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Will Furniss, a key offensive weapon for Ole Miss, will extend his college career for a fifth season after a court decision granted him additional eligibility. His strong performance and the coaching staff's vision set the stage for a renewed push toward national contention.
A wave of high‑profile transfers is set to redefine the Big 12’s competitive landscape, with quarterback Drew Mestemaker’s return and a host of defensive additions poised to influence the 2026 title race.
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 record‑breaking 2024 and 2025, Ckelby Givens has confirmed he will extend his college career, giving Southern Jaguars a major boost as they prepare for their season opener.
Former Indiana standout Reed Bailey will use his fifth year of eligibility at St. John's, a move enabled by a Colorado court injunction that the NCAA is now contesting.
A recent federal injunction and Colorado court ruling grant UVA point guard Dallin Hall a fifth year of eligibility, while the Cavaliers’ football squad welcomes two defensive linemen ahead of the 2026‑2027 campaign.
Fifteen games on the 21st matchday of MLS pit top Western Conference contenders, a struggling Seattle Sounders side, and a host of marquee player debuts, setting the stage for a decisive push toward the playoffs.
Mike Boynton Jr. weighs a potential return of guard Roddy Gayle Jr. for the 2026‑27 season as the NCAA’s new eligibility rules and a Colorado court decision create both opportunity and uncertainty.
With recent court decisions expanding eligibility windows, Texas Tech and other Big 12 programs have already added returning players, while Iowa State waits for legal clarity before reshaping its roster.
The NCAA’s new eligibility framework excludes the Class of 2022, prompting a lawsuit by forward Mark Mitchell and raising questions about roster stability, transfer portal access, and coach strategies.
The Wolverines are evaluating Jamarques Lawrence and possibly Roddy Gayle Jr. to fill two open scholarships in their first season under head coach Mike Boynton Jr.
A recent U.S. District Court decision in Colorado has cleared a path for two Oregon State football seniors to extend their eligibility through the 2026 season, despite lingering questions about the NCAA’s five‑for‑five model. Their potential return adds depth to the roster as the Beavers prepare for a September 5 matchup against Houston.
The 2026 season highlights Alabama’s Central High School’s 57‑game winning streak, California’s Sierra Canyon’s high‑profile transfers, and the debut of sanctioned states, while new leadership and recruitment buzz shape the competitive landscape.
Transfer quarterback Hauss Hejny is competing for the starting role at Colorado State, bringing a blend of athleticism and experience after stints at TCU and Oklahoma State.
Jackson State’s standout seniors — Reid Pulliam, B.J. Washington and Kazarius Bowie — joined the Bleed Thee Blue Fall Fan Fest, signing autographs and rallying supporters as the university awaits a ruling on their fifth‑year eligibility. With the first game against Tennessee State slated for Aug. 29, coaches and fans alike are focused on a season of dominance.
Predictions for the 2026 season outline a promising start, a series of tough Big 12 battles, and a likely bowl appearance before the championship game.
The Forever 20 Hockey Foundation, created to celebrate Jade Emily Cox’s life, provides financial aid and gear to girls on the Western Slope, turning a personal tragedy into a community-driven movement for inclusive hockey.
BYU is courting Jaxon Kohler, a 6‑foot‑10 Michigan State center, to fill one of two open roster spots. His scoring, shooting and rebounding would reshape the Cougars’ offense, but state court injunctions and NIL considerations add layers of complexity.
Under head coach Eric Morris, the Cowboys aim to end a 19‑game conference losing streak, leaning on returning stars and a wave of newcomers.
Mountain Vista’s girls flag football team extended its winning streak to 39 with a dominant 49‑6 victory over Ralston Valley, highlighted by Peyton Marr’s six‑touchdown performance.
After a federal court granted him a fifth year of eligibility, Ven-Allen Lubin is set to anchor the Wolfpack’s frontcourt alongside a mix of newcomers and seasoned teammates.
A look at the most favorable series this week and the ten under‑owned players who could boost your lineup.
The University of Texas women's soccer program has quickly become a focal point of preseason buzz after five of its key athletes were named to the preseason All‑Southeastern Conference squad, highlighting a promising start to the program's debut under new leadership.
The Sartans have posted ten wins in each of the last two seasons, fell short in the state title games, and now face out‑of‑state opponents while aiming to become a national brand.