Responding to comments by 76ers rookie and former LSU star Ben Simmons, NCAA president Mark Emmert said he has been outspoken in his displeasure with the one-and-done rule.
Two Big Ten athletic directors told ESPN.com that the impact of the new religious objections law in Indiana will be discussed when they meet May 18-20. One athletic director was "highly disappointed" that the law passed in the state.
NCAA president Mark Emmert says the association is concerned about an Indiana law that could allow businesses to discriminate against gay people.
West Virginia athletic director Oliver Luck is joining the NCAA as executive vice president of regulatory affairs and will report directly to NCAA president Mark Emmert, it was announced Wednesday.
Court documents paint a picture that the NCAA and investigators from a firm hired by Penn State University to conduct a wholly independent investigation of the university's handling of the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal worked closely.
New internal NCAA emails offer a glimpse into how the organization questioned its own decision-making leading up to the unprecedented sanctions levied against Penn State in 2012.
