Capital One Cup Impact Performance winner
The winner of this week's Capital One Cup Impact Performance is Alabama for its quality win over LSU, the Tide's sixth straight over their rival.
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Wisconsin players cite racism, demand change
A group of more than 20 Wisconsin student-athletes posted to Twitter on Monday a statement demanding change in racial inequalities on campus.
Report: 2nd Harvard team made lewd reports
In the wake of the Harvard men's soccer team's suspension for creating lewd "scouting reports," The Crimson reports that the cross country team participated in a similar practice.
Harvard cancels soccer season for lewd 'report'
The Harvard men's soccer season was canceled after a review found the team's practice of rating women's soccer players on perceived sexual appeal was widespread.
Mississippi St. hires Cannizaro as baseball coach
LSU assistant Andy Cannizaro has been hired to replace new Mississippi State AD John Cohen as the Bulldogs' baseball coach.
OTL: Ex-Baylor AD wanted immunity for players
Former Baylor Title IX coordinator Patty Crawford, who resigned last month, told OTL that former AD Ian McCaw asked immunity for the school's football players.
UNC officials, NCAA committee meet for 5 hours
The University of North Carolina appeared before an NCAA infractions committee panel Friday for a procedural hearing in the multiyear academic case.
NCAA to give revenue for academic performance
The NCAA will begin distributing some revenue to member schools based on the academic achievement of their athletes, starting in 2019-20.
NCAA volleyball: A sweeping sensation
North Carolina sophomore Taylor Leath, who used to be a ball girl for Penn State, had 26 kills against Florida State to lead the Tar Heels to their first sweep of FSU in 16 years.
Women's soccer bracket set
e road to San Jose is all mapped out for 64 NCAA women's soccer teams. Graham Hays breaks down the bracket that leads to the Women's College Cup.
Mexican football team shows mettle in U.S.
The University de las Americas Puebla football team takes lessons home to Mexico after spirited exhibition against University of San Diego.
NCAA volleyball: Claims to fame for Dayton, Fairfield
Dayton sticks with Nebraska as the only one-loss teams in Division I. And, following Kent State's upset of Miami (Ohio), Fairfield owns the longest winning streak.
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Harvard condemns men's soccer's lewd 'report'
Harvard has condemned a sexually explicit document that members of its 2012 men's soccer team kept about the university's women's soccer team.
College triathlon gains foothold
Heading into its third national championship -- on the heels of Gwen Jorgensen's Rio gold -- triathlon grows as an NCAA emerging sport.
Division III coach perseveres on and off the field (5:12)
Kansas ends a 13-year volleyball drought against Texas
The Jayhawks moved up to No. 4 in the rankings after ending a 25-match losing streak vs. Texas.
Wicker returns to San Diego State as new AD
John David Wicker has returned to San Diego State as the school's athletic director, saying his top priority will be to figure out the football team's home stadium situation.
UNLV AD Kunzer-Murphy to have new role in 2017
UNLV athletic director Tina Kunzer-Murphy has agreed to a six-month contract extension and will transition to a fundraising position within the UNLV Foundation next July 1.
NCAA volleyball: Cardinal's Plummer honored
Kathryn Plummer, a 6-foot-6 freshman, moved from opposite to outside hitter and led Stanford to sweeps of Washington and Washington State. She is the espnW volleyball player of the week.
Women respond to Harvard 'scouting report'
Members of Harvard's 2012 women's soccer recruiting class respond to a sexually explicit "scouting report" circulated by the men's team by asking for unity in the fight against misogyny.
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Jamie Cheslik named espnW player of the week
With Michigan State's season on the ropes in their home finale, the tireless Jamie Cheslik strung together two goals to lead the Spartans to an upset of Penn State.
Big 12 can't agree on expansion, to stay at 10
The Big 12 could not reach consensus on possible expansion candidates and will remain at 10 schools for now.
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Former UConn hockey coach Marshall dies at 54
The former longtime head coach of the Connecticut Huskies ice hockey team, who transitioned the program to Division I status, has died. Bruce Marshall was 54.
NCAA volleyball: Fun days at Missouri, Nebraska
Unranked Missouri stops Kentucky's winning streak and extends its own to 13, and Nebraska turns back Wisconsin and Minnesota to stay No. 1. Texas and San Diego, meanwhile, prep for tests.
