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After a disappointing 2025‑26 campaign, Kentucky is turning its attention to Savo Drezgić, a 19‑year‑old Serbian guard who is exploring a comeback to the NCAA ranks.
Jackson Johnson, a decorated coach from Boston, has moved to Florida’s IMG Academy, bringing a championship pedigree and a focus on student‑athlete development.
Hawaii Hilo’s latest victory underscores a sustained era of athletic excellence in the islands.
Kailee Olson, a 35‑year‑old assistant coach at Duluth East, lost her fight against colon cancer after 15 months. She leaves behind a husband, two daughters, and a legacy of advocacy and mentorship.
Vanderbilt will open its 2026 home schedule with Wake Forest on Nov. 5 and UCF on Nov. 20, marking the first time since 2017‑18 that two Power Five opponents will meet the Commodores at Memorial Gymnasium.
Cal Poly announced recent promotions that bring veteran strategist Kyle Bossier and seasoned coach James Andrisevic into expanded roles, signaling a push toward higher rankings and deeper roster development.
Rutgers University is set to upgrade Jersey Mike’s Arena with a multi‑year, $155‑$225 million renovation that will modernize facilities, increase premium seating and generate roughly $16 million in annual revenue.
On July 22, the Lobdell family barn in Skaneateles will host Summer Slam, a celebration of Syracuse basketball that includes a star‑studded on‑court conversation, contests, food, drinks and a fireworks display, with proceeds supporting NIL opportunities for student‑athletes.
Joshua Jefferson eyes a top‑45 slot while Milan Momcilovic balances elite shooting with a college return plan.
Summer Slam returns July 22 at a Skaneateles barn, blending basketball nostalgia with community support for student‑athlete NIL opportunities.
Thirty‑three years after clinching their 26th league title, Real Madrid recalls the dramatic seven‑game saga that delivered a league crown, a Copa del Rey, and a memorable MVP showing from Arvydas Sabonis.
Baylor opens the Players Era 16 Tournament in Las Vegas against eighth‑ranked Alabama, a match that could set the tone for a Thanksgiving showdown with Gonzaga or Kansas State.
Tyler Tanner’s breakout season turned Vanderbilt’s basketball program into a national contender, but his upcoming draft decision leaves fans wondering whether the Commodores can sustain their rise.
The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley assistant coach was selected for the NCAA Women Coaches Academy Class #56, a program that empowers women coaches through leadership development and mentorship.
Max Rice, a former standout at Bishop Kelly High School and Boise State, joins the Broncos’ coaching roster after a professional season with the East Perth Eagles, where he averaged 11.1 points and 3.3 assists. His hiring follows the departure of Lexus Williams and the retirement of offensive coordinator Tim Duryea.
The Buffs secure the services of 6‑foot‑8 forward Austin Prosser, an Australian prospect with international experience and proven shooting efficiency.
A recent tournament at Fort Campbell highlighted the 101st Airborne Division’s enduring spirit, bringing together current troops, veterans and the local community to commemorate the 35th anniversary of Operation Desert Storm.
Cedric Coward’s selection to the NBA’s 2025-26 All-Rookie First Team caps a rookie season that blended statistical excellence with a compelling personal narrative.
McDonald's All‑American Cydnee Bryant will join Kansas women's basketball and also play volleyball, prompting a coordinated plan from coaches to manage her workload and keep the team competitive.
Jared Armstrong, an American basketball player, is restoring 17 basketball courts in Israeli towns near the Gaza border, using the JAB Camp non‑profit to bring hope, unity, and a sense of normalcy to communities shattered by the October 7 Hamas attacks.
McDonald’s All‑American Cydnee Bryant will compete for Kansas in both basketball and volleyball, with a schedule that prioritizes volleyball season and a return to the basketball roster.
Markus Burton, a top‑ranked transfer, is expected to lead Indiana basketball in scoring and assists in the 2026‑27 season. Known for his scoring ability and playmaking skills, Burton aims to push for the Big Ten scoring lead and average at least 4.5 assists per game. His arrival, along with other key transfers, positions Indiana for a successful season.
UTSA announced the hiring of Adam Short, a seasoned assistant with a track record of defensive improvement and tournament success.
Claudia Contell, a six‑year professional from Valencia, commits to TCU, bringing international experience and accolades to the program.