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The Minnesota Vikings have announced a series of front‑office appointments that bring experienced talent from across the league, positioning the club for a competitive push in both college and NFL seasons.
About 25 former Iowa State Cyclones are set to sign NFL contracts for the 2026 season, with notable draft selections, new deals and preseason camp dates defining their paths.
NFL athletes are using their platforms to predict outcomes, venue assignments and standout players for the upcoming global soccer tournament.
After a 4‑6 finish in 2025, the Stingrays have named Tony Gilbert as their new head coach, tapping a veteran who blends SEC pedigree with NFL experience.
A tragic collision in Colorado left former Nittany Lion Kyle Vasey fighting for his life and claimed the life of his fiancée, Corinne More. Authorities are investigating whether the crash was intentional.
During the first official visitor week of June, the Oregon Ducks added three new pledges, including a flip from Washington State and a standout from Seattle’s Rainier Beach High School. The commitments underscore Coach Dan Lanning’s aggressive recruiting approach and set the stage for future battles over elite recruits.
After a decorated college tenure and a decade-long NFL career, Andy Levitre reappears on the 2027 Hall of Fame ballot, underscoring his lasting impact on the sport.
The new training complex, funded by Arthur Blank, Dan Cathy and Michele Kang, offers cutting‑edge fields, indoor arenas and inclusive spaces for every U.S. Soccer side.
Atlanta Falcons athletes joined soldiers from the 3rd Infantry Division for a flag‑football game, signed memorabilia and took part in an oath of enlistment ceremony, reinforcing the team’s commitment to giving back to Georgia’s military community.
The Atlanta Falcons visited Fort Stewart for a flag‑football game with soldiers, offering a meet‑and‑greet, lunch and a chance to honor their sacrifices, while also teasing an upcoming preseason showdown in Atlanta.
The Atlanta Falcons spent a day at Fort Stewart, Georgia, engaging soldiers in a flag football match, a meet‑and‑greet and a catered lunch, underscoring the team's commitment to acknowledging the contributions of the armed forces before their August 14 preseason clash with the Denver Broncos.
The Mustangs’ new girls’ flag football squad, built around 70 eager tryout participants, will compete in Class 5A Area Region 2 next year, seeking to follow the success of nearby programs while building a sustainable future under Coach Davis.
Misdemeanor accusations against wide receiver Zachariah Branch were dropped after a video review, leaving his NFL prospects untouched.
Bret Bielema and his coaching assistants spent a session watching the Chicago Bears' organized team activities, noting the facilities, coaching methods and the talent of quarterback Caleb Williams.
Atlanta’s soccer fever is measurable — nine straight seasons topping MLS attendance, a new headquarters for U.S. Soccer, and eight World Cup matches at Mercedes‑Benz Stadium. The city’s growing population, Fortune 500 presence and ambitious real‑estate projects amplify the expected $500 million impact, reshaping its real‑estate market and cementing its status as a sports and business nexus.
An in-depth look at the 25 standout high school players from Indiana over the past quarter-century, tracing their paths from high school stardom to NFL contracts, coaching roles, and the challenges that shaped their legacies.
Coach Kevin Stefanski praises Cash Jones for his intelligence and versatility, noting the former Georgia player’s role on special teams and his fit within a broader strategy that taps into the state’s NFL‑producing talent pool.
Brandon Harris discussed Texas's 22-player transfer portal class, the challenges of maintaining depth under budget limits, and his endorsement of the proposed five-for-five eligibility model.
Veteran journalist Jamie Pote releases a comprehensive history of Wilmington High School football, spotlighting legendary players and community memories, with a signing scheduled at the Knights of Columbus
Former NFL linebacker Andrew Provence, a South Carolina defensive legend, prepares for his induction into the state's Athletic Hall of Fame, recalling his collegiate achievements and professional journey.
The 2026 NFL season highlights the impact of former Texas Longhorns players across multiple teams, from breakout draft picks to key matchups.
From Caleb Williams' third duel with Sam Darnold to Tuli Tuipulotu's clash with Josh Allen, the next few weeks promise high‑stakes matchups involving former Trojans standouts.