They came, they swam, they conquered.

Calls college athletes’ effort to unionize “a necessary step”

The UMass guard is just made history.

Things aren’t looking good in Evanston.

The fight to unionize college athletes marches on.

It’s the first time that a big-time college football program has won such a right.

The effort, if successful, could re-make college sports.

Basketball is an important part of life Native American communities. And nothing shows that better than the ascendence of Louisville’s Shoni and Jude Schimmel.

White male basketball student-athletes on tournament teams graduate at the rate of 90 percent versus only 65 percent of black male basketball student-athletes.

When Kansas State’s point guard Angel Rodriguez (who’s Puerto Rican) went to take the line some in the crown started chanting “Where’s your green card?”

Last night, Duke University took the NCAA championship title. Honestly, I was rooting for the underdog Butler. But it was a good game. Props to the two teams’ basketball skills, but also to the fact that the graduation rates for the Black basketball student-athletes on both teams are on the higher end of the spectrum which dips as low as 13 percent at UNLV. Butler’s graduation rate for Black b-ball student-athletes is 75 percent and 100 percent for white student-athletes.