LeBron James double-digit points streak is over. But there are many displays of consistency happening elsewhere in sports.

Last month, the NCAA Division I Board voted to delay a legislative change that would permit college athletes and athletic department staff to gamble on professional sports. The rule change, originally intended to go into effect on Nov. 1, was delayed to Nov. 22 after pushback from SEC commissioner Greg Sankey and other prominent voices.

Launched quietly in 2022, the Uncommon Will campaign is slated to run until 2032. That campaign is focused on accelerating research and innovation, expanding access and student success, and upgrading facilities and infrastructure to create a “far better world” through Spartan impact.​

Kramer became SEC commissioner in 1990, after 12 years as Vanderbilt's athletic director, and ran the league until his retirement in 2002.

Lawmakers in the House are debating next steps on potential regulations for how college athletes can be compensated.

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After the college sports bill named the SCORE Act stalled out in the House of Representatives this week, one congressman called out the bill as a way to protect coaches like Lane Kiffin

Washington – An effort to regulate college sports backed by the NCAA, the U.S. Olympic organization and the White House has faltered in Congress, with opponents raising concerns over the wide-reaching power it gives the NCAA.

Kansas State athletic director Gene Taylor ripped the current state of college athletics for its role in driving Wildcats football coach Chris Klieman into retirement, claiming Wednesday that “there are people with really loud voices right now that are trying to keep this thing from being put in the right place.

Roy Kramer was a Vanderbilt athletics Hall of Famer.

Michigan State is the latest school to receive a massive donation to its athletic department. Acrisure co-founder Greg Williams and his wife, Dawn, made a $401 million commitment with $290 million of that sum designated for MSU Athletics,