A newly released NCAA report shows that just 14 of the 120 Football Bowl Subdivision schools made money from campus athletics in the 2009 fiscal year, down from 25 the year before.
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NCAA report: Economy cuts into college athletics
Texas officials says they are committed “long-term” to the Big 12.
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Texas says it has ‘long-term’ commitment to Big 12
A number of influential people inside and outside of college athletics mobilized over the past week to save the Big 12 Conference, stave off the Pac-10’s move to expand to 16 schools, and prevent a massive reorganization of college athletics.
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Big 12 Conference: Influential people saved league
Texas will remain a Big 12 Conference member, the university announced on Monday.
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Texas Longhorns staying put in ever-changing Big 12
The SEC keen on adding Texas A&M amid the onrush of a Big 12 shakeup, would be just as interested in luring Texas and Oklahoma but doesn’t see either as a realistic option, sources said.
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Sources: SEC covets Texas Longhorns, Oklahoma Sooners for expansion
Dexter Pittman, a senior at Texas and former Longhorns center, left the NBA draft combine Friday.
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Former Texas Longhorns center Dexter Pittman leaves NBA draft combine after brother shot, killed
Ranked teams Pittsburgh and Maryland, as well as former No.
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Pittsburgh Panthers, Texas Longhorns highlight Coaches vs. Cancer field
Texas guard J’Covan Brown has been taken off the court on a board with his neck stabilized after falling hard on a drive to the basket late in a game against No. 22 Texas A&M.
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Texas Longhorns’ J’Covan Brown removed on board after neck injury
Losses on the road sent Villanova and Michgan State tumbling in this week’s ESPN/USA Today men’s basketball poll — which once again is led by Kansas.
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Kansas keeps grip on top spot in ESPN/USA Today coaches’ poll
Kentucky and North Carolina, two of college basketball’s most illustrious programs, became a study in contrasts within the new ESPN/USA Today coaches’ poll released Monday.
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Kentucky Wildcats rises to No. 1; North Carolina Tar Heels depart Top 25
