Student-athlete groups have been pushing the envelope on player compensation, with both an antitrust violation complaint and a pay lawsuit against the NCAA making waves recently.

Yesterday marked the 250th day of Brittney Griner’s wrongful detainment in Russia, and it brought another devastating update in the WNBA star’s case — the appeal of her nine-year sentence was rejected by a Russian court.

Legendary quarterbacks (QBs) Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers lost badly yesterday.

Both the University of Wisconsin athletic department and campus police are investigating the unauthorized leak of “sensitive” photos of some Badger volleyball players, according to statements released late last week.

October isn’t just about postseason baseball. It’s also the most exciting time of year for the North American soccer leagues, with the NWSL and MLS nearing their title games.

After yesterday’s elimination game doubleheader, the World Series (WS) matchup is officially set.

The makeup of Formula One (F1) and its lower-level races are changing.

Two groups are reportedly finalizing bids to acquire the club from owner Merritt Paulson, who remains under pressure to sell following an independent investigation into abuse in women’s soccer.

While Saturday’s Week 8 matchups ended three more undefeated seasons, six teams’ perfect records still remain.

While it’s not the first lawsuit from a former collegiate athlete who suffered head trauma, it’s the first that hasn’t been settled or dismissed.

Broadcasters better have FIFA’s money. Chief business officer Romy Gai said yesterday that FIFA rejected multiple recent bids to air July’s Women’s World Cup because the offers were too low.

No. 14 Syracuse Orange (6-0) vs. No. 5 Clemson Tigers (7-0), No. 9 UCLA Bruins (6-0) vs. No. 10 Oregon Ducks (5-1), No. 24 Mississippi State Bulldogs (5-2) vs. No. 6 Alabama Crimson Tide (6-1) and No. 17 Kansas State Wildcats (5-1) vs. No. 8 TCU Horned Frogs (6-0).