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College football's new world order: Yahoo Sports 07/09/25

In today's edition: College football's new world order, Americans advance in London, inside-the-park homers, best NFL draft picks of the century, and more.

College basketball too-early Top 25 rankings after transfer portal, NBA draft 07/08/25

USA TODAY provides the latest sports news, scores, schedules, stats, odds and more for the NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, college sports and more.

2025 Hot Seat Rankings: Sam Pittman, Trent Dilfer among nine college football coaches with jobs on the line: CBS Sports 07/08/25

These college football coaches could find themselves in hot water in 2025

06/30/25

Another NAIA program in the midwest is shutting downNAIA program Concordia-Ann Arbor went into this past fall season knowing it would be their final one as a football program following the difficult news just months earlier that the

Junior college program looks to make unprecedented move to Division II FootballScoop.com 06/26/25

Earlier this week St. Thomas (FCS - MN) formally completed their four-year transition process from Division III to Division I and the Tommies are now eligible for the FCS post season

06/26/25

Tarleton State to become full-time member of new UAC in 2026 as WAC rebrands and furthers alliance with ASUN - Tarleton State University AthleticsSTEPHENVILLE, Texas – On July 1, 2026, Tarleton State University will begin a new age in its NCAA Division I era, as the Texans will be one of eight institutions in the new version of the United Athletic Conference.

FB Shcedules.com 06/25/25

ASUN, UAC officially announce strategic alliance

The ASUN and United Athletic Conference (UAC) will enter a strategic alliance in 2026, the leagues announced Thursday.

06/25/25

FCS Realignment Watch: WAC and ASUN to form United Athletic ConferenceThe past few years have brought massive wholesale changes to College Football as the landscape of the sport continues to shift. In FBS Football, Conference Real

Sources: NCAA nears decision on larger tourney: ESPN 06/24/25

A decision on whether or not to expand the NCAA men's and women's basketball tournaments will be made in the upcoming weeks, sources told ESPN.

NCAA Might expand NCAA Tournament

Our Take

The NCAA Basketball Tournaments Don’t Need Expansion—They Might Need Contraction

The NCAA men's and women's basketball tournaments already include 68 teams—far more than enough to crown a deserving national champion. Expanding the field any further risks diluting the quality of competition and diminishing the value of the regular season.

Let’s be honest: the regular season already feels like a long preamble. If more mediocre teams are rewarded with tournament bids, what’s the incentive for excellence over the course of four months?

We’re already seeing teams with losing conference records make the tournament through brand strength or favorable metrics. Instead of expanding, maybe it’s time to ask whether we should be tightening the field—putting greater emphasis on regular-season performance and making each bid truly earned.

More teams won’t mean more drama. It’ll mean more blowouts, more filler, and fewer reasons to care about January or February. Let’s protect the integrity of the Madness—not stretch it thin.

NCAA likely to deny Sacramento State's FBS wavier request (but wait, there's more) FootballScoop.com 06/24/25

The NCAA Division I Council on Tuesday voted to deny Sacramento State's request to join FBS, Yahoo's Ross Dellenger reported, with a final decision expected

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