tech, Commissioner Brett Yormark and the Big 12 are the new heroes of college athletics

Mike Bianchi: After standing up to Texas Tech, Commissioner Brett Yormark and the Big 12 are the new heroes of college athletics

  • Mike Bianchi, Orlando Sentinel

ORLANDO, Fla. — Last week, I argued that the Big 12 faced a defining moment. Would Commissioner Brett Yormark, UCF and the rest of the conference membership stand up for the integrity of college athletics, or would they surrender to the growing reality Nick Saban recently described before Co…

Commentary: Jordon Hudson's FOIA crusade adds more chaos to UNC's Bill Belichick mess

Commentary: Jordon Hudson's FOIA crusade adds more chaos to UNC's Bill Belichick mess

  • MATT HAYES USA Today

The Assembly reported that Hudson is FOIA-ing North Carolina for documents detailing any information about podcaster Pablo Torre’s report she had been banned from the North Carolina football facility.

Inside Texas Tech’s compliance strategy for Brendan Sorsby's return to football

Inside Texas Tech’s compliance strategy for Brendan Sorsby's return to football

  • MATTHEW GLENESK USA Today

Texas Tech's athletic directors detailed Sorsby's compliance plan and addressed how playing a gambling addict who admitted to betting on his own team could impact the integrity of the sport.

Adam Hill: Latest court ruling could officially spell the end for NCAA

Adam Hill: Latest court ruling could officially spell the end for NCAA

  • Adam Hill, Las Vegas Review-Journal

It doesn’t feel hyperbolic to say the Brendan Sorsby case is an inflection point for the history of whatever remains of the NCAA’s ability to govern college athletics. There doesn’t seem to be a way back if the ruling body has no course of action to discipline a player who so egregiously has…

An early look at the Big Ten men's basketball power rankings

An early look at the Big Ten men's basketball power rankings

  • Scott Richey, The News-Gazette, Champaign-Urbana, Ill.

Jun. 13—Lincoln Williams signing with Illinois on Monday proves there could still be some summer surprises on the roster building front in the Big Ten. But in the wake of the NBA draft withdrawal deadline and most of the major transfer portal moves already made, it's safe to make some assump…

Mike Bianchi: UCF and Big 12 must stand up to protect college football from Texas Tech’s dangerous gamble

Mike Bianchi: UCF and Big 12 must stand up to protect college football from Texas Tech’s dangerous gamble

    ORLANDO, Fla. — Nick Saban sat before Congress just days ago and delivered a warning that should send chills through every corner of college athletics. “Right now in college football we have no rules,” said the greatest college football coach of all time. “We have state laws. We have different laws in every state. We have litigation. The NCAA cannot enforce their own rules because every time ...

    Mac Engel: I won tickets through FIFA’s World Cup lottery; a loss would have been better

    Mac Engel: I won tickets through FIFA’s World Cup lottery; a loss would have been better

      FORT WORTH, Texas — America’s favorite sport is not football, or soccer, but screwing over sports fans, which is why FIFA should hold its World Cup in the United States permanently. The NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB and NCAA should all take a course from FIFA on how to defraud customers. What has happened so far to ticket-buying fans who plan to attend these World Cup matches is the second chapter of the ...

      Texas Tech booster Cody Campbell addresses ‘cake’ element of his NCAA mission

      Texas Tech booster Cody Campbell addresses ‘cake’ element of his NCAA mission

        FORT WORTH, Texas — For the past eight months, Texas Tech booster Cody Campbell has been accused by fans, coaches and now an increasing number of irritated college athletic officials of “trying to have his cake and eat it, too.” Sprinkled about this sentiment are an array of four-letter words. The football field at Texas Tech’s AT&T Jones Stadium is named after Cody Campbell, as he has donated ...

        Senate panel sets markup on college sports bill

        Senate panel sets markup on college sports bill

          WASHINGTON — The Senate Commerce Committee has scheduled the markup of a bipartisan measure that proposes sweeping changes to collegiate athletics and has the backing of President Donald Trump. The panel is expected to take up several amendments at the markup on June 18, including one aimed at protecting non-revenue sports. Some athletics departments in recent years have been forced to ...

