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A 61‑year‑old man was taken into custody during a Texas A&M football game for secretly recording a woman without her consent, prompting immediate termination of his employment and a criminal charge.
Jay Bateman replaces Kentucky's conservative 'bend‑don't‑break' defense with a blitz‑heavy philosophy, aiming to transform the unit under coach Will Stein.
A Texas A&M guard’s legal victory over the NCAA and SEC could reshape how professional athletes are treated under college eligibility rules.
The North Carolina Tar Heels will begin their 2026 campaign in Dublin against TCU, with Billy Edwards Jr. named starter after a three‑way battle that left Texas A&M’s Miles O'Neill watching from the sidelines.
Lauren Ware, a standout from North Dakota, has signed her first professional contract with Alba Berlin, marking a new chapter in her basketball journey.
A civil jury found The New York Times responsible for defamation after a story incorrectly linked Kai Spears to a 2023 shooting near the University of Alabama. The verdict, which includes a $9.25 million damages award, follows a correction by the newspaper and testimony from sports writer Billy Witz.
The verdict stems from a 2023 New York Times story that incorrectly placed former Alabama basketball player Kai Spears at the center of a deadly incident, prompting a defamation lawsuit and a substantial damages award.
The 1989 Texas Tech Red Raiders captured four victories over ranked opponents, a feat unmatched in program history, and the article argues that early‑season polls are essential for preserving such achievements in the sport’s record.
The Aggies' ascent to eighth reflects a sustained rise in program momentum, highlighted by historic rankings and a challenging slate of opponents.
Four-star quarterback Donald Tabron II chose Texas A&M over LSU and Oregon, citing personal connections and the program’s development plan. His impressive high school résumé, multi-sport background and upcoming season schedule highlight a promising future for both the player and the Aggies.
A recent court ruling extends eligibility for 2022 recruits, opening a scholarship spot at Texas A&M and reviving discussions about Le'Veon Moss’s potential return to the Aggies' backfield.
On October 3, the Aggies will debut desert‑patterned uniforms that pay tribute to the Corps of Cadets, the Aggie Ring and the Spirit of ’02 cannon, celebrating the university’s evolution from an all‑male military school to a coed institution.
The Cowboys reveal a 14‑game non‑conference schedule that blends early‑season exhibitions, a Charleston Classic appearance, and a high‑profile Bedlam showdown in Oklahoma City.
North Carolina is still deciding its Week 1 starter, with the coaching staff urging a swift resolution to avoid instability.
Texas A&M has allocated $1.8 million to compensate Missouri State and The Citadel for home non‑conference matchups in 2026, a move that underscores the importance of guarantee payments for lower‑revenue athletic departments as the SEC reshapes its schedule.
Wide receiver Terry Bussey and transfer Anto Saka shine in Texas A&M's fall camp, while defensive tackle DJ Hicks struggles, setting the stage for a critical season.
The Athletic’s 2025 College Football Freaks list spotlights Texas players whose extraordinary physical tests have set new program records and national attention.
The Aggies reveal a 10‑game home slate, exhibition matchups, and a road trip that includes the Battle 4 Atlantis, all under second‑year coach Bucky McMillan.
The Commodores’ upcoming season features a blend of home and road matchups against top SEC rivals, with returning star Tyler Tanner and new transfers aiming to build on recent NCAA Tournament success.
A look at the five high school wide receivers from California who are generating the most buzz ahead of the 2026 season, highlighting their skills, transitions, and potential impact on college recruitment.