Arizona big man Oumar Ballo entering transfer portal - ESPN
Arizona star center Oumar Ballo entered the transfer portal Monday, becoming arguably the most sought-after big man in the portal.
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NAIA essentially bans transgender athletes from women's sports - ESPN
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, the governing body for mostly small colleges, announced a policy Monday that essentially bans transgender athletes from women's sports.
Kentucky's Aaron Bradshaw 1st to portal as Calipari's exit looms - ESPN
Kentucky freshman Aaron Bradshaw entered the transfer portal Monday, the first domino to fall since the news of John Calipari finalizing a deal to become Arkansas' next head coach.
South Carolina-Iowa was most-bet women's college basketball game - ESPN
Women's college basketball became a sports mainstay this season, attracting enormous viewership and mainstream cultural relevance — which led to new heights for the sport in the betting market.
UConn takes steps to prevent vandalism of 2023 - ESPN
STORRS, Conn. — Precautions were in place Monday at the University of Connecticut designed to prevent a repeat of the violence and vandalism that marred the celebrations of the school's 2023 NCAA men's basketball championship.
Tiger Woods arrives in Augusta intent on playing in his 26th Masters
All signs are pointing toward Tiger Woods playing in the 88th Masters for the 26th time in his career, ESPN reported Sunday.
Womens NCAA championship south carolina dawn staley win third championship - ESPN
CLEVELAND — Dressed in a Louis Vuitton metallic-silver jacket, South Carolina coach Dawn Staley had a golden afternoon in Cleveland, and was moved to tears after an emotional group hug with her team and players. After a difficult end to last season, the Gamecocks had a perfect 38-0 finish on Sunday.
Jon Rahm calls for LIV Golf to move to 72-hole format - ESPN
Masters champion Jon Rahm has called for LIV Golf to move to the traditional 72-hole tournament format used on the PGA Tour, as the two circuits continue to compete against each other.