Randolph-Macon have moved onto the ODAC Championship Series next weekend that will be hosted at top-seeded Virginia Wesleyan.

La Salle has now recruited 10 players from the portal. Randolph is the third South Jersey native in the class that should see ...

"We are incredibly proud to extend our long-term partnership with Washington, one of the marquee programs in college athletics," said President of Learfield Sports Properties Kim Damron.

(Photo: Brett Rojo / Imagn Images) Stewart Mandel is editor-in-chief of The Athletic's college football coverage. He has been a national college football writer for two decades with Sports ...

Severe Storms Rumble Across the Central U.S. After an extended period of quieter weather, storms will return to the middle of the nation through this weekend. Always Have Access to WeatherBug at Your ...

Pack's publicly disclosed contract by a high-profile Miami booster made national news and signaled a dam-breaking event amid an uncertain, fledgling era of college athletics that guaranteed one ...

Florida State canceled all home athletic events through Sunday after an on-campus shooting left two people dead and six others injured Thursday. The two people who are deceased were not students ...

Since its adoption in 2018, the NCAA transfer portal has completely changed college athletics. The end of each season is now similar to free agency, with many schools losing their entire roster. This ...

In past years when Connecticut reigned as women’s college basketball’s champion ... So was hearing from new Villanova athletic director Eric Roedl that Dillon’s bosses are committed to ensuring that ...

Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. "When it comes to college athletics, no brand is bigger and no fan base is more passionate than the University of Michigan,” Kevin Rich, Beasley Media ...

Ellie was born in Randolph, VT, to Chach Curtis and Kari ... where she was a state champion and valedictorian, then to Dartmouth College, where she was captain of the Women’s Alpine Ski Team ...

College sports leaders, including the power conference commissioners, have been seeking help from Capitol Hill for years, to no avail. That could change under the Trump administration. Or not.