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Nebraska Volleyball Faces Top-15 Indiana and Rival Wisconsin in Critical Big Ten Weekend
sports2 days ago

Nebraska Volleyball Faces Top-15 Indiana and Rival Wisconsin in Critical Big Ten Weekend

The No. 1 ranked Nebraska volleyball team faces its toughest schedule yet, traveling to play No. 15 Indiana on Thursday and hosting No. 7 Wisconsin on Saturday. Nebraska is undefeated at 15-0, having swept Penn State and Maryland last week. The Huskers aim to extend their dominance against two strong Big Ten opponents, with Wisconsin seeking to end a four-game losing streak to Nebraska. Key players include Nebraska’s Andi Jackson and Harper Murray, Indiana’s Avry Tatum, and Wisconsin’s Charlie Fuerbringer.

via Sports Illustrated|
#big-ten#college-sports#indiana
ACC Leaders Lobby House to Weaken Protect College Sports Act Realignment Rules
sports6 days ago

ACC Leaders Lobby House to Weaken Protect College Sports Act Realignment Rules

Leaders of Florida State, Miami, Clemson, and North Carolina sent a letter to House leadership urging changes to the Protect College Sports Act (PCSA). They seek to raise the conference membership cap from 20 to 22 and eliminate the three-year independence requirement for schools switching conferences. While the bill passed the Senate with 77 votes, these amendments aim to facilitate easier realignment for ACC members. Opponents argue the bill suppresses player wages, while supporters claim it stabilizes the sport.

via Tomahawk Nation|
#acc#college-sports#congress
First Year of College Sports Revenue Sharing Yields $1.77 Billion in Direct Athlete Payouts
sports7 days ago

First Year of College Sports Revenue Sharing Yields $1.77 Billion in Direct Athlete Payouts

The inaugural year of direct revenue sharing in college athletics resulted in over $1.77 billion in payments to athletes, with an additional $582 million in approved third-party Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals. While major programs like Ohio State and Texas A&M spent heavily, early-season results show that high spending does not guarantee success, as several top-budget teams have already suffered losses. The Senate recently passed the Protect College Sports Act, which would double the annual revenue-sharing cap, though the bill still awaits House approval.

via Bleacher Report|
#college-sports#house-v-ncaa#ncaa
Northwestern’s $875M Ryan Field Debuts Against Penn State, Skipping NUMB
sports8 days ago

Northwestern’s $875M Ryan Field Debuts Against Penn State, Skipping NUMB

Northwestern University opens its new $875 million Ryan Field on October 2 with a sold-out game against Penn State. The 35,000-seat venue features premium amenities and a Chicago food festival, but the student band NUMB will not perform pregame. The event marks the first real test of neighborhood agreements and local workforce programs.

via The Daily Northwestern|
#college-sports#evanston#northwestern-football
Northwestern’s $875M Ryan Field Opens with Penn State, Ignoring NUMB and Emphasizing Local Jobs
sports8 days ago

Northwestern’s $875M Ryan Field Opens with Penn State, Ignoring NUMB and Emphasizing Local Jobs

Northwestern University’s new $875 million Ryan Field opens Friday against Penn State. The 35,000-seat venue features premium amenities, a Chicago food festival, and strict local traffic controls. While the stadium is sold out, the student band NUMB will not perform, and construction workers highlight local workforce development programs.

via Chicago Tribune|
#big-ten#college-sports#evanston
Mumps Outbreak Forces SDSU Football to Roster Shortfalls Ahead of Pac-12 Debut
sports8 days ago

Mumps Outbreak Forces SDSU Football to Roster Shortfalls Ahead of Pac-12 Debut

A mumps outbreak at San Diego State University has grown to 14 confirmed cases and one probable case among the football team, complicating the Aztecs' upcoming Pac-12 opener against Texas State. While the university initially reported only three cases on September 18, the number has risen significantly, with all infections isolated to the athletic squad. In response, SDSU is conducting daily screenings, contact tracing, and offering free MMR vaccine boosters at the Calpulli Center. The outbreak coincides with a broader injury crisis, as the team listed nearly 30 players on its Pac-12 availability report, including key starters listed as out or doubtful. Coach Sean Lewis cited privacy laws to avoid naming infected players but acknowledged the team is facing a 'storm' of health and injury issues. The Aztecs, currently 1-3, face a 7:30 p.m. game at Snapdragon Stadium on Saturday, with Texas State also reporting 14 players on their own availability report.

