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The Latest Breaking News from Division I

Women’s football in US set for seismic change with launch of Super League

Is the US market big enough for two Division I leagues – and which one will the stars choose to play in?

The Guardian - UK

New Women’s Soccer League Reveals Eight Markets for Inaugural Season

The circuit is seeking Division I certification from U.S. Soccer.

Sports Illustrated

Mother-daughter duo headed to Division I and II NCAA Championships this week

“It’s been my life’s work on both occasions – my own child and my team."

USA Today Sports Media Group

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Why Julian Phillips just became the most interesting player in the men’s college basketball transfer portal

Phillips was one of the most impactful defensive wings in college basketball.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Deion Sanders’s Game Film Debate Has One End Result, and It’s Not Good For Players

A recent mass exodus of Colorado players raised questions about whether coach Deion Sanders chose to hold back their game films. Here’s why that is a lose-lose scenario.

Sports Illustrated

HBCUs capitalize on growing interest by adding sport options

There is a growing phenomenon at historically Black colleges and universities

The Independent UK

Zach Edey, Andre Jackson and the top-10 stay-or-go college decisions in the 2023 NBA Draft

Could the consensus National Player of the Year return to school?

USA Today Sports Media Group

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Illinois, Michigan State softball coaches make history

Tyra Perry of Illinois and Sharonda McDonald-Kelley of Michigan State will meet in a three-game series this weekend that is believed to be the first time two Black female coaches have squared off in a Power Five softball game.

Chicago Sun-Times

One Power 5 Coach Says College Football Has Become ‘Farm League for the NFL’

The veteran coach weighs in on NIL, dividing up Division I and the end of amateurism in college sports as we know it.

Sports Illustrated

Mark Story: The basketball coaching carousel: Coaches with controversial pasts prove irresistible

For my money, the three most-interesting segments of every men’s college basketball season are 1.) Selection Sunday; 2.) The NCAA Tournament; 3.) The coaching carousel.

Tribune News Service

Stanford, Lynn women’s golf hold steady atop Mizuno WGCA coaches polls for April 7

The Cardinal are comfortable on top.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Panthers RB Chuba Hubbard suing NCAA for retroactive payments

Panthers RB Chuba Hubbard has been listed a plaintiff in a lawsuit against the NCAA and the Power 5 conferences seeking millions in retroactive pay for thousands of college athletes.

USA Today Sports Media Group

New antitrust lawsuit against NCAA seeks millions in damages

The attorneys who beat the NCAA in the Supreme Court have filed a new class-action antitrust lawsuit against the association and the five wealthiest college sports conferences

The Independent UK

San Diego State: basketball’s best-kept secret makes Final Four debut

Brian Dutcher helped build one of college basketball’s strongest cultures at a program that once ranked among Division I’s worst. Now it’s paid off with the first Final Four in school history

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Caitlin Clark Reaches Another Sensational Milestone in Final Four

The Hawkeyes star is in a league of her own.

Tribune News Service

With down-to-earth Brian Dutcher leading the way, San Diego State builds Final Four program on humility, hard work

HOUSTON — Interstate 15 can be a bear on weekday afternoons, a mass of brake lights commuting north into the suburbs.

USA Today Sports Media Group

A Division II team won a D-I event at Torrey Pines, North Carolina wins the Valspar Collegiate and more from the past week of college golf

Here's what you need to know from the past week of college golf.

Tribune News Service

Bryce Miller: Aztecs guard Darrion Trammell stopped thinking, started shooting

The sweet-spot combination of confidence and skill in Division I basketball is tricky to find and trickier to maintain. A player can be brimming with one, but betrayed by the other. One day can be draped in a sense of sky-high invincibility. The next feels like an unraveling golf swing…

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Tribune News Service

A bandwagoner’s guide to the San Diego State basketball team

SAN DIEGO — There are 363 Division I men’s college basketball teams, and San Diego State is one of the four still dancing through the NCAA Tournament.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Brian Hartline and Jim Knowles provide Ohio State spring football updates

A little of what both coordinators said after spring practice on Tuesday for Ohio State. #GoBucks

The Independent UK

Black female athletes: Having Black female coach is crucial

Black female representation in the coaching and sports administrative ranks has often existed on a minute scale

The Independent UK

Iowa women’s basketball player Caitlin Clark hailed as ‘electrifying’ after making NCAA history

The college basketball star becomes the first Division I player in both women’s and men’s NCAA history to achieve the high-scoring record

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | A Final Four No One Could Have Seen Coming

After an uncommonly unpredictable season in men’s college basketball, we’re left with the most unpredictable Final Four of all.

Sports Illustrated

Iowa's Caitlin Clark Makes NCAA Basketball History During Elite Eight

The Hawkeyes' superstar stands alone in Division I history.

Tribune News Service

Darrion Trammell’s free throw sinks Creighton, sends San Diego State to historic victory

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The program that 25 years ago was among the worst in college basketball, that had 14 losing seasons in 15 years, that had never been ranked in the Associated Press poll until 2010, that hadn’t won an NCAA Tournament game until 2011, that hadn’t been past the…

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