George Kliavkoff’s experience in streaming media was supposed to lead the Pac-12 into the future. Instead he is overseeing the likely demise of a storied college conference.

Four-star recruit Jaden Rashada picked Miami for the lure of endorsement deals. He flipped to Florida in the middle of a mediocre season for the ’Canes.

Notre Dame, the ACC and the remaining members of the Pac-12 must figure out how to play their hands amid the college football consolidation.

The latest wave of the college sports arms race has athletic departments launching bespoke streaming platforms, like Arkansas’s Hogs+, to boost revenue and recruiting.

The hottest tickets in college basketball have historically been for games in which the athletes were men. Thanks to a transcendent star and a hotly competitive 2020 season in the women’s game,...

As the college football season gets underway in some places—but not others—student athletes are being tested much more than their fellow undergraduates.

Running in her third 26.2-mile race ever, Molly Seidel delivered Team USA its first medal in the women’s marathon since 2004.

The Indiana Hoosiers football team is at the top of the Big Ten after decades of cellar dwelling in its fourth year under hyper-enthusiastic coach Tom Allen.

Clemson and LSU will meet in New Orleans on Jan. 13 to decide the winner of the College Football Playoff. The teams are strikingly similar, aside from their shared nickname and the fact that both...

The former NYC Marathon winner returns to the Big Apple this weekend to finish a moonshot goal she set after reconstructive surgery on both knees.

Before the NCAA oversaw women's sports, the women-led AIAW was briefly the dominant governing body.

In an Olympic cycle already marked by uncertainty, the nation’s top swimmers are grappling with an unprecedented question: Where can they train?

The soccer goalkeeper became the first woman to play a down of football in one of the five major conferences.

Gonzaga’s Jalen Suggs and UConn’s Paige Bueckers have a long history that predates their parallel quests for 2021 NCAA championships.

The University of Michigan won’t have a football season this fall unless all students are able to be back on campus for classes. And, according to President Mark Schlissel, that isn’t a sure thing.

The NCAA used the trademark phrase to make the men’s tournament a lucrative juggernaut. It also declined to use it for the growing women’s championship.

When the pandemic closed pools in March 2020, Atherton, Calif., native Tod Spieker opened his pool to Katie Ledecky to let her keep chasing her Olympic dream.