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The Atlantic Coast Conference’s Week 2 slate showcases 14 games, record-breaking passing numbers and a historic run of Friday night contests, while cementing its global presence with events in Dublin and Toronto.
The University of North Carolina women's hockey team captured both ACC Player of the Week awards, with Ferri scoring three goals and Skubisz posting a clean sheet and key saves, marking the first weekly sweep since September 2024.
Carson Hocevar’s media day appearance and on‑track results have ignited debate and optimism about his potential to become NASCAR’s next superstar.
Ole Miss defeated Louisville 41-38, with Alexander and Carneiro earning SEC weekly awards for their pivotal contributions.
The Atlantic Coast Conference announced its 2026‑27 women’s basketball schedule, featuring 162 games, a return to an NBA arena for the 50th tournament in Charlotte, and a deep roster of Top‑25 starters.
Former Bearcats guard Jizzle James has been barred from representing the University of Cincinnati basketball program after a cease‑and‑desist order, leading to his removal from the Charlotte 49ers roster and a broader dispute over social‑media misrepresentations.
The upcoming sequel to the 1990 classic will be directed by Jonathan Levine, written by Will Staples and supported by NASCAR and Hendrick Motorsports, marking Tom Cruise's return to theatrical action after 'Top Gun: Maverick.'
The Wildcats will open against Morehead State and face a gauntlet of national powerhouses, as coach Kenny Brooks leans on a blend of returning stars, freshmen and transfers to build a résumé for the expanded NCAA Tournament.
Louisville adds experienced hands to player development roster ahead of the 2025‑26 season, hiring Carlos Dotson and a team of seasoned coaches.
The 2027 NASCAR season at Charlotte Motor Speedway features two marquee triple-header weekends, including the iconic Coca-Cola 600 and the Bank of America 400, offering fans a blend of historic tradition and modern competition.
After a tightly contested battle, Duke selects Walker Eget to lead the offense, banking on his Division I pedigree while confronting the challenges of ACC play.
Ryan Ahlum, a Myers Park High School alumnus and former standout player, has been appointed head coach, bringing a 172‑41 record and a commitment to student‑athlete development.
After stints as a coaching intern, scout and assistant, Nick Lorensen is back at Queens University of Charlotte, where his leadership helped the Royals achieve historic milestones in men’s basketball.
NASCAR Hall of Famer Dale Jarrett visited Lincoln to champion the Hollywood Casino 400, lauding Nebraska’s football facilities and drawing parallels between racing and team sports.
NC State’s women’s soccer team posted a 4‑1 victory over Charlotte, with four different scorers, key saves from Ellie Breech, and a strong first‑half performance that propelled the Wolfpack to a third straight win.
The 16th annual Cook Out Catwalk for Causes will be held on October 6, 2026, in Concord, NC, featuring children’s catwalk performances, live auctions and a concert by Chris Lane, with proceeds supporting a suite of children‑focused charities.
A dominant performance at Dail Soccer Stadium saw NC State's women's team defeat Charlotte 4-1, highlighted by first‑career goals from several newcomers and a strong showing from head coach Gary Higgins.
Charlotte Men's Soccer delivered a commanding 3-0 victory against No. 23 West Virginia, marking the program's first ranked win and showcasing a blend of newcomers and seasoned contributors.
NASCAR has designated August 18 as ‘Kyle Busch Day’ to honor the driver’s two Cup Series championships, record 234 victories and his impact on the sport, following his death from sepsis at age 41.
NASCAR’s new Kyle Busch Day honors a driver whose record‑breaking wins, championships and mentorship have left an indelible mark on the sport.
Valentina Amaral and Sierra Sythe were recognized by the Atlantic Coast Conference for their performances, highlighting a season that culminated in a College Cup final appearance and a forthcoming clash with Iowa.
Sophomore Bella Devey’s hat trick against Quinnipiac propelled the Tar Heels to a 2‑0 start, earning her ACC Offensive Player of the Week and highlighting her preseason accolades.
The Yale Bulldogs field hockey program entered the 2025 season with a historic milestone, capturing its first Ivy League Tournament appearance and securing a spot in the NCAA Tournament. The team finished the year ranked No. 12 in the NFHCA national poll, a testament to a breakthrough campaign that has set high expectations for the upcoming year.
Junior midfielder Manuela Schreier’s decisive goals in two opening‑week draws earned her Big South Offensive Player of the Week honors, setting the stage for a highly anticipated matchup against Southern Wesleyan.