WASHINGTON (AP) — The latest effort by Congress to regulate college sports generated predictable partisan outrage on Thursday ...

In the first Congressional hearing since the House v. NCAA settlement was approved, the House Committee on Energy and ...

NCAA President Charlie Baker will be part of a congressional panel ... Data and Commerce Subcommittee, will be the first legislative hearing of this Congress concerning college athletes ...

But a hearing by the Energy ... Neal Dunn, R- Fla., said “Congress does need to act” and “impose guardrails” that would back existing NCAA rules prohibiting pay for play for athletes.

If anyone thought the approval of the House settlement would result in a newfound focus and agreement among lawmakers over a ...

The NCAA’s court-approved $2.8 billion settlement is accelerating legislation to limit the organization’s antitrust liability ...

NCAA president Charlie Baker said Wednesday at a Senate hearing that college sports are "overdue for change" and shifted focus away from federal legislation of athlete compensation and toward ...

Eight female athletes have filed an appeal of a landmark NCAA antitrust settlement. They argue that women would not receive ...

who took the stand as a witness during the 10th Congressional hearing on the program that has made it so that athletes could be paid in college. Jones was asked by Senator Lindsey Graham who makes ...