Certain members of Congress and various college administrators continue to work on a piece of legislation that would cover a wide variety of issues in college sports—it would be bad for the players if ...
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Where will every ACC contender go if the conference falls apart?
College football realignment never truly stops.
We're still getting used to the first wave of changes in college football. We don't need BYU to the Big Ten or Oregon State to the Big 12 yet.
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College football realignment may not be done after late Protect College Sports Act provision
A 180-day grace period in the Protect College Sports Act could give Power Four schools a rare chance to change conferences without a five-year penalty.
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While Congress, SEC and Big Ten bicker, we have dreams about expansion | Opinion
There one positive from the possible oversight of college sports: We can speculate about the how the SEC and Big Ten could expand.
DALLAS -- Big 12 administrators will be presented with information this week at the league's spring meetings that expansion could earn the conference at least an additional $1 billion over the length ...
Two of the most controversial aspects of the Senate Commerce Committee’s bill target issues that matter deeply to college ...
When a college changes athletic conferences, headlines usually focus on sports—new rivals, bigger TV contracts, and the drama of conference politics. But seasoned investors know another storyline is ...
In a recent discussion on the future of the West Coast Conference (WCC), it was revealed that the conference is actively seeking to expand, adding new members to bolster its ranks. This year, Seattle ...
In the midst of a whirlwind of conference realignment among East Central Indiana high schools, the Mid-Eastern Conference is holding strong. Since Eastern Hancock and Shenandoah announced their ...
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