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Wright State University’s freshman duo combined for both goals in a hard‑fought 2‑1 win over Butler, highlighting a dominant performance that bodes well for the Raiders’ upcoming schedule.
After being selected 18th overall by the Cincinnati Reds, Justin Lebron delivered a grand slam in his first pro game, driving in four runs and hinting at the power that defined his college career.
Antonio O'Berry’s collegiate eligibility has run out, and Alex Afari Jr. is awaiting NCAA approval for a fifth season, prompting coach Will Stein to express both disappointment and hope.
In his fourth season, Coach Mark Batman explains how a revamped system, defensive upgrades and a blend of returning veterans and newcomers aim to propel the Rockets toward a MAC Tournament return.
Oklahoma State will host three preseason exhibition games in October 2026, featuring Tulsa, New Mexico and Wisconsin, while Tony Allen is inducted into the Hall of Honor and head coach Steve Lutz prepares a roster bolstered by top transfers and recruits.
With fall classes set to begin Aug. 24, the Boilermakers wrap up a busy summer of conditioning, player development and schedule planning, highlighting key recruits and lingering eligibility questions.
The University of Memphis revealed its full nonconference slate, featuring high‑profile road tests, a Battle 4 Atlantis series, and a balanced home schedule anchored by key domestic matchups.
The Tigers will open against Iowa State in Sioux Falls, face Vanderbilt, Baylor and Texas on the road, and battle elite teams in the Battle 4 Atlantis and A10/American Showcase, setting the stage for a demanding campaign.
Siena’s men’s basketball team will open its 2027‑28 campaign at the University of Dayton Arena on November 10, facing the Flyers in a non‑conference game that revives historic ties and sets the stage for a possible March return.
A look at the standout receivers, their college choices, and the statistical milestones that have put them on the national radar
Sophie Cunningham’s remarks on trans athletes have sparked backlash, but the Indiana Fever’s on‑court performances, from Chelsea Gray’s historic buzzer‑beaters to Caitlin Clark’s international call‑up, keep the spotlight on the game.
The Ramblers open their preseason with a match at Michigan State, featuring key players like Jack McFeely and Petar Janjic, while welcoming 13 new recruits under head coach Kevin Robson.
After a high‑profile lawsuit and a new five‑season eligibility rule, Javon Bennett heads to Gonzaga, where he will replace a departing point guard and aim for a professional career in Spain.
After being cut from Marquette in December 2025, Zaide Lowery chose the University of Dayton, citing personal connections and a desire for a fresh start.
The University of Dayton’s men’s basketball program is gearing up for the 2026‑27 season with a roster that looks entirely fresh, featuring nine first‑year players, six of whom transferred in, while three returning veterans bring prior experience.
A detailed look at the upcoming August competitions, featuring key matchups, alumni appearances and emerging talent for West Virginia University athletics.
The CareSource Invitational features matchups against Cincinnati, Dayton and Xavier, with tickets starting at $20 and a presale available through Ticketmaster.
Meadowdale defends its title while Belmont’s junior Aaron Dandrea dazzles with a dual‑threat season, but no Dayton City League team reaches the playoffs.
After an 8‑5‑0 season, NIFC is leveraging its playoff momentum to deepen local roots, inspire youth soccer and pursue a professional franchise in South Bend.
Western Carolina University's women's soccer squad begins its summer practice slate, setting the stage for exhibition matches and a season opener against Winthrop and UNC Wilmington.
Clemson’s basketball program under Brad Brownell has turned overlooked talent into tournament contenders, but injuries and departures pose new challenges as the Tigers aim to protect their Elite Eight pedigree.
Presidents Eric F. Spina and Roger J. Thompson argue that the House v. NCAA settlement’s payment cap is essential to maintaining competitive balance and preserving the sport’s unique storytelling.
The Buckeyes will open their 2026‑27 exhibition schedule in an all‑Ohio event that blends basketball with a cause, featuring Cincinnati, Xavier and Dayton while supporting Jay’s Light.
The NCAA announced that Wichita, Kansas, will host opening‑round men’s basketball games in 2027 and 2028, joining Dayton, Ohio, as the tournament expands to 76 teams and adjusts its selection metrics.