A federal judge Friday granted final approval of the House v. NCAA settlement, a watershed agreement in college sports that permits schools to directly pay college athletes for the first time. The ...

He hung up his racket, but not his ambition to transform the world. The former tennis player and New Zealand medallist in ...

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Cooper Flagg reportedly agreed to $28 million in NIL deals during his time at Duke, and that number only includes his New ...

Sports is an entertaining contest but more than that, it is also considered a lucrative enterprise for athletes, especially the most famous, talented and consistent with impressive performances.

Schools across the United States can now directly pay college athletes under a landmark settlement approved by a federal ...

The International and European Olympic Committees will only recognise the new leadership of the Bulgarian Olympic Committee ...

The crack of the bat echoes through Charles Schwab Field as Omaha, Neb., transforms once again into the epicenter of college ...