(#382) Another day in court for the NCAA, this time surrounding its NIL rules, and it could affect college hockey

Tennessee AG Jonathan Skrmetti speaks after a hearing on Tuesday where he challenged the NCAA’s NIL rules (Photo: AP)

The NCAA was back in court on Tuesday, and while the case wasn't specific to college hockey, the ruling could result in NIL changes across all college sports, which would affect college hockey.

The NCAA Tournament game times and TV schedule were posted. The regionals will again feature 2 p.m. (ET) puck drops on Thursday and Friday.

Alaska Anchorage's chancellor told supporters that the school has plans to build a new arena on campus.

And we have the latest commitments.

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