Geno Auriemma says one-and-done rule could 'ruin' women's college basketball - ESPN
A potential one-and-done rule in women's college basketball could «ruin the game,» according to UConn coach Geno Auriemma.
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Virginia law allows schools to pay athletes for NIL - ESPN
Schools in Virginia will be able to directly pay athletes via name, image and likeness deals thanks to a state law signed Thursday morning, marking another significant step in the professionalization of college sports.
The Basketball Tournament: What to know about $1 million winner-take-all event
The Basketball Tournament is coming to FOX, FS1 and FS2 after a multi-year agreement was announced on Thursday.
Sarkisian: Bama thoughts fleeting, Texas set for 'epic' run - ESPN
AUSTIN, Texas — Steve Sarkisian was still unwrapping Texas' breakthrough 2023 season and at the same time casting an optimistic eye toward the future when he heard the news Jan. 10.
Hanna Cavinder Announces, After Taking A Year Off, That She Is Returning To College Basketball
The Cavinder Twins are back to rule NIL after sitting out last season. Back in October, seemingly out of nowhere, Haley announced that she was returning to college basketball.
College basketball transfer portal power rankings: Top 10 available players
Offseason? What offseason? There's no such thing in college basketball! And we're not complaining, because the sport is fascinating to follow even after UConn was crowned the national champion last week. Roster construction is changing across the country by the minute. When it's all said and done, there will be in the neighborhood of 2,000 names in college basketball's transfer portal.
NCAA approves new transfer rule allowing immediate eligibility - ESPN
A new NCAA transfer rule will allow all undergraduate athletes to transfer and play immediately if they meet specific academic requirements, as the Division I Council on Wednesday approved emergency legislation announced by the NCAA.
'Ready for a new challenge': Caitlin Clark already feeling at home in Indiana
When Caitlin Clark walked to the dais Wednesday in Indianapolis, she looked like a natural.