Florida AD Scott Stricklin will make more than $2 million a year after signing a three-year extension that keeps him under contract through October 2030.
Category: NCAA
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Sources: Pearl to retire as Auburn hoops coach
Bruce Pearl is expected to retire as the head coach at Auburn, sources told ESPN on Monday.
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NCAA: 13 players at 6 schools in gambling plots
The NCAA says 13 men’s college basketball players from six schools were involved in gambling schemes, including point shaving and game manipulation.
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UF restores Maxwell’s stats, including points mark
The University of Florida has restored basketball great Vernon Maxwell’s final two years of college statistics, a move that once again makes him the program’s all-time leading scorer.
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VaTech proposes adding $229M for athletics
Virginia Tech has proposed adding an extra $229 million to its athletics budget over the next four years to help position the Hokies to compete with the top programs in the ACC, a crucial moment with the hire of a new football coach looming.
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Va. Tech proposes adding $229M for athletics
Virginia Tech has proposed adding an extra $229 million to its athletics budget over the next four years to help position the Hokies to compete with the top programs in the ACC, a crucial moment with the hire of a new football coach looming.
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Hakeem Olajuwon’s son, Aziz, picks Stanford
Aziz Olajuwon, a top-40 recruit and the son of NBA Hall of Famer Hakeem Olajuwon, has committed to Stanford, he told ESPN on Saturday.
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Way-Too-Early men’s Bracketology: Is this (finally) the year of the Big Ten?
For a change, the Big Ten has both quantity and quality to send to the Dance. Can its 25-year title drought finally end?
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2K confirms college hoops video game in works
2K Games announced Thursday that it is working on a “college basketball experience” video game with plans to be released in 2027.
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How Missouri’s pair of five-star recruits fit, plus more 2026 commitment breakdowns
Breaking down the fits of every top class of 2026 commitment: including two 5-stars at Missouri.