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Naasir Cunningham, the No. 1 high school basketball recruit of 2024, told ESPN he will sign with sports media company Overtime Elite but keep his college eligibility open.

**Wednesday, March 30th at 12:15pmET**WASHINGTON—M.K. Lever, doctoral candidate, sportswriter and author of Surviving the Second Tier, will be a featured panelist on a virtual summit to discuss the ‘Gross Inequities in College Sports.”  Lever’s book, a novel centered on college athletes in a bleak dystopian future, fits in perfectly with

Men's basketball powerhouses Kansas and Arizona are still under the cloud of unresolved NCAA infractions cases as they head to the Sweet 16.

“NIL will be a game changer for all,” one respondent said. “Many will get out of college athletics as this is not what they signed up for. Schools should resist NIL and go Ivy (League) non-scholarship model. I do not see why NIL is good for all.” Tulane athletic director Troy Dannen was among the 15% of ADs who said they believe NIL payments will have no impact on competitive balance. “The kids that are going to Alabama are still going to go to Alabama. The kids that are going to Southern Cal are still going to go to Southern Cal. The kids that are going to Tulane are still going to...

‘Game changer’: Texas may join other states in letting college athletes profit from their names After decades of unpaid college athletes feeling exploited in a multibillion-dollar industry, they’re closer than ever to benefiting from their names, images and likenesses. Texas Longhorns defensive back Caden Sterns (7) signals to fans to cheer during the fourth quarter of a college football game between Baylor and the University of Texas on Saturday, October 13, 2018 at Darrell K Royal Memorial Stadium in Austin, Texas. (Ashley Landis/The Dallas Morning News)(Ashley Landis / Staff Photo...