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Ole Miss is reshaping its baseball roster through the transfer portal and the upcoming MLB Draft, adding pitching talent and experienced position players while preparing for professional departures.
The Oregon State baseball team will travel to Las Vegas for the 2027 Live Like Lou Las Vegas College Baseball Classic, where they will meet LSU, Arizona State and Iowa, and also play BYU in a separate matchup.
After a single season in which Ashton Larson hit .258 with one home run and 16 RBIs, the Texas Longhorns have announced his departure, while former Texas A&M aide Caleb Longley and Oregon veteran Jake Marder return to Austin to bolster the hitting and catching corps.
Two graduating seniors receive $500 scholarships to pursue higher education, reflecting a community‑driven effort to invest in young athletes and scholars.
Former Clemson coach Danny Ford discusses the upcoming 2026 season opener at LSU, the pressure on new quarterback Christopher Vizzina, and the financial strains reshaping college football.
Freshman pitcher Marcos Paz has entered the transfer portal after a mixed debut season at LSU, sparking speculation about his next destination within the SEC.
Top-ranked receiver Xavier Sabb will announce his college commitment on July 3 at 3:00 p.m. CT, streamed live on Rivals' YouTube channel, with LSU among his final four schools.
The University of Mississippi’s football program is poised for a breakthrough season after a semifinal appearance, as new leadership and key returning players promise continued dominance.
Jayden Anding, a top-ranked 2027 defensive back, will reveal his college commitment on July 1, pitting LSU against Ole Miss in a highly anticipated decision that reflects broader recruiting trends in Louisiana.
After a three‑year stint with the Tigers that included two national championships, DJ Primeaux will join Nicholls State University to gain increased playing time while staying near his Baton Rouge roots.
LSU's wide receiver corps has been overhauled with nine transfer additions, a promising returnee, and several under‑the‑radar prospects, raising key questions about depth, playing time, and impact for the 2026 season.
Despite a No. 2 preseason ranking and a clear goal to return to the College World Series, LSU missed the 2026 NCAA Tournament. The program responded with strategic transfers, a focus on pitching control and defensive upgrades, and an experienced lineup aiming to translate early promise into postseason success.
Nate Davis, a five‑tool talent from Orlando, decides to forgo the 2026 MLB Draft and commit to LSU, where he will develop under coach Jay Johnson. His decision coincides with the addition of pitcher Braxton Beaty, expanding the Tigers' 2026 recruiting class.
LSU’s first season under head coach Lane Kiffin blends a massive influx of transfers with a challenging schedule, setting the stage for a pivotal showdown against Alabama and a quest for the SEC title.
With a top‑17 spot in Craig Haubert's rankings and two five‑star prospects, LSU is betting on Coach Lane Kiffin to turn past weaknesses into a future contender.
Netflix’s new "Quarterback" season 3 spotlights Jayden Daniels’ injury‑marred journey alongside other NFL quarterbacks.
Peyton Houston, the second‑highest ranked quarterback in Louisiana's 2027 class and the No. 8 prospect nationally, announced his commitment to LSU after impressing coaches at elite camps. His decision comes as the Tigers aim to restore a tradition of developing elite quarterbacks, a lineage interrupted since the departure of Colin Hurley and the recent injury‑marred season of Garrett Nussmeier.
Under new head coach Lane Kiffin, LSU hopes to overcome a lackluster road record and leverage a favorable 2026 schedule to contend for an SEC title and a College Football Playoff berth.
Shawn Phillips Jr., a 7‑foot center from Missouri, has agreed to a professional contract with the New Orleans Pelicans as he simultaneously contests the NCAA's new eligibility rule in court.
Texas A&M's men's basketball team braces for a demanding 2027 SEC slate, with coach Bucky McMillan highlighting the tough schedule and key returning players.
Ron Abernathy, the first African‑American coach at LSU and a mentor to generations of players, died at 75 in Jackson, Tennessee, leaving a legacy of championship teams, historic Final Four runs, and a lasting impact on the sport.
Coach Bucky McMillan outlines a demanding schedule that includes SEC rivals, the Battle 4 Atlantis, and the ACC Challenge, while highlighting roster improvements and offseason focus.
After a high‑profile exit from LSU, Brian Kelly will debut as a color analyst for Mountain West games on CBS Sports in 2026, while also appearing on the network’s flagship college‑football program.
Pat Kelsey’s diplomatic response to his exclusion from the NBA Draft masks a deep admiration for Mikel Brown Jr., yet the player’s lack of gratitude raises broader questions about loyalty in modern college sports.