Hours after a gut-wrenching, ninth-inning loss to South Korea in its Olympic opener and with ever-dangerous Cuba up next the ...

In the cathedral of cross-promotion that is ESPN, another radio show is about to show up on TV, too. Colin Cowherd, who replaced ...

Police say a college tennis player has been charged with driving while intoxicated and hit and run after two female pedestrians ...

Pro football Hall-of-Famer Kellen Winslow Sr. was hired Thursday as the athletic director at Central State University. Winslow, ...

Alabama's baseball team has received permission to play in Cuba in December. Alabama coach Jim Wells said he expects to take ...

Ron Polk has landed back in college baseball working for one of his former assistants. The longtime Mississippi State head coach ...

Indiana University President Michael McRobbie announced the appointment of a 13-member committee on Friday that would aid in ...

More college athletic departments are developing or publicizing online social networking policies for student athletes, experts ...

Social networks are a relatively new technology, and college athletic departments are continuing to learn how to deal with them.

The son of former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani is suing Duke University, claiming he was wrongfully kicked off the golf ...

The U.S. needs a law that amounts to Title IX for the disabled, advocates said in separate Capitol Hill briefings on the House ...

David E. Cawood, a former high-ranking NCAA executive who helped run the Final Four for more than two decades, died Sunday at ...

Florida State's Buster Posey won USA Baseball's Golden Spikes Award on Wednesday, becoming just the second catcher to be honored ...

Jack Swarbrick graduated from Notre Dame the same year as the university president, yet the Rev. John Jenkins had not heard of ...

Houston Baptist and Texas-Pan American are among six schools joining the Great West Conference in an expansion from a football-only ...

Following is a summary of Division II news from the week of August 11-15.

Following is a summary of Division III news for the week of August 11-15.

On the morning of October 8, 2005, an earthquake rumbled violently through parts of Pakistan and India, leaving about 80,000 people dead and nearly three million homeless

When the Division II Student-Athlete Advisory Committee announced to the Division II Management Council in July that this year’s Make-A-Wish campaign had set a one-year record of more than $283,000, they noted that while the account hadn’t completely been closed, not many more donations were expected.

It’s becoming an MIT thing. Junior swimmer Clara Bennett – who typically swims up to 1,650 yards for her team in meets –traveled nearly 15 miles further than that in late July to become the third student-athlete from the school this decade to successfully swim the English Channel.

The city of Omaha selected HOK Sport, HDR, Inc. and DLR Group to design the new Omaha Baseball Stadium, the future home for the Men’s College World Series. HDR, Inc. will serve as lead architects and engineers.

Pat Kennedy has been named as the athletics director at Mercy. Kennedy previously served as women’s athletics director at Long Island – C.W. Post for 13 years, where she was inducted into the athletics Hall of Fame in 2005. From 2003-07, she served as an assistant director of admissions at New York, Maritime.

The College Sports Information Directors of America selected Sarah Pavan, a volleyball student-athlete from Nebraska, and Troy Ruths, a basketball student-athlete from Washington U. in St. Louis, as the 2007-08 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-Americans of the Year.

Nine institutions will join the ranks of active Division III members this year, along with two multisport conferences.

During the Division II Presidents Council’s August 6 review of the next three years of the division’s strategic plan, the presidents not only decided what goals and objectives should be included, but they also made a key decision about who should monitor the plan.

A proposed system for advancing through the Division I Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Championships would replace the current regional qualifying system with what is being called “first-round” qualifying that would establish fields for the national finals through head-to-head competition.