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Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark is doubling down on his preference to stay with only five automatic qualifiers if the College Football Playoff does expand from 12 to 16 teams as many expect after this season, instead of each of the four power conferences being guaranteed multiple bids.
FRISCO, Texas — Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark is «doubling down» on the so-called 5+11 future College Football Playoff format, while acknowledging that it might benefit his league more in the future than currently.
Days after a multibillion-dollar legal settlement changed college athletics by allowing schools to directly pay their athletes, the most powerful conference commissioners are bullish on their ability to enforce NIL rules in a new system, even though specific punishments remain unclear.
The Atlantic Coast Conference generated $711 million for the 2023-24 academic year, according to new tax documents released by the league, distributing an average of $45 million to each of its 14 full-time member schools, a new record for the conference.
Bill Belichick arrived fashionably late to the ACC’s spring meetings, his first one as North Carolina’s head coach.
Charles Barkley calls the NCAA 'idiots' and 'fools' during an appearance on OutKick's "Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich."
AMELIA ISLAND, Fla. — NCAA president Charlie Baker said Monday he was «up for anything» when asked about a President Trump-proposed commission on collegiate athletics.
The Atlantic Coast Conference is reducing its 20-game men's basketball schedule to 18, giving teams two more spots for marquee nonconference games in a bid to boost a league getting a dwindling haul of NCAA tournament bids, a person familiar with the decision said Wednesday.