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After a knee injury halted his sophomore season, Karter Knox is back with the Louisville Cardinals, bringing size, athleticism and a versatile skill set that coach Pat Kelsey believes can reshape the team’s future.
Pepperdine's women's soccer squad embarks on its inaugural road trip, facing Texas Tech and Baylor in a schedule that blends experience‑building matches with a glimpse of future West Coast Conference competition.
Rylan Green, a former Liberty standout, signed with Arkansas on Aug. 25, bringing All‑American credentials and a resolved eligibility status that could reshape the team’s secondary.
A recent press conference revealed how Arkansas is blending mental preparation with physical drills to sharpen its squad and climb national rankings.
The transition from minor league to MLB baseballs introduced subtle yet significant shifts in pitch behavior, influencing Kade Anderson’s early performance and offering a roadmap for other emerging arms.
UCF’s 2026 campaign hinges on Scott Frost’s revamped staff, a new quarterback in Alonza Barnett III, and a defense eager to improve turnover margins as the Knights aim for their first Big 12 breakthrough.
From Texas to California, top college athletes face dramatically different tax rates on their 2026 name, image and likeness earnings, prompting states to consider exemptions.
Arkansas football used its second preseason scrimmage to simulate the Week 2 matchup against Utah, revealing productive offensive moments, a tightened defense, and encouraging progress from newcomers.
After a modest rookie season marked by limited snaps and accuracy challenges, KJ Jackson earns the starting quarterback role for the 2026 campaign, backed by his growth in practice and commitment to the program.
Arkansas football coach Ryan Silverfield uses controlled scrimmages to sharpen effort, preparation and teamwork ahead of a challenging season opener.
The 10th Circuit’s recent ruling reverses a July injunction that had allowed Caleb Wooden, Sean Williams, Makenzie Malham and Dejionee Anderson to return for a fifth year, raising questions about antitrust claims and the NCAA’s eligibility rules.
The Tar Heels will face Arkansas, Kentucky, Illinois and a historic Tobacco Road clash, while new coach Michael Malone shapes a roster built for early‑season challenges.
The Bears begin their 2026 campaign on the road against a familiar foe, aiming to translate past success into a new season.
A new partnership between the University of Arkansas athletics department and Diamond Sports Alliance will host a series of fall exhibition games, offering fans premium access while generating revenue to fund Name, Image and Likeness payments for Razorbacks baseball and softball players.
Ryan Silverfield arrives in Fayetteville with a player‑centric philosophy, sparking divided fan sentiment, a quarterback battle, defensive upgrades, and the hiring of general manager Gaizka Crowley, all pointing toward a potentially breakthrough season.
Baylor’s Callie Conrad was named Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week after scoring in each of the Bears’ first two victories, a performance that propels the team to a historic 2‑0 start and a top‑ten national ranking.
The 2026 Big 12 campaign ignited with standout goals, shutouts and historic rankings that reshaped the early narrative of the league.
Clemson’s men’s basketball team completed a successful Italy trip, defeating BC Šilutė, Pro Camp and Orange Bassano while integrating four transfer players and giving promising freshmen key minutes.
Ahead of the 2026 season, the Tennessee Volunteers face a wave of new opponents, fresh coaching faces and a roster that spans the globe, setting the stage for historic milestones.
After a modest but eventful career that saw him rise to Double‑A and represent the Mariners' farm teams, third baseman Blake Rambusch has announced his retirement.
After a federal court ruling granted a fifth year of eligibility, Arkansas added Dartmouth safety Sean Williams, a three‑time All‑Ivy League player whose career totals and special‑teams background promise depth and playmaking in the secondary.
Veteran coach Dave Van Horn has signed a contract that keeps him at Arkansas through 2031, with a salary of $2.1 million annually and bonuses tied to College World Series success. His long‑term vision centers on building on a legacy of eight CWS appearances and a strong SEC record.
Four standout players are emerging as key contributors for Arkansas as the team prepares for the upcoming season
Veteran coach Dave Van Horn, the winningest active Division I baseball manager, has signed a contract that keeps him at Arkansas through 2031, raising his salary to $2.1 million and adding bonuses for College World Series victories.