The ITA governs fall competition, not the NCAA, but these matches are still a BFD for athletes: Unlike NCAA contests where team titles reign supreme, individual glory is the name of fall’s game.

Notre Dame’s aforementioned thriller aside, the NCAA gridiron brought mostly snoozy blowouts by behemoths in Week 5.

It was a weekend of ranked drama and double trouble on the college courts.

NCAA women’s hockey soft-launched with a few early games last week, but most squads’ seasons begin this weekend — check out our primer, then let’s hit the rink.

Week 5’s spreading the love with ranked matchups in four Power Five conferences (sorry, Big Ten fans).

The massive 2024–25 conference realignment experiment is creeping closer, but the Big 12’s already in the lab with four new members — former AACers UCF, Houston, and Cincinnati, plus BYU (who was independent in football, Mountain West in everything else) — this year.

That leaves the last-standing pair, Washington State and Oregon State, working together on creative solutions to save the 108-year-old conference.

Ohio State’s and Oregon’s statement wins weren’t the only blockbusters on Saturday.

Could this be one of the most exciting college football Saturdays…ever?

One month into fockey season and the Iowa Hawkeyes, the new Midwestern superpower, have risen to top the poll — and just about every other stat line, too.

Explosive change is the guys’ game’s only constant, and last night, two squads issued tenacious responses to their new ranks.

Although technically a spring sport, the first half of golf’s split season is already two weeks in, so check out our Summer School explainer to catch up on your course work, then let’s hit the links.