Ivy League cancels fall sports due to coronavirus pandemic

The Ivy League on Wednesday became the first Division I conference to suspend all fall sports, including football, leaving open the possibility of moving some seasons to the spring if the coronavirus pandemic is better controlled by then.

DeSantis signs bill allowing student-athlete compensation

Surrounded by sports standouts, Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday put his signature on a bill intended to allow student-athletes at Florida colleges and universities to cash in on their names and likenesses.

No calls for sports cuts at the University of Tampa

A growing number of college sports programs around the country have become casualties to the coronavirus pandemic. Nearly 100 teams have been cut -- from Division I to NAIA schools.

COVID-19 curtails dream season for women's basketball at University of Tampa

The University of Tampa women’s basketball team was in the midst of a historic season. The Spartans won 19 straight at one point during the 2019-2020 schedule.

Carson Kaleo prepares for a future without Florida Tech football

Carson Kaleo was preparing for the upcoming season at Division II Florida Tech. But the Melbourne, Florida school has been interrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic like every other school in the country.

Rita Lowman becomes Outback Bowl chair for 2021 game

Rita Lowman is president of Pilot Bank. And now the Outback Bowl is banking on her business experience as the newly named chair of the board of directors.

USF's athletic director preparing for financial hit

The coronavirus shutdown in sports is having widespread effects. On college campuses around the country, it's not only games that are being lost; it's also revenue.

Athlete compensation bill in Florida legislature faces speed bump

A fast-moving bill to allow student-athletes in Florida to hire agents and ink endorsement deal reached a speed bump Tuesday, as lawmakers attempted to reconcile differences between their dueling proposals.

Fla. Senate backs college athlete pay plan

An effort to allow Florida college athletes to make off-the-field money was approved Monday by the Senate and awaits House action. It wouldn’t take effect until July 1, 2021, giving the NCAA time to enact nationwide compensation rules for college athletes.

Florida lawmakers could extend time for NCAA on student-athlete pay

Florida lawmakers sought to delay when college athletes can begin striking endorsement deals and agreed to extend the game clock on Monday for the NCAA on its own to address the issue of compensation for the 450,000 student-athletes under its purview.

NFL Draft prospect, new father training for combine at IMG

Cam Dantzler can be found these days at IMG Academy. He’s preparing for the biggest job interview of his life: The NFL combine.

USF pentathlete breaks new barrier with the Bulls

Growing up in Sweden and getting her first taste of college life in Kansas, Adrianna Janic made a fast dash to Florida.

Dad becomes coach for UT Spartans freshman shortstop JD Urso

In Coach Joe Urso's 20th season, his son JD joins the University of Tampa Spartans baseball program. But did he accept the offer to play because of his dad, or in spite of him?

College football's fastest man now training in Tampa

Alabama's Henry Ruggs III was tracked at 24.3 miles per hour on a touchdown reception against South Carolina back in September. That's 2 mph faster than any player in the NFL this season.

Fla. House speaker: College athletics have 'basically become pro sports'

House Speaker Jose Oliva offered support Tuesday to lawmakers who want Florida’s college athletes to be able to cash in on their names and images, as three influential House committees prepare to jointly discuss the issue next week.