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Stanford soccer star Catarina Macario awaits her next move
Two-time Hermann Trophy winner Catarina Macario could face a tough decision: continue her prolific college career at Stanford or turn pro and enter the NWSL draft.

Black collegiate gymnasts describe culture of racism, isolation

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CORONAVIRUS FALLOUT
What's next for fall college sports beyond football?
The NCAA won't hold Division I fall sports championships. What does that mean for soccer, women's volleyball, field hockey and cross country?

Emmert: No NCAA championships for fall sports
NCAA president Mark Emmert said on Thursday there won't be fall NCAA championships because there are not enough schools participating due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic -- a decision that impacts 22 championships, including FCS football.

NCAA GYMNASTICS
Former Florida gymnast alleges frequent racism
Former Florida gymnast Kennedy Baker, a member of the national team before arriving in Gainesville, detailed her experiences with racism while a member of the team in a social media post Monday.

COLLEGE TENNIS
How two college programs, cut due to coronavirus impact, are trying to save each other
Two NCAA programs at Winthrop and East Carolina that were cut because of the financial impact of COVID-19 are working to help each other survive.

NCAA SPORTS
How Olympic sports are fighting for survival at the collegiate level
From cutting sports to limiting travel, schools are rethinking their budgets in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, which has accelerated their need to adapt.

News
NCAA seeks trademark on 'Battle in the Bubble'
In another clue toward the possibility of a college bubble structure for tournaments amid the coronavirus pandemic, the NCAA has applied to trademark the phrase "Battle in the Bubble."

NCAA - Other
NC State women's soccer team won't play in fall
The NC State women's soccer team will not compete in the fall, citing a depleted roster, the school announced Monday.


North Carolina
NCAAF
UNC to forgo fans for start of football, fall sports
In an open letter to fans, UNC AD Bubba Cunningham said fans will not be allowed to attend games for football, men's and women's soccer, field hockey, volleyball and cross country through September.


United States NCAA Women's Soccer
Guerrieri says the sun has finally come out for Aggies
Texas A&M women's soccer head coach G Guerrieri breaks down the news of a soccer fall season and says it's been a big mental relief for team.

NCAAF
UCLA sues Under Armour over sponsorship deal
UCLA sued Under Armour in federal court on Wednesday, alleging it terminated its $280 million sponsorship agreement with the Bruins not because of the pandemic but because the massive deal was too costly for the financially troubled apparel company.

News
AAC moves non-football fall sports to spring
The American Athletic Conference has postponed most of its fall sports until spring.

NCAAM
DePaul taps UK deputy athletic director Peevy
DePaul has hired DeWayne Peevy as its athletic director to replace the retiring Jean Lenti Ponsetto.


United States NCAA Women's Soccer
Arkansas' special soccer season cause for celebration
Razorbacks secure the 2019 SEC women's soccer championship and demonstrate how to commemorate the occasion with pure joy.

NCAA Women's Volleyball
Mother-daughter coaching duo sets example at Alabama
Crimson Tide volleyball coach Lindsey Devine and her daughter, Megan Ailshie, strive to be positive role models for their players.

NCAA - Other
NCAA votes to give extra year to D-I fall athletes
The vote to give an extra year of eligibility to Divison I fall athletes eliminates a cloud of uncertainty for those whose seasons have been postponed or could be further disrupted because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.


Nebraska
NCAAF
Huskers using furloughs, pay cuts amid crunch
The University of Nebraska is putting 51 athletic department employees on furlough and all others will take a 10% pay cut in response to the budget crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

NCAA - Other
UConn's Stevens retires with 3 field hockey titles
Nancy Stevens, who led UConn to three national titles in becoming the winningest coach in NCAA field hockey history, retired Friday. Stevens finishes her 43-year coaching career with a record of 700-189-24.

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- Memo: NCAA furloughing its staff for 3-8 weeks
- MSU's Nassar review mostly clears school staff
- Wolverines, Horns eliminate jobs, cut salaries
- Texas Tech eliminating jobs, pay amid pandemic
- Kansas will play games in fall sports without fans
- NC State to open fall sports with no fans allowed
- Iowa pauses workouts after spike in virus cases
College Sports
Streeter Lecka/Getty Images Capital One Cup: Championship Central
Check out which teams won every men's and women's fall championship and where they stand in the current Capital One Cup standings.




















