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Minnesota, Boston U, Michigan and Quinnipiac bring plenty of star power to Amalie Arena, which hosts the event for the third time.
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The tournament featured its highest attendance ever to go along with stellar TV ratings in every round. The timing couldn’t be better for the sport. It all could lead to women’s basketball getting a separate TV deal when the contract expires next summer.
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The university will close several education centers in Florida and three other states while discontinuing six NCAA Division II athletic programs. The moves will eliminate 111 faculty and staff positions.
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The bill would revamp what is known as the state’s “NIL” law, which allows athletes to profit from their names, images and likenesses.
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A House panel wants to eliminate a restriction on schools and employees causing “compensation to be directed” to student-athletes and lessen disparities in packages allowed by other states.
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The bill would require K-12 and college sports teams to divide athletes by their "biological sex."
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The Ivy League has put all sports on hold until at least January, while Stanford plans to discontinue 11 of its 36 varsity programs after this academic year.
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House Minority Leader Kionne McGhee wants college student-athletes in Florida to be able to cash in on their names and images, similar to a measure that…
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Defying the NCAA, California's governor signed a first-in-the-nation law Monday that will let college athletes hire agents and make money from…
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For the second time this week, a major figure at the University of South Florida announced his intent to retire in 2015.Athletic Director Doug Woolard…
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Now that the latest bit of Johnny Football drama has been settled, the college football season can start with five days of games to satisfy fans who have…
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Biogenesis, an "anti-aging" clinic in Coral Gables that injected performance-enhancing drugs into professional athletes, had well over 100 of them as…