A dirty little secret for oddsmakers is that they genuinely hate injuries because they feel vulnerable when they post betting lines. It is much easier to make accurate odds with both teams at full strength because there is sufficient data.

A pair of Big Ten Conference rivals coming off overtime victories over Illinois collide on Friday night when the No. 10 Michigan State Spartans (20-4) invade the Kohl Center in Madison to take on the Wisconsin Badgers (17-7).

The latest NCAA men's tournament bracket projection sees Big Ten teams going up and down with four weeks before Selection Sunday.

The NCAA rejected the appeal of former Michigan staffer Connor Stalions for penalties levied stemming from the advanced sign-stealing saga.

Will Missouri make a critical final push? Will Miami (OH) wind up on the wrong side of the bubble if it loses?

College basketball’s eligibility rules are being stretched in new ways, leaving coaches to question whether the system can still keep up with the sport.

Assistant Attorney General Gail Slater, chief of the DOJ's antitrust division, announced on Thursday she is stepping down-a move that could increase the odds of a settlement between the government and Live Nation and invite new thinking on antitrust enforcement and athletes' rights in college sports at a pivotal time.

Oklahoma improved to 13-12 with a dominant win over Georgia, but that was not the main headline from the Lloyd Noble Center that shocked the college basketball world on Saturday afternoon. Instead, a popcorn machine at the concession stands stole the spotlight after it caught on fire, temporarily delaying the game.

The Tennessee football quarterback is asking a judge to grant him an injunction, allowing him to play for Vols for another year.

College baseball's regular season will kick off tomorrow. CBS Sports will, in keeping with tradition, honor the moment by publishing our preseason ranking of the top 30 prospects in this year's Major League Baseball draft class.

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