Clark was wearing a black varsity jacket with leather sleeves. The jacket featured a custom look with the Iowa Hawkeyes and Indiana Fever logos, along with the words "Iowa" and "Indiana" stitched onto ...

∎ Corporate logos on the field ... at stagnation with arguably one of the most valuable aspects of college athletics — jersey patches,” Cole Gahagan, president and CEO of Learfield, told ...

Major television networks ESPN, Fox and CBS are still open to participating in a media rights package with the expanded Pac-12, according to a report from Front ...

on a Sunday afternoon when the school honored Clark by raising her No. 22 jersey to the rafters at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Rather than launching logo 3-pointers and throwing pinpoint passes as she ...

Before being a first-team All-American at Clemson and the Eagles’ fourth-round selection in the 2024 NFL draft, he was a ...

The WNBA Rookie of the Year returned to her home state to be honored with a jersey retirement ceremony on her college court.

What better time to take a look back and appreciate what Caitlin Clark did during her time in Iowa City. Clark’s iconic #22 ...

Ohio State plans to don a familiar look in the College Football ... the mid-2000s. The jerseys feature three gray stripes outlining two scarlet stripes on the sleeves. A patch for the title game is ...

The NCAA policy change regarding logos on field opens up new revenue source for Texas Tech football. Talks also under way on next naming-rights deal ...

With the Notre Dame Fighting Irish being the home team in the college football national championship game against the Ohio State Buckeyes, that means the white jerseys are out. It's back to the blue.

Ohio State plans to don a familiar look in the College ... jerseys feature three gray stripes outlining two scarlet stripes on the sleeves. A patch for the title game is also stitched above the ...

The guard from Maryland who finished her high school career in New Jersey playing for a Burlington ... step back jumpers, or logo three-pointers, McMiller seemed to make it a point of emphasis ...