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NCAA Reportedly Considering Lifting Ban for Players, Coaches Betting on Pro Sports
The NCAA is considering ending its ban on gambling on professional sports as soon as June, according to Sports Illustrated 's Pat Forde. According to Forde, the Division I Board of Directors voted 21-1 in favor of removing the prohibition on professional sports betting in an April video conference.
One proposal that may draw criticism from fans is a recommended modification on how continuation is called. In college ...
The Cowgirls are coming off an upset of their Bedlam rival, sixth-seeded OU, in the NCAA Championships and are set to host ...
Denied eligibility despite precedent, South Carolina’s Rahsul Faison is turning to legal powerhouses—and rewriting the rules ...
The first round of the NCAA men's lacrosse tournament gets underway this weekend. A look at the title contenders, top players ...
If there is something Reagan O’Brien can’t do on the lacrosse field, the Johns Hopkins women have yet to make that discovery.
Here are the latest bracket projections for the 2025 NCAA softball tournament. See where OU, OSU and others are predicted to ...
For those confused about the House vs NCAA settlement, here's a rundown of how rosters can be constructed and where the ...
Cal’s women’s water polo team rallied from a 4-0 deficit to take the lead entering the final period of its NCAA quarterfinal ...
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