Truist CFO Michael Maguire said in an earnings call Monday that less than three interest rate cuts would result in pressure ...

But that won’t be reflected in the money each side earned for TV rights: $6.5 million for the women’s tournament and $873 million for the men’s.

The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics on Monday voted to bar transgender women from competing in women’s sports competitions. NAIA’s Council of Presidents unanimously voted in ...

Then they drove the tank back to their own lines. There’s a full video of the recovery mission here. Reportedly, all those involved with the mission, which captured the first ever T-72B3M mod.

The 2022 men's final, which matched Kansas and North Carolina on TBS, averaged 18.1 million. Clark and Iowa have the three top audiences for women's basketball ... (ESPN and ABC don't have ...

The NAIA's Council of ... policies don't enhance fairness in competition. Instead, they send a message of exclusion and reinforce dangerous stereotypes that harm all women." Last month, more ...

A recent movement to ban transgender women from girls’ and women’s sports led to the NAIA on Monday to update its transgender participation policy. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images) The National ...

Morry Gash/AP The University of Iowa alone has seen a 162% increase in average ticket sale prices from last season, according to Vivid Seats, a ticket resale company ... t deserve women's basketball.

For the South Carolina women's ... top five of the draft. And senior guard Te-Hina Paopao, a sharpshooting Oregon transfer who worked her way to an All-American selection – but she wasn’t ...

Caitlin Clark doesn't want to think about it. Or doesn't want to talk about it. That will come later. Probably much later.Yes, the Iowa star sees the packed stands. Hears the pop in the crowd ...

South Carolina beat Iowa 87-75 to win its third NCAA women’s championship ... happy for our players,” Staley said. “It doesn’t always end like you want it to end, much like last year.” ...

CLEVELAND — Despite huge TV ratings and unprecedented attention for women’s basketball, teams in the NCAA Tournament don’t cash in like their male counterparts. NCAA president Charlie Baker ...