Author: Dan Wolken, USA TODAY

The Basketball Tournament, a $1 million, single-elimination event, just provided a bit of evidence that a sports bubble can actually work in America.

The SEC punted on a decision for the 2020 college football season, delaying the inevitable … that COVID-19 can take down the mightiest conference.

Learfield IMG College has sought to restructure deals in ways that would reduce or eliminate schools’ guaranteed rights fees, several officials say.

Five-star basketball recruit Makur Maker hopes decision to play at Howard can get more elite prospects to HBCUs. But that can’t fall to players alone.

Morgan Scalley will remain with Utah as defensive coordinator but will have his pay cut in 2020 and no longer will be the head coach in waiting.

The Ivy League will decide July 8 whether its schools will try to play fall sports. The decision could serve as a bellweather for the rest of NCAA.

After weeks of delusion about having a semi-normal football season with packed stadiums, the mood has taken a decidedly pessimistic turn.

Clemson, with 28 positive tests in June, has biggest known outbreak of the coronavirus since college athletes returned to campus for workouts.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he has approved the USTA’s plan to hold the U.S. Open Aug. 31-Sep. 13 at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.