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How much does Troy University spend on DEI? Zero dollars. Yet Troy enrolled 4,421 blacks in 2022—almost 32% of its student population.

D1Softball breaks down the most important moments in Oklahoma softball's recent history that made the program the powerhouse it is today.

The Nevada Appeal, the Silver States oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.

An early look ahead to the men’s college basketball game between John Calipari and the No. 17 Wildcats and Mark Few and the Bulldogs.

So we are going to break down non-game angles leading into Fridays game breakdown and betting guide.

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

The chance to get a hug from her son Myles before tipoff of his basketball game that night. This time a year ago, the basketball career for Myles Rice at Washington State was a secondary concern. What was expected to be Rice’s breakout season on the basketball court was instead spent being pumped with a regimen of chemotherapy drugs that stunted any growth and pummeled the disease into remission.

Utah Senate President Stuart Adams expressed his dislike of NIL. The Republican leader says paying college athletes for use of their name, image and likeness is wrong. Utah is considering an NIL bill.

NCAA Committee on Women’s Athletics recommends three divisions sponsor legislation to add sport as national collegiate championship.

The NCAA says the states of Tennessee and Virginia threaten to throw college sports into “disarray” if granted the temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction sought as part of their lawsuit arguing the group's name, image and likeness rules violate antitrust law. The organization asks a judge to deny both motions in its 25-page response filed Saturday with the U.S. District Court of the Eastern District of Tennessee. A judge on Feb. 13 will hear a request by the ...