Even before those questionable COVID-19 waivers, college athletes were subject to all kinds of overbearing, strange, intrusive, discriminatory and legally dubious team rules. Here’s what we discovered from just last season.

The story behind the story of The Intercollegiate/USA TODAY investigation into athlete-abuse allegations against Texas Tech’s Marlene Stollings.

Amid a global pandemic that has imperiled the upcoming college sports season, will athletic departments keep finding new reasons to hire outside help?

The COVID-19 pandemic could have killed the momentum of college sports activism. Instead, it may have given the movement its biggest boost.

Is a Penn State athletic administrator’s athlete survey side business an exploit — or exploitation — of college sports reform?

Exploring the overlooked cracks in the college sports reform movement at a make-or-break moment.

The silly, paranoid, stupid (and necessary) rules questions college athletic departments ask the NCAA.

If you’re a D-I basketball coach, CBS Sports’ Jon Rothstein has three words to share.

Fraud? Brutality? Hucksterism? William A. Wellman’s 86-year-old movie, “College Coach,” is anything but anachronistic.

Ahead of the NCAA president’s Aspen Institute grill session, it’s important to understand his functional role in college sports.