The NCAA’s Five-for-Five Rule Just Got Torched in Federal Court
A Denver judge granted class-wide fifth-year eligibility to all 2022 athletes, gutting the NCAA’s new model and daring fall camps to handle the chaos.
A Denver judge granted class-wide fifth-year eligibility to all 2022 athletes, gutting the NCAA’s new model and daring fall camps to handle the chaos.
Bill Belichick sidestepped every Lombardi probe question as UNC opens camp under investigation. The NFL mute act is collapsing in Chapel Hill, and the aura is gone.
Tennessee LB Arion Carter sat two games for a repaid agent flight after a draft withdrawal. In the NIL era the NCAA’s Level III hammer looks more like theater than justic
Curt Cignetti called out SEC playoff excuses at Big Ten Media Days. With three straight titles and brutal head-to-head results, the supremacy debate is over.
Ole Miss wants nearly $1M from two players who signed rev-share deals then followed Kiffin to LSU. Contracts are real now. The pearl-clutching is not.
Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti ruled out a 16-team CFP, citing lost championship revenue and inventory math that only a 24-team field can replace.
Lombardi’s paid leave and a CSC probe expose the Belichick experiment’s first real fracture before UNC even reaches its Year 2 opener in Dublin.
A Texas OL just won a TRO after NFL minicamps, turning the NCAA’s new age rule into open football warfare with an Aug. 3 injunction next.
Michigan’s $7.1M buyout for Warde Manuel after culture-probe failures is a golden parachute dressed as voluntary resignation, and the soft landing is the real scandal.
Steve Sarkisian framed Texas roster moves like NFL cap management and ignited a loyalty firestorm. The cold truth is he owes the program more than any individual.