The US Open may start today, but the WTA and Hologic are already victorious.

Volleyball season has officially arrived, and with it comes more drama than Love Island.

On Thursday, a civil lawsuit was filed against recently released Buffalo Bills punter Matt Araiza and his San Diego State teammates, former player Nowlin Ewaliko and redshirt freshman Zavier Leonard.

Today’s Scroll has the lowdown on everything you need to know before the final tennis Grand Slam of the season and likely of Serena Williams’ career, the US Open, begins tomorrow in NYC. Let’s hit the court.

Wrangler is marking its 75th anniversary the way brands do these days — by striking NIL deals.

The No. 3 Connecticut Sun punched their ticket with a convincing Wednesday win over the No. 6 Dallas Wings, setting up a couple of top-four seed best-of-five matchups. Getcha popcorn ready.

Once again, women’s basketball (WBB) is taking the NIL cake. Women earned six of the top 10 spots on ESPN’s most marketable college hoopers list yesterday, with the rankings based on social media following, brand and market affiliations and on-court ability.

Though it’s still welcome week on most campuses, women’s soccer is already kicking gr(ass). The gals have been on the pitch for a full week, with upsets and rankings changes to boot. Let’s dig into who’s scored and who’s already sailed over the crossbar.

It may feel like its been 84 years, but college football finally returns tomorrow, with Week 0 serving up an amuse-bouche for the 2022–23 season. We’re only 14 weeks away from conference titles, bowl games and playoffs, so let’s get into everything on the Division I (DI) gridiron.

While the season-culminating PGA Tour Championship teed off yesterday, the golf world remains at war as the PGA vs. Saudi Arabian–backed LIV Golf feud continues to ramp up off the links.

Michigan softball head coach Carol Hutchins is calling game. The NCAA’s winningest coach announced her retirement on Wednesday, leaving the field with a record of 1,707 wins, 555 losses and five ties.

This year’s NWSL Championship is heading to primetime thanks to a little help from a friend. The league announced yesterday that CBS will air the October 29th final from Washington, D.C.’s, Audi Field at the coveted 8 p.m. ET time slot after NWSL sponsor Ally Financial increased their media spend with the network. Allyship at its finest.