Dennis Dodd

As the Power Five consolidates power, the NCAA is losing its grip on authority and membership value

The Pac-12 player activist group began out of concern for the health and safety of players amid the coronavirus

From potentially non-existent ticket sales to an ever-changing schedule, bowl games face questions in 2020

Big 12 teams would play their nonconference opponents before beginning league games

Usually a leader, the SEC chose to follow on Thursday; not that there's anything wrong with that

The Fighting Irish have been resistant to join a conference, but what if they like it?

Athletic directors felt motivation to take a stand and make some changes in college sports

It is not yet determined whether Notre Dame would be eligible for the ACC championship

Though a vote would not directly impact the FBS, it could be the first domino to force a major change

Each would play their normal league schedules while adding or retaining a nonconference game

Testing once a week, up to three days out from kickoff, creates a massive gap where infection can spread

CFP executive director Bill Hancock is remaining cautiously optimistic about the 2020 season

The coronavirus pandemic is creating a scenario that may result in record-low turnover in the profession

From reducing practice tackling to canceling its tournament, the Ivy League is often the first domino to fall

The Big Ten's decision to play a conference-only schedule in 2020 surprised some leagues on Thursday