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Ohio Court Reverses Course on Grandfathering Athletes Into NCAA Eligibility

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Beyond the Game: Lighting Trends Elevating the Sports Experience

Beyond the Game: Lighting Trends Elevating the Sports Experience

University of Toledo Announces New 'Rocket Account Manager' Program to Improve Fan Experience

Daily Digs: Cheyney University Breaks Ground on $36M Athletics Complex, Fort Hays State Opens Bickle-Schmidt Athletics Center, and More!

ASU Taps Ex-Justice to Review Hockey Player's Collapse, But Family Unsatisfied With Scope

Ohio Court Reverses Course on Grandfathering Athletes Into NCAA Eligibility

Two dozen collegiate athletes who sought an extra year of eligibility in response to the NCAA’s new age-based criteria are no longer eligible after an Ohio appeals court reversed a preliminary injunction allowing them to play .

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University of Toledo Announces New 'Rocket Account Manager' Program to Improve Fan Experience

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Daily Digs: Cheyney University Breaks Ground on $36M Athletics Complex, Fort Hays State Opens Bickle-Schmidt Athletics Center, and More!

Cheyney University of Pennsylvania broke ground on a $36 million athletics facility, which will include three basketball courts with volleyball capabilities, a fitness center, locker rooms, multipurpose areas, athletics offices, recreation areas, concessions and other supporting spaces.

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ASU Taps Ex-Justice to Review Hockey Player's Collapse, But Family Unsatisfied With Scope

Arizona State University is retaining a former Arizona Supreme Court chief justice to review university policies in the wake of an August team workout that left 21-year-old hockey transfer Matthew Mayich hospitalized and unlikely to recover from heatstroke.

Governing Bodies

High School Football Game Canceled at Halftime Due to Fighting Inside, Outside Stadium

At halftime of an Akron (Ohio) Public Schools football game on Oct. 2, school officials made the decision to cancel the remainder of the game due to excessive fights between spectators inside and outside Ellet’s Joseph B. Yost Stadium.

As Legal Sports Gambling Proliferates, So Does Concern Over Its Consequences

DraftKings — just one of three sports betting companies, along with FanDuel and Fanatics, partnering with the NFL for the 2026 season — has offered such past digital advertising enticements as this: “The NFL is back! Get a free shot at the $1 MILLION TOP PRIZE.”

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Marching Band Kicked Out of High School Football Game for Playing During Live Action

The Grimsley Senior High School marching band — which traveled the 200-plus miles from Greensboro N.C., to Henrico, Va., for the Whirlies' non-conference football game Friday night against Varina — was escorted out of the stadium during the second half after the public address announcer repeatedly warned the band not to play music while the ball was in play.

Entire Girls' Soccer Team Coaching Staff Placed on Leave Over Video Evidence of Hazing

The entire girls' soccer coaching staff at Olentangy Orange High School in Lewis Center, Ohio, has been placed on paid administrative leave amid an ongoing investigation into alleged hazing, according to the school district.

Kansas State Reaches $12M Settlement With Former Men's Basketball Coach Tang

The legal battle between Kansas State University and former head men’s basketball coach Jerome Tang has finally come to a conclusion, with K-State agreeing to pay Tang $12 million.

Building Systems

Vermont Ice Arena to Close, Citing Half-Century-Old Equipment Failure

The BOR ice arena in Barre, Vt., will not open its doors this winter for the first time in more than 50 years, after city officials announced that the “half-century-old equipment” has given out.

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Game Changers: Women's Sports Foundation Releases Inaugural Sport Report

The first-ever Women’s Sports Foundation Report aims to serve as an annual benchmark for the state of girls’ and women’s sports participation and perception. The data from the inaugural 2026 report reveals a demand for access to girls’ sports, a breakthrough in professional women’s sports and a turbulent college environment.

Daily Digs: Orioles Plan Revamp of Camden Left-Field Upper Deck at Camden, MLS' 'Office as a Stadium' Headquarters, and More!

The Baltimore Orioles announced that their home ballpark will have approximately 2,000 seats removed in order to build a new social space in the upper deck in left field. The area will include drink rails, standing room viewing areas, spacious gathering zones with tables and chairs, a central bar, diverse concessions offerings and televisions.

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