Four teams asked House leaders to allow for more teams in conference realignment than allowed in the Protect College Sports Act the Senate passed.

Because universities and conferences  want someone to save college athletics; they just don’t want saving it to cost them anything.

The rumor mill of conference realignment continues to spin. This time, there might be some credibility. On3's Brett McMurphy ...

As the Protect College Sports Act builds momentum in Washington following its passage in the Senate, the leaders of Florida State, Miami, Clemson and North Carolina sent a letter to House leadership ...

For now, the ACC Grant of Rights forbids teams from leaving the conference through 2036, despite the Tigers and Seminoles' efforts to do. Like Clemson, FSU's challenging the ACC's paperwork and ...

Most of the buzz at the league’s annual preseason basketball event was focused on the four ACC schools looking for a possible ...

Miami will not join Clemson and Florida State in respective legal battles against the ACC in an effort to leave the ...

As more collegiate athletic programs try to force their way into the SEC and Big Ten, all signs keep pointing to the development of “superconferences.” Schools like Oregon and Texas have successfully ...

Conference realignment never sleeps. In the past three seasons, 20 schools outside the Power Four have changed conferences.

Conference realignment has quieted down at college football’s Power 4 level recently, but it has been a constant in the Group ...

‘It’s amazing’: Urban Meyer has changed the way he views NIL and transfer portal When the NIL and transfer portal era first arrived in college football, former Ohio State Buckeyes head coach and ...