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The Wolverines added three transfer receivers, including standout JJ Buchanan, Jaime Ffrench and Salesi Moa, as head coach Jim Harbaugh names the top four receivers for the upcoming season.
Judge Phillip Hays recused himself from the injunction hearing concerning Brendan Sorsby, citing his deep ties to Texas Tech University. Senior Judge Ken Curry has been appointed to preside over the case, which remains unresolved as of June 3.
After three surgeries and a career defined by resilience, Rod Moore aims to return to full health and lead the Wolverines as a three‑time captain.
Errol Kerns III’s recent scholarship haul, driven by elite track times, puts him at the center of a recruiting whirlwind, while peers like Izayveon Moore and Monshun Sales make pivotal decisions.
The Wolverines add three experienced pass‑catchers through the transfer portal, each bringing distinct skill sets that could reshape the offense under head coach Kyle Whittingham.
The Cowboys have added nearly 50 players, keeping key contributors while integrating new quarterback Tyler Hughes and tight end Tyler Siddons, whose physical style could reshape the line.
With the 2026 season 91 days away, the Tigers must prepare for a slate of quarterbacks who each bring a distinct skill set and narrative to the field.
Athletic director Gene Taylor and coach Chris Klieman recount the unexpected decision to play in Dublin, the narrow loss, and the lasting positive impact despite a disappointing year.
The annual Sertoma 8‑man All-Star football game has announced its 46 senior participants, split between West and East teams, to be played at Lloyd Wilson Field in Hastings on June 20 at 6 p.m.
Micah Parsons, the former Penn State standout now with the Green Bay Packers, will miss the start of the NFL season due to a torn ACL. Following a strict nine‑month rehab protocol, he hopes to return in time for a playoff push.
The fund provides short‑term accommodation for players moving clubs, supporting both athletes and fans while reinforcing Airbnb's commitment to women's football.
Egypt qualified for the 2026 World Cup without a loss, finishing with 19 goals and just two conceded. Mohamed Salah, turning 34 on match day, headlines a team that will face Belgium, Iran and New Zealand in Group G.
Katin Houser, a redshirt senior from Anaheim, California, is set to quarterback the Illinois Fighting Illini in 2026, bringing Big Ten experience and a strong arm, while the program navigates roster turnover and a search for a future signal‑caller.
With only two suites and 12 Stadium Club seats left, the University of Toledo is urging supporters to act quickly for an exclusive game‑day experience.
The camp, held at Penn State’s facilities in State College, featured notable prospects such as Nick Anderson, Tony Johnson Jr., Drew Sheridan and others, offering coaches a first‑look at future talent.
Three‑star edge rusher Owen Roberts pledged to Purdue, bolstering a defensive overhaul that emphasizes pressure and relentless aggression.
Tanner Olmstead, a senior from Cassadaga Valley, has signed to play football at Alfred State University and will enroll in their Motorsports Technology program, earning the Big Blue Scholarship upon acceptance.
A look at the players whose stats and marketability should have earned them a place on the game’s iconic cover.
Bayern Munich is linked to several high‑profile signings while other clubs eye Premier League talent, setting the stage for a busy transfer window.
Briggs Berlin, son of former NFL quarterback Brock Berlin, has accepted a Division I scholarship from the University of Houston, marking a milestone in his budding football career.
After a 13‑year stint with the Seattle Seahawks that produced two championships, Nolan Teasley left a lucrative marketing career to lead the Minnesota Vikings, bringing a proven leadership style and a clear vision for a Super Bowl run.
Portland’s City Council approved funding for two housing developments that target historically marginalized neighborhoods, aiming to provide affordable homeownership and cultural outreach.
The highly anticipated matchup between the Cavaliers and the Wolfpack, initially scheduled for Rio de Janeiro, will now be played in Charlottesville after an extensive review with partners and stakeholders.
Brandon Anderson, a three-star offensive lineman who signed with the University of Missouri in January, is no longer part of the Tigers' football program. His removal from the roster was first reported by PowerMizzou, and Mizzou Athletics has not provided an explanation.