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The future of the College Football Playoff hangs in the balance as conferences clash over the size of the tournament, with financial stakes and scheduling challenges at the forefront.
The Hurricanes are heading into a pivotal weekend on the road, facing No. 8 Florida State in a three‑game series that could lock in a top‑two seed in the ACC tournament and shape their national postseason destiny.
Sierra and Sophia Smith launch the first ASU women's flag football program and host the inaugural Fiesta Bowl Flag Football Classic, a milestone in the sport's rapid expansion.
The university’s football program details its ticket sales timeline, coaching continuity and community initiatives ahead of the 2026 campaign.
The NASCAR All-Star Race will be held at Dover Motor Speedway for the first time, featuring a 200‑lap final segment, a $1 million prize, and a strong contingent of Chevrolet‑backed teams.
The Wilkes‑Barre Scranton Penguins opened the Atlantic Division Final with a 2‑0 victory over the Springfield Thunderbirds, highlighted by Bill Zonnon’s debut goal and Sergei Murashov’s 24‑save performance.
Clemson lost 6‑3 to USC Upstate on May 12, dropping further in the ACC standings while the Spartans eye the NCAA Tournament.
Former Elon University basketball star Quinzia Fulmore has signed with the Charlotte Crown, marking the team's entry into the new UPSHOT League, which will begin its first season this spring.
The Wilkes‑Barre/Scranton Penguins are on the cusp of their first conference final appearance in over a decade, driven by standout performances from Ville Koivunen, Tristan Broz and a clutch shorthanded goal by Harrison Brunicke.
The newly formed Upshot League has revealed its complete rosters, setting the stage for a debut season that blends veteran experience with fresh collegiate talent, anchored in Savannah, Jacksonville, Charlotte and Greensboro.
The new professional women’s basketball league features former WNBA players, college standouts, and a digital‑first broadcast strategy, aiming to showcase talent and grow the sport.