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After seven professional baseball seasons, former Los Angeles Angels draft pick Jordyn Adams is back in football, enrolling at SMU with eligibility hinging on a pending NCAA rule change.
Sam Dubwig, a 6‑foot‑4, 215‑pound punter from Cabot, Arkansas, is competing for the starting role at Purdue, facing off against experienced punter Dylan Drennan as the 2026 season approaches.
Sam Dubwig, a 6‑foot‑4, 215‑pound punter, is battling for the starting spot at Purdue after a redshirt year at Arkansas. His high school pedigree and strong camp performance could shape the Boilermakers' field position next season.
Arizona will open a three‑game series against Arkansas in December 2025, with future visits, a possible neutral‑site game in Phoenix and a broader schedule that includes UCLA, UConn, St. John's, Auburn and the Maui Invitational.
Jordyn Adams, a former Los Angeles Angels outfielder, is set to play wide receiver for SMU Mustangs, following a brief MLB career and the footsteps of Monte Harrison.
From record‑breaking college feats to a 13‑year NFL career, Randall Cobb’s impact on football endures as voters prepare to announce the 2027 College Football Hall of Fame class.
The Volunteers have assembled a top‑two transfer class, highlighted by Wake Forest wing Juke Harris, propelling them to a No. 6 spot in ESPN’s way‑too‑early Top 25. The move signals a shift toward a more balanced attack while the program leans on its storied defensive pedigree.
Following a 41‑22 season that fell short of the College World Series, the Razorbacks are reshaping their squad with new transfers and departures.
A preview of the 2026‑27 season shows Florida at the top, with Duke, Michigan and a host of other programs making notable moves
A dramatic comeback propels Kansas to its first Super Regional appearance, tying a 1993 win record and extending the program’s home‑run tally.
Analysts forecast a win range of 7‑5 to 11‑1 for the Utah Utes in 2026, highlighting key returning players, a revamped receiving corps, and a challenging schedule.
The NCAA's Protect College Sports Act threatens to disqualify several of LSU's overseas recruits, prompting a strategic pivot for the Tigers' basketball program.
The addition of Texas and Oklahoma has intensified the SEC's reliance on NIL deals, altering rankings, playoff prospects and long‑term sustainability for programs across the conference.
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette spotlights Nolan Richardson as part of its daily commemoration of America's 250th anniversary, highlighting his historic run to the 1994 NCAA Final Four.
Around twenty official visitors will arrive in Fayetteville this weekend, marking the first of four straight recruiting weekends for the Razorbacks.
The Razorbacks and Jayhawks meet Saturday at 5 p.m. CT, broadcast on ESPNU, with a historic series record and a regional final berth on the line.
Davion Thompson, a highly touted 2027 basketball recruit, announced his college choice on June 10, narrowing his options to Michigan, Arkansas, Baylor and Vanderbilt. His emphasis on mentorship, belief, and a supportive environment led him to select the Wolverines.
The 2026 NCAA Baseball Tournament features a record number of USA Baseball alumni, with 72 former national team members across 28 teams, concentrating in regions like Lawrence, Chapel Hill and Arkansas, and showcasing standout prospects such as Roch Cholowsky and Golden Spikes semifinalists.
A tragic bus accident that killed teammate Carter Johnson left Jaxon Hermann with multiple fractures and internal injuries, yet the young athlete remains steadfast in his goal to resume play and reach the Division I level.
At a time when football budgets are swelling, coaches and administrators are confronting the collateral damage on other athletic programs.
With the NBA draft withdrawal deadline having passed, several SEC standouts have announced whether they will test the professional ranks or head back to campus for another season.
The upcoming 2026‑27 college basketball season will be defined by explosive backcourt pairings across the nation, each blending scoring, playmaking and defensive intensity.
Rick Barnes announced the hiring of Chris Parker, a former collegiate point guard and overseas professional, to lead player development and opponent scouting for the Tennessee Volunteers.
Despite missing the NCAA Tournament this year, TCU can still influence its own destiny by cheering for conference rivals and watching their performances.