via KPBS|
#college-sports#mumps-outbreak#pac-12-conference
Senate Passes College Sports Overhaul 77-22, but House Recess Threatens Final Vote
politics10 days ago

Senate Passes College Sports Overhaul 77-22, but House Recess Threatens Final Vote

The US Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act 77-22 on Monday, creating a federal framework for college athletics. The bill caps athlete payments, limits transfers, and grants the NCAA antitrust immunity. President Trump celebrated the vote, but the legislation faces significant hurdles in the House, which is in recess until after the November elections.

via ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos|
#college-sports#ncaa#politics
Senate Passes Sweeping College Sports Bill, but House Recess Threatens Final Passage
politics-and-sports10 days ago

Senate Passes Sweeping College Sports Bill, but House Recess Threatens Final Passage

The US Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act 77-22, establishing federal rules for athlete payments, transfers, and conference realignment. While supporters praise the end to industry chaos, critics argue the bill favors institutions over athletes. The legislation now faces significant hurdles in the House, which remains in recess until after the November elections.

via The Guardian|
#bipartisan-legislation#college-sports#ncaa
Senate passes Protect College Sports Act 77-22, sending sweeping college athletics overhaul to House
politics10 days ago

Senate passes Protect College Sports Act 77-22, sending sweeping college athletics overhaul to House

The U.S. Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act on September 28, 2026, by a 77-22 vote. The bipartisan bill, sponsored by Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell, establishes national rules for athlete compensation, transfers, and eligibility. It now moves to the House, which is on recess until after the November midterms. Critics, including the NAACP and the National College Players Association, argue the bill protects institutional interests over athlete rights, while supporters say it brings order to a chaotic system.

via The Washington Post|
#college-sports#legislation#ncaa
UNC leadership backs Belichick but warns of strict conduct expectations after investigation
sports13 days ago

UNC leadership backs Belichick but warns of strict conduct expectations after investigation

UNC Chancellor Lee Roberts and Athletic Director Steve Newmark reaffirmed support for head coach Bill Belichick following a seven-week internal investigation. While the probe led to the resignations of GM Michael Lombardi and defensive coordinator Steve Belichick, officials stated the misconduct was isolated and not systemic. Newmark emphasized that Belichick must adhere to new compliance and accountability standards, noting that support comes with expectations for conduct. The university is implementing training and monitoring programs to ensure future adherence to institutional values.

via NBC Sports|
#bill-belichick#college-sports#investigation
No. 1 Nebraska Sweeps Missouri 3-0 to Close Non-Conference Season
sports15 days ago

No. 1 Nebraska Sweeps Missouri 3-0 to Close Non-Conference Season

No. 1 Nebraska volleyball defeated Missouri 3-0 in a rescheduled non-conference match at John Cook Arena on September 23, 2026. The Cornhuskers, who had previously led 11-7 in the first set before a suspension at Wrigley Field, completed the match with scores of 25-10, 25-17, and 25-14. This victory extends Nebraska's win streak to 11 games and concludes their non-conference schedule undefeated. Missouri, which had lost its starting lineup from the previous season, fell to 7-5. Nebraska will begin Big Ten play against Rutgers on Friday, while Missouri faces Vanderbilt on Sunday.

via Sports Illustrated|
#big-ten#college-sports#missouri-tigers
Senate Prepares Final Vote on College Sports Bill as Coaches' Pay Cap Amendment Sparks Debate
sports16 days ago

Senate Prepares Final Vote on College Sports Bill as Coaches' Pay Cap Amendment Sparks Debate

The U.S. Senate is set to vote on the Protect College Sports Act (PCSA) by the end of September. The bipartisan bill, sponsored by Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell, aims to stabilize college athletics by codifying NIL rights, limiting transfers to one per career without penalty, and granting antitrust exemptions. While supporters like UConn coach Dan Hurley argue the bill ends chaotic instability, critics including Sen. Chris Murphy contend it suppresses athlete compensation. Recent amendments propose capping coaching salaries at $5 million and allowing athlete unionization, highlighting deep divisions over the bill's impact on the free market.

via NBC Sports|
#coaching-salaries#college-sports#legislation