          Judge grants Clemson receiver Tristan Smith injunction to play in 2026 season

            Tristan Smith is back. On Friday, a local judge granted the Clemson wide receiver’s request for a temporary injunction against the NCAA. The ruling clears the way for Smith to suit up for the Tigers football team in 2026 after a six-month court battle over his eligibility. Smith sued the NCAA in January, arguing that the organization was unfairly counting his two seasons at a non-NCAA junior ...

            College football is chaos, greed and dysfunction – and still king | Opinion

            College football is chaos, greed and dysfunction – and still king | Opinion

              The nonstop negativity and weekly chaos would kill just about any other sport. 

              Colorado paid for a bowl it misread — and Deion Sanders cashed in

              Colorado paid for a bowl it misread — and Deion Sanders cashed in

                Colorado gave football coach Deion Sanders a bonus he didn’t earn after the 2024 season and overpaid him by $50,000 for his team's appearance in Alamo Bowl that year.

                College sports bill sparks unusual alliances

                College sports bill sparks unusual alliances

                WASHINGTON — A push on Capitol Hill to craft legislation to rein in college sports amid skyrocketing costs and roster upheaval has created strange alliances across both the political and athletic spectrums, as was on display Wednesday at a roundtable hearing to rally support for the Senate’s version. The head football coaches at Memphis and Middle Tennessee State are accustomed to being foes ...

                Brendan Sorsby scandal best thing for college football, ESPN analyst says

                Brendan Sorsby scandal best thing for college football, ESPN analyst says

                ESPN analyst Jordan Rodgers says the Brendan Sorsby scandal could be the best thing to happen to college football. Here's why.

                If the NCAA can’t stop it, the CFP should: Ban Texas Tech | Opinion

                If the NCAA can’t stop it, the CFP should: Ban Texas Tech | Opinion

                There’s a potential way out of this Brendan Sorsby mess. A simple, gangster move by the College Football Playoff that could end judge shopping as we know it. 

                Court Ruling for Brendan Sorsby Receives Major Backlash

                Court Ruling for Brendan Sorsby Receives Major Backlash

                Exploring the impact of legal disputes in sports, focusing on how lawyers affect teams and leagues. Donnie and Joe discuss the latest on Brendan Sorsby.

                Tim Cowlishaw: Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby's return to football is hardly the death of college sports

                Tim Cowlishaw: Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby's return to football is hardly the death of college sports

                DALLAS — Brendan Sorsby is going to be allowed to play quarterback for Texas Tech this fall (at least as of Monday’s court ruling, which will inevitably lead to another court ruling), and many of my colleagues and about half the sports world believe this to be the death of college football. Sorsby is a player who is reported to have placed thousands of bets during his time at Indiana and ...

                Mike Vorel: Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby shouldn’t play after gambling admission

                Mike Vorel: Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby shouldn’t play after gambling admission

                SEATTLE — We’ll get to Brendan Sorsby in a second. But on June 12, 2003, the University of Washington fired football coach Rick Neuheisel for twice participating in a neighborhood March Madness bracket pool, then lying about his involvement to NCAA investigators. It didn’t matter that Neuheisel didn’t coach the sport he bet on, or that the Huskies didn’t qualify for either tournament. Rules ...

                NCAA Faces Crisis Over Ruling on Brendan Sorsby's Eligibility

                NCAA Faces Crisis Over Ruling on Brendan Sorsby's Eligibility

                The NCAA disputes a court decision enabling Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby's eligibility, citing it corrupts sporting integrity and seeks antitrust exemption.

                Kentucky football defensive lineman Nic ‘Happy’ Smith dies at age 20

                Kentucky football defensive lineman Nic ‘Happy’ Smith dies at age 20

                LEXINGTON, Ky. — Kentucky redshirt freshman defensive lineman Nic Smith has died, the university announced Monday afternoon. “Today our hearts are broken,” football coach Will Stein said in a statement. “Our thoughts and prayers are with Nic’s family, friends, teammates and everyone who knew and loved him. This is a tremendous loss for our program and university community. We will continue to ...

