Jesse Dougherty

The Hoyas’ season is likely over after a second half that had Coach Ed Cooley lamenting his team’s lack of intensity in a game they had to win.

That said, the 12th hearing on NIL and college athletics signaled many more to come in the months ahead.

The group of 120 college athletes sent letters to the commissioners of the Big Ten and SEC hoping to explore a potential partnership. Neither agreed to meet.

The Education Department rescinded a Title IX memo on name, image and likeness payments, and college sports continues to be impacted by a new era in Washington.

An athletic director’s plea at Vanderbilt shows that in the NIL era of college athletics, even celebrations come with a cost-benefit analysis.

The future of college athletics remains uncertain, with a host of unresolved developments related to Title IX, NIL compensation and player movement complicating the landscape.

The organization approved “performance units” for women’s teams participating in March Madness after years of only paying men’s programs.

The Longhorns were one yard from a late tying touchdown, but Jack Sawyer’s fumble return helped the Buckeyes seal the Cotton Bowl and set up a national championship game matchup against Notre Dame.

A season-ending thud of a loss to the Houston Texans brings back rotten Chargers memories.

The Buckeyes enter Friday’s Cotton Bowl as favorites to win the College Football Playoff. A sophisticated NIL operation helped them get here.