NCAA seeks financial rewards for women’s teams NCAA president Charlie Baker said Sunday he is shooting for unit distribution for the women’s NCAA tournament beginning with the 2024-25 season, meaning creating avenues for teams that make the field to “benefit financially as well as in the other ways.”

The questions that will shape the women’s season (and NCAA champ) Can LSU win back-to-back titles? Will UConn start a new Final Four streak? How will the final season in the Pac-12 as we know it shake out?

NCAA at Michigan for investigation, sources say An NCAA enforcement staff has been at the University of Michigan this week to look into the sign-stealing probe, sources told ESPN.

NCAA investigating Wolverines for sign stealing The Michigan Wolverines’ football program, which is ranked No. 2, is being investigated by the NCAA amid allegations of sign stealing.

Self says NCAA probe tarnished rep ‘immensely’ Bill Self said the NCAA investigation that ended last week without additional penalties imposed on him or Kansas still caused significant damage.

NCAA allows UNC star WR Walker to play in ’23 North Carolina wide receiver Tez Walker will be eligible to play in 2023 after new information emerged that the NCAA said school officials “failed to provide” previously.

NCAA shrinks window for athletes to enter portal The NCAA Division I Council approved changes to the transfer portal windows that will shrink the number of days for student-athletes to enter their name in the portal.

NCAA received threats in wake of eligibility denial The NCAA in a statement Tuesday said committee members have received “violent and possibly criminal threats” in the wake of the high-profile decision to deny eligibility for UNC receiver Tez Walker.

Source: NCAA deal with UM’s Harbaugh rejected The NCAA Committee on Infractions has rejected a negotiated resolution between Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh and the NCAA that called for a four-game suspension over alleged recruiting violations, sources confirmed to ESPN Saturday.

NCAA cites 2-time transfer policy in waiver denial The NCAA said in a statement Wednesday it has begun applying new criteria to two-time transfers that makes it more difficult to gain immediate eligibility, a day after FSU’s Darrell Jackson Jr. and UNC’s Devontez Walker had their waivers rejected.

NCAA to run NIT-like tourney for women’s hoops The NCAA announced Monday it is creating another women’s college basketball tournament that it will operate like the men’s NIT as a second option for 32 teams that do not make the NCAA Tournament.

NCAA tourney possible expansion ‘not imminent’ Expanding the NCAA tournament field is “not imminent,” but the NCAA acknowledged Thursday that it discussed the possibility this week.