President Donald Trump signed an executive order to regulate college sports, sources tell On3. The order encompasses transfer movement, player eligibility, funding requirements for women and Olympic ...

At the "Saving College Sports" meeting on March 6, leaders from around the sports ecosystem convened at the White House. Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images President Donald Trump has signed a second ...

While its immediate legal enforceability remains uncertain, the order signals a significant escalation in federal involvement in college sports—an arena traditionally governed by the NCAA and state ...

Amid growing legal chaos and financial pressures threatening athletic programs, the future of college sports is under serious threat. That is why, in response to calls from athletes, universities, and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Taylor Randall, University of Utah president, talks with the Deseret News editorial board at the Deseret News office in Salt Lake ...

President Trump issued an executive order aimed at stabilizing the rapidly evolving landscape of college athletics, particularly in football and basketball. Its stated goal is to preserve ...

On April 3, 2026, President Trump signed “Urgent National Action to Save College Sports,” his most comprehensive executive order on college athletics to date. The Order calls on the NCAA to establish ...

President Donald Trump has signed a second executive order aimed at fixing college sports, this time laying out specific transfer and eligibility rules, limiting how athletes can be compensated for ...