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Top recruit David Gabriel Georges is set to announce his college commitment on July 22, pitting Ohio State's tradition against Tennessee's lucrative NIL offer
Florida State will meet Auburn on October 14, 2026, at Boutwell Auditorium in Birmingham, Alabama, in a preseason event sponsored by Nike and Hibbett.
Auburn will face Florida State on Oct. 14 at Boutwell Auditorium, showcasing new transfers and a revamped backcourt under Coach Steven Pearl.
The 2026 Ballin in Boutwell event will bring Florida State and Auburn to Birmingham's historic Boutwell Auditorium on October 14, continuing a tradition that celebrates the city's rich basketball heritage.
A new digital archive, &Friends, debuted on June 10, showcasing the diverse soccer clubs of New York City and seeking support from municipal leaders.
At the Peach Jam tournament, NaVorro Bowman Jr. delivered a 25‑point, six‑steal performance that highlighted his all‑court skill set and sparked a recruiting surge among elite programs.
The Seminoles will meet the Auburn Tigers in Birmingham on Oct. 14, marking their second straight appearance in the Nike‑ and Hibbett‑sponsored Ballin in Boutwell showcase.
Cayden Daughtry’s summer performance has drawn comparisons to NBA stars as he prepares for an official visit to Iowa.
Cedrick Simmons, a top high school football prospect from Selma, Alabama, reversed his verbal pledge from Auburn to the University of Alabama, highlighting a significant recruiting victory for the Crimson Tide.
The tournament’s soaring ratings, sold‑out stadiums and vibrant fan cultures have turned soccer from an outsider into a mainstream pillar of U.S. sports.
Andre Drummond has signed with the New York Knicks while expanding his role as investor and creative director of Stria, a shoe brand, and building a real‑estate and charitable portfolio.
The new U.S. Soccer National Training Center outside Atlanta, funded by Arthur Blank, features world‑class facilities and a mission to break down pay‑to‑play barriers while attracting national teams and global soccer enthusiasts.
A $50 million state‑of‑the‑art training center in Atlanta, funded by Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank, opens its doors to the U.S. soccer community, promising world‑class amenities and a unified headquarters for the sport’s governing body.
The newly opened facility in Atlanta, funded by Blank and championed by U.S. Soccer, promises to reshape the sport’s development landscape.
U.S. Soccer’s new Atlanta training complex, funded by Arthur Blank, promises to reshape the nation’s soccer landscape while tackling existing challenges.
The University of Tennessee has transitioned its football program from Nike to adidas, introducing fresh apparel, uniform tweaks and new NIL opportunities for players, as highlighted by head coach Josh Heupel.
The nation's No. 34 overall prospect and No. 11 point guard, TJ Jamison, pledged to Baylor, while Iowa continues its pursuit of two other elite point guards scheduled to visit campus soon.
With a surge of pink footwear and limited visual cues, commentators are turning to hairstyles, video games and other tricks to keep track of dozens of athletes.
The NCAA's five-year eligibility rule is expected to compress scholarship opportunities for mid-tier prospects in the 2027 class, prompting coaches to adjust strategies and players to reconsider traditional power‑conference pathways.
Nike announces a major expansion of its football roster, signing top high school prospects and elite college athletes, and outlining the support structure behind the new talent.
Eleven LSU athletes make the cut in Nike's first Blue Ribbon Elite Football roster, underscoring the university's growing influence in the name‑image‑likeness landscape.
A look at the surge of fuchsia boots at the 2026 World Cup, the personalization work of Ryan Park in Edinburgh, and the broader implications for athlete autonomy.
Nike announces new name, image and likeness agreements with eight top college football players, expanding its football roster to include both collegiate and high school talent while enlisting executive Ann Miller to guide the initiative.
Nike has committed to a multi‑year name, image and likeness agreement with Oregon quarterback Dante Moore, securing one of the most valuable college athletes as the landscape of collegiate compensation continues to evolve.