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The NCAA is claiming that 10-year coach Jim Tressel lied and withheld information to keep several of his players eligible and on the field after they had accepted improper benefits from the owner of a tattoo parlor.
The Fiesta Bowl's future as a part of the Bowl Championship Series could be decided before the end of May.
When the 2011 college football season kicks off, there will be several new rules that coaches and players have to be aware of. Among them is a new rule that would give teams the option of running 10 seconds off the clock, after penalties.
The NCAA Championship game on Monday night was supposed to be the culmination of a tournament filled with upsets and buzz beaters.
No matter what happens during Monday night's NCAA championship game, one school will have a fitting ending to an incredible tournament run.
If the Butler Bulldogs win the national title, will they please leave?
The NCAA is hypocritical. It's frustrating. And it's fraught more inconsistencies than Alfonso Soriano's swing. Or Carlos Zambrano's head. But the NCAA isn't dumb.
There are plenty of other things that I should be focused on besides college football, but I just can't help myself…college football is a complete mess.
It was bad enough when Ralph Nader scampered into the presidential elections in the past and cost a man his shot at the office, but now he have an opinion on college athletics?
Bernard James scored 14 points, Michael Snaer added 13 and Florida State showed there's more to its game than defense with a 71-57 upset of second-seeded Notre Dame on Sunday night that put the Seminoles in the regional semifinals for the first time since 1993.
In a bracket filled with upsets, top-seeded Kansas is jumping for joy.
As President Obama is facing multiple challenges--from a budget battle with Republicans to crises in Libya and Japan--he does have one reason to celebrate.
Having trouble finding the proper cable channel to watch your favorite NCAA basketball game? Well, the iPhone has an app for that.
For the next two and a half weeks we all become college basketball fans. Even if you did not watch a single minute of the regular season or know who is broadcasting the tournament itself, we all fill out a bracket.
The Big Ten could determine future sites for the men's and women's basketball tournaments and the football championship game by this summer.
I believe in two things: discipline and the Bible. Here you'll receive both. Put your trust in the Lord; your ass belongs to me. Welcome to Shawshank.
Right now the NCAA's focus is squarely on making sure the 68-team tournament goes off without a hitch, but that doesn't they're not considering expanding the tournament once again.
Thursday, the NCAA committee discussed adding some new rules to college football. Some are straight out of the NFL rule book.
NBA hall-of-famer Oscar Robertson has joined a lawsuit against the NCAA, charging that they sold his likeness and memorabilia without his permission.
Oh boy. The NCAA is giving me a migraine headache…and I don't even get migraines.
It seems as is if this year has been dominated by rulings made by league, and sport, officials on everything from rules to eligibility to personal conduct.
The NCAA is the biggest joke in all of sports. A couple of week ago, Auburn quarterback Cam Newton was deemed eligible to play in the SEC Championship game against South Carolina.
Merry Christmas, Illini Nation. Bah, humbug. For Illinois basketball fans, there are few – if any – things worse than losing to Missouri in the annual Braggin' Rights battle.
OK. Now it's my turn! There sure has been a lot of talk around Big Ten country in the past 24 hours about the new conference logo and football divisional names.
