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The NCAA chief of rules enforcement who was fired as a result of errors made in the investigation of Miami broke her silence, taking responsibility while also hinting at the pressure to make major infractions cases stick under Mark Emmert.

A judge rejected the NCAA's motion that players in the antitrust suit led by former UCLA star Ed O'Bannon should be precluded from advancing their lawsuit on procedural grounds.

NCAA policy chief proposes dropping "student-athlete" term.

In a surprising move, lawyers representing former college football and men's basketball players told a federal court that they now seek to change the way current athletes are compensated for the use of their images.

Today, health and safety are the focus of NFL Youth Football Fund resources, driven by crisis.

Pop Warner will introduce new rules to limit contact drills to one-third of practice time, and ban full-speed head-on blocking and tackling drills in which players line up more than three yards apart.

Too high a price to play.

In the wake of a new study, the national president of Pop Warner said he will propose a rule that, for the first time, would limit the amount of contact allowed in youth football practices.

Two former AAU basketball players who went public with their allegations of sexual molestation against former AAU chief Robert "Bobby" Dodd last month say they will not file a formal criminal complaint with Memphis police.

An attorney for the former Amateur Athletic Union President Bobby Dodd said Thursday his client is innocent of allegations that he molested two children in the 1980s.

Memphis police speak with two alleged molestation victims of former AAU president and CEO Bobby Dodd

Amateur Athletic Union announces investigation, contacts police about allegations

Joe Paterno could face civil lawsuits as a result of the Penn State sexual abuse scandal, and if that happens, one attorney said his legal representatives may try to work around what he considers a flaw in Pennsylvania state law.

An audio recording of Jim Tressel's five-hour interview with NCAA investigators before his forced resignation as Ohio State football coach highlights the fear and desperation heard in his voice.

Reform has been tried before, but this week's meetings may actually lead to change

An investigation by the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles of two Columbus-area automobile dealerships found that no state laws were broken in the recording or pricing of some of the used car deals given to Ohio State football players and family members.