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                Survey: Impulse Buys May Be Ruining Some Americans’ Finances

                Survey: Impulse Buys May Be Ruining Some Americans’ Finances

                Long gone are the days where impulse buying meant grabbing an unplanned candy bar or magazine in the checkout line. Now, social media makes it quick and easy for us to purchase just about anything with the click of a button, whether or not it’s in the budget. And for some Americans, it’s hurting them...

                Brendan Sorsby Cleared to Play Despite Betting Allegations

                Brendan Sorsby Cleared to Play Despite Betting Allegations

                Judge permits Texas Tech QB Brendan Soarsby to play next season despite betting claims, adding a 2-game suspension. Can Sorsby make the most of his chance?

                Texas Tech got its QB back. It may lose its opponents as schools talk boycott

                Texas Tech got its QB back. It may lose its opponents as schools talk boycott

                Texas Tech got good news Monday as a judge granted quarterback Brendan Sorsby an injunction, allowing him to be eligible for the 2026 season. But at what cost?

                Northern Iowa coach Kyle Green's contract details: buyout, incentives

                Northern Iowa coach Kyle Green's contract details: buyout, incentives

                Northern Iowa men’s basketball coach Kyle Green signed a five-year contract that runs through April 2031. Here are the key details of his deal with the Panthers.

                Mike Bianchi: While Nick Saban asked Congress to save college sports, the SEC and Big Ten exposed their hypocrisy

                Mike Bianchi: While Nick Saban asked Congress to save college sports, the SEC and Big Ten exposed their hypocrisy

                ORLANDO, Fla. — Nick Saban found himself in a remarkable position this week. There he was on Capitol Hill, testifying before Congress in support of the Protect College Sports Act, arguing that college athletics desperately needs structure, leadership and federal intervention before it spirals completely out of control. At virtually the same moment, the Southeastern Conference — the very empire ...

                Mark Story: Will Stein has decisively won the offseason. Will that help him win the season?

                Mark Story: Will Stein has decisively won the offseason. Will that help him win the season?

                LEXINGTON, Ky. — My first-hand recollection of Kentucky Wildcats sports goes back to the early 1970s. In all that time, I don’t recall any new UK head coach handling the public relations aspects of their job any better than Will Stein has done. In interview after interview, the new Kentucky football coach has come across as enthusiastic and likable while mostly steering clear of the mind-dulling ...

                Dom Amore: How do UConn coaches feel about Senate bill that could change college sports?

                Dom Amore: How do UConn coaches feel about Senate bill that could change college sports?

                SOUTHINGTON — The U.S. Senate is taking on the spiraling, out-of-control state of college athletics. The Protect College Sports Act now being discussed is a wide-ranging bill that could have profound effect, and there is much here that could impact UConn. Former Alabama football coach Nick Saban was a star witness in hearings before the Senate’s Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee ...

                Catching up with Geno Auriemma as he gets first look at next year’s UConn women’s basketball team

                Catching up with Geno Auriemma as he gets first look at next year’s UConn women’s basketball team

                SOUTHINGTON — With UConn women’s basketball, as with any other team, it’s always one door opens, one door closes, and for other doors, you have to wait. So coach Geno Auriemma was in his office as players began gathering on campus over the weekend, getting the first glimpses of next year’s team. “I was really curious to see what it looks like, because every year is totally different,” he said. ...

                Trump backs Senate’s version of college athletics bill

                Trump backs Senate’s version of college athletics bill

                WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Thursday broke his silence over competing bills that would implement major changes to college sports, backing a bipartisan Senate measure and calling for the House and Senate to come together and send him legislation to sign this summer. In a social media post, Trump backed the Senate’s bill, primarily drafted by Commerce Committee Chairman Ted Cruz, ...

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