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One in five Americans will place a bet on the NCAA Men’s Basketball tournament according to new analysis by the American Gaming Association (AGA).

Former NBA champion David West has outlined a proposal for a new college basketball league that could rival the NCAA

Syracuse University broke the NCAA Men's Basketball attendance record for a single game on a college campus on Saturday. The Syracuse-Duke game in ACC Conference play was attended by 35,642 fans

Former adidas executive James Gatto, along with two other men involved in college basketball recruiting, have been convicted in a corruption case that has uncovered the payment of inducements to recruits…

The NBA's developmental G League will offer $125,000 contracts to elite high-school players in a move which could challenge the NCAA's virtual monopoly on young basketball talent. St

North American ice hockey league the NHL would be open to striking partnerships in the gambling sector, according to commissioner Gary Bettman

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has announced that Houston, Phoenix, San Antonio and Indianapolis will host the 2023 to 2026 editions of its Final Four end-of-season men’s basketball s…

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has opened up to allow US states that legalise sports gambling to host its championship events, but has maintained it will continue to restrict sponsorship and advertising from companies involved in the sector in the wake of this week’s landmark court ruling.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has today (Monday) joined forces with sports data and technology services company Genius Sports in an effort to “modernise” the digital collection and distribution of intercollegiate sports data.

The commission led by former US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to investigate reform to the college sports system in the wake of the inducements scandal that hit the headlines last year has outlined sweeping changes that it will seek to implement.

Why the planned merger of IMG College and Learfield looks like the right deal at the right time for US collegiate sport. Kevin Roberts reports.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has confirmed the return of its championship events to North Carolina after last year removing hosting rights due to the furore caused by the state’s stance on transgender use of public bathrooms.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and 11 Division 1 conferences have agreed to create a fund worth almost $208.7m (€194.9m) to settle a class-action lawsuit filed by former student-athletes who had claimed their scholarships had been unlawfully capped.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), the body that governs US college sport, has reassigned hosting rights to seven championship events that were stripped from North Carolina due to the state’s laws on gender equality and civil rights.

The U.S. Supreme Court has today (Monday) opted against pursuing the ongoing legal battle between a group of former college athletes and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) in a high-profile case concerning the billions of dollars of revenue that universities gain from their American football and basketball programmes.

The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) has become the latest US collegiate sports organisation to remove championship events from North Carolina in response to the state’s law that restricts rights for gay and transgender people.