Texas track coach Sategna under conduct probe
Longhorns head track coach Mario Sategna, who took indefinite personal leave last month, is the subject of an ethics and misconduct probe, according to documents obtained by The Associated Press.
NCAA women's soccer: BYU, Stanford endure absences
BYU tops San Diego without Ashley Hatch, and Stanford beats Colorado without Andi Sullivan or Jane Campbell. Playing at full strength, Florida State gets a big win over Duke.
Quiz: Do you know the Big Ten bigwigs?
Nebraska, Minnesota and Wisconsin are the only teams that have been ranked No.1 this season. All three will be in Lincoln this weekend. Take our quiz to see how well you know the powerhouses.
Nonprofit group for minority coaches dissolves
The nonprofit Advocates for Athletic Equity, which promotes minorities in leadership positions in major college sports, will cease operation because of a shortfall of financial support.
NCAA women's soccer: Scoring machine at UConn
Playmaker Stephanie Ribeiro, the espnW soccer player of the week, has put Connecticut in position for an extended postseason run.
Maine mascot misses game after driver arrested
The University of Maine says the school mascot missed a men's hockey game because he was a passenger in a car whose driver was arrested on a drunken driving charge en route to the arena.
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NCAA volleyball: Monster week for Monserez
You don't lead the nation in assists per set by accident. Florida setter Allie Monserez, the espnW player of the week, has learned how to put the No. 10 Gators in a winning position.
Greenville gets relocated NCAA tourney games
The 2017 NCAA men's basketball tournament games that were taken away from North Carolina because of the HB2 bill will be played in South Carolina.
Ex-MIT swimmer named NCAA Woman of Year
Margaret Guo owns two degrees and multiple All-America honors. Now she joins an exclusive group -- including Nicky Anosike and Rebecca Lobo -- who have been named NCAA Woman of the Year.
Concealed carry on campus (5:02)
Vermont hockey players banned in hazing probe
Vermont hockey captains Brendan Bradley and Mario Puskarich and assistant captains Chris Muscoby and Anthony Petruzzelli were suspended after an off-campus party at which hazing occurred.
NCAA women's soccer: Conference races take shape
With a 1-0 victory over Virginia, Duke stays atop the ACC. UConn gets two big American Athletic Conference wins. South Carolina tops rival Florida. And Columbia takes control in the Ivy League.
NCAA facing 43 concussion class-action lawsuits
The NCAA is now facing 43 class-action lawsuits related to the handling of concussions by Division I football programs after 18 more were filed this week.
Ex-Title IX coordinator: Baylor stood in way
Former Baylor Title IX coordinator Patty Crawford told CBS on Wednesday that the school prevented her from doing her job.
Two women join Title IX lawsuit against Baylor
Two women who say they were sexually assaulted while attending Baylor joined a Title IX civil rights lawsuit against the school, claiming it failed to sufficiently investigate their cases.
NCAA soccer: Cal's Boyd shines in L.A.
Goalkeeper Emily Boyd surrendered a single goal during Cal's trip to Los Angeles, and now the espnW player of the week has the Bears gunning for a conference title.
ACC picks new sites for pulled NC championships
The Atlantic Coast Conference has picked new sites for eight of the championships it is moving from North Carolina because of a law that restricts the rights of LGBT people.
NCAA volleyball: Killer arm at Penn State
Penn State junior outside hitter Simone Lee had 30 kills and a never-say-die attitude to help bring down Minnesota and elevate Penn State. She is the espnW player of the week.
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NCAA volleyball: A first for Wisconsin
Wisconsin takes over the No. 1 ranking in NCAA volleyball for the first time in program history, but with a game vs. former No. 1 Minnesota on Wednesday, the Badgers aren't celebrating yet.
Savannah Rennie is ready to hit the court again
A rare disease took volleyball away from Savannah Rennie and nearly took her life. Her passion never wavered. After getting a new liver in May, the redshirt freshman at Cal is ready to play.
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Capital One Cup Impact Performance
No. 1 Alabama overcame to scoreless quarters to defeat LSU and take the Capital One Cup Impact Performance.
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Capital One Cup: Championship Central
Check out which teams won every men's and women's fall championship and where they stand in the current Capital One Cup standings.
