The U.S. Education Department is scrapping a policy from the Biden administration that threatened to upend colleges’ plans to ...

Alabama was one of the first states to enact legislation allowing student-athletes to profit from their name, image and ...

Cohen discussed the ever-changing landscape of NIL and why it's hard to assess where Auburn is compared to other schools ...

With Texas out of the way, Alabama basketball players were finally ready to talk about Auburn on Tuesday night. Alabama players spoke after the No. 1-ranked Crimson Tide 's 103-80 win. Soon after ...

Auburn athletic director John Cohen talked about Neville Arena's newly approved renovations in an exclusive interview with AL.com ...

Mark Byington has earned the right to take a victory lap and dunk on everyone who doubted him and picked Vanderbilt to finish ...

BACK IN THE DECEMBER ISSUE we featured our popular annual feature “Where They Are Going,” which tracks the movement of...

In January alone, elite college football recruit Mack Sutter had 11 offers and four Big Ten head coaches visit Dunlap: 'It was an unreal experience.' ...

The Auburn University Board of Trustees gave project approval to a $9 million renovation at Neville Arena and a $2.2 million refurbishment at the Auburn University Bookstore.

Alabama has been a football school for 100 years. Can Nate Oats make it a basketball school, too? Or has he already done it?

House Bill 1041 would allow universities to pay players from any sport, though football is the most lucrative, for their name, image and likeness rights, otherwise known as NIL ...

I have been reading a lot lately about college football players gaining the right to call themselves employees of the institutions they represent. This is a vast departure from the century-old model ...