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The Senate-approved Protect College Sports Act faces uncertain House prospects despite fresh appeals from the Yankees president and SenateCommerce.
Tennessee’s model agreement covers pay, transfers and health protections without changing what players are paid or how they’re treated.
Futures Basketball League reportedly plans 12 teams for April 2027, with a possible NIL equity option for eligible players.
Sports Business Journal reports PWHL expansion teams will wear city-branded jerseys before adding logos in year two.
The seven-time Super Bowl champion’s Birmingham stint is over, with the club top of English football’s second tier.
ESPN sources say the five-year, nearly $1.7 billion agreement eliminates Power 4 conference championship games.
Eagle will join Cris Collinsworth for the Nov. 8 edition of “Sunday Night Football” in Chicago.
UNC’s legal bills show work dating to July 9, weeks before the university publicly announced its investigation.
PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp says the Tour won’t reinstate its Returning Member Program.
ESPN scheduled the November 7 game at Rice-Eccles Stadium for ABC’s noon Eastern television slot.
Massachusetts regulators are investigating 22 wagers and plan a hearing on how FanDuel handled the situation.
FIFA reportedly cites fixture congestion and senior players' workloads in seeking the Olympic eligibility change.
Women’s players could take legal action if prize money lacks proportional parity with men; FIFPRO backed a pay-parity letter.
Arkansas has Tyson Foods and Walmart branding in the game, while SMU has Texas Capital jersey patches.
An investment of up to $300 million depended on enough players committing for the 2027 season.
The bill faces a crowded lame-duck agenda before Republicans lose control of the House in January.
Proposition A would have introduced five taxes to help pay off $700 million in bonds committed to the arena.
Locksley is set to debut November 6 on “The B1G Show,” with weekend appearances planned through the December 5 championship.
The Bears quarterback had been fined nearly $36,000 over Caddix logos in two previous games.
The Nov. 3 pause is reportedly meant to let fans vote as part of the league’s 2026 voting campaign.
