Some of Iowa’s private colleges are expanding their athletics rosters with a sport that’s been growing across the state and U ...

What you need to know about President Trump's college sports executive order.

Coe College President David T. Hayes and Director of Athletics & Recreation Steve Cook announced the addition of women’s wrestling to the athletic program on Wednesday.

Daily Delivery: Athletic departments are struggling because of careless spending GoPowercat publisher Tim Fitzgerald offers his daily thoughts on Kansas State sports, the Big 12 Conference ...

Trump’s College Sports Order Sets New Rules for Athletes, Raises Questions Nationwide FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday that could reshape the ...

The Trump administration Thursday released a long-anticipated executive order on college sports, an attempt to provide federal guidance to the wild world of big money that has transformed ...

There are plenty of college football teams raking in money on a yearly basis, but only one can be considered the most valuable program in the country. On July 21, The Athletic ranked every Power 4 ...

President Trump on Thursday waded into the debate on payment for college athletes with an executive order that prohibits “pay-for-play” arrangements. Trump signed an order that bans third ...

House Republicans advanced a bill Wednesday that, if passed, could overhaul America’s college athletics system. The legislation, known as the Student Compensation and Opportunity through Rights and ...

Trump signed an executive order establishing national regulations for the NCAA’s NIL program, which top college athletes have relied on for compensation for their playing and endorsement deals.

After years of lobbying for help from Congress by college sports leaders, the SCORE Act is the first bill to move through committees in either chamber.

Iowa wrestling will not be getting the services of Sammy Alvarez after all. In a text conversation with the Register on July 23, Alvarez said he would not be competing for Iowa or the Hawkeye ...