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Clemson’s basketball program announced its upcoming non‑conference schedule, highlighting two home exhibitions, a European tour and a roster that blends returning star Dillon Hunter with fresh talent and newcomers.
Three transfer safeties have secured temporary restraining orders that could reshape Arkansas's defensive lineup, but the team still lacks proven depth and has a historically weak pass defense.
Four‑star defensive lineman ZayQuan Dozier, ranked No. 1 at his position in Georgia, announced a Tennessee scholarship offer, joining a list of programs vying for his signature.
After a breakout 2025 season that included a Sugar Bowl appearance and a top‑tier rating, Gunner Stockton emerges as a leading Heisman contender, though his success hinges on the development of Georgia’s young receiving corps.
After a championship season, Florida State University's women's soccer team blends veterans, transfers and fresh talent, posting a 3‑1 record in nonconference matches while testing new lineups.
Georgia’s 2025 roster features five players in ESPN’s Top 100, highlighting the program’s depth and the impact of standout performers like quarterback Gunner Stockton and cornerback Ellis Robinson IV.
RCR announces its 2027 lineup, promoting Chandler Smith and Carson Brown to full‑time roles while veteran Jesse Love moves to the Wood Brothers Cup team.
Five‑star linebacker Jay Schell is narrowing his recruitment to Clemson and Oklahoma, with family ties and recent defensive success shaping his final decision.
With a perfect 16‑0 championship run and a top‑six preseason ranking, Indiana enters the 2026 season as a favorite, but analysts diverge on seedings and potential matchups.
An early look at the 2026 college football calendars reveals a handful of programs confronting the toughest line‑ups, with ESPN and Pro Football Network already flagging the most demanding slates.
A look at the judges, coaches, executives and politicians whose decisions will define college football in the coming season.
Coach Kirby Smart reflects on fall camp progress, highlighting offensive and defensive improvements and the team's readiness for the upcoming season.
The 2026 season brings a rare quarterback duel between Tennessee and Vanderbilt, as both programs stake their futures on untested talent.
The battle for the starting cornerback role at Indiana University is entering its final chapter, as veterans and newcomers vie for the spot that helped secure a national championship.
An analysis of three late‑round tight ends whose scheme fits, target share, and red‑zone roles give them a realistic shot at finishing among the top five at their position in 2026 fantasy football.
The city council’s 4‑3 vote clears a major hurdle for a 100‑acre transformation that includes a 20,000‑seat arena, music venue, hotels and residential units, sparking both optimism and opposition.
Austin Hill’s three‑year dominance in the O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, highlighted by 16 wins and a record 11 victories on drafting‑style tracks, culminates in a 2027 full‑time Cup Series seat after Kyle Busch’s seat was vacated.
Austin Hill secures a full‑time Cup Series seat with Richard Childress Racing, poised to translate a decorated developmental career into NASCAR’s premier division.
Dillon Hunter's fifth‑year eligibility win restores him to the Clemson roster, setting the stage for a pivotal season that could reshape the Tigers' tournament prospects.
Fisher College announces the hiring of Aaron Calixte, a seasoned point guard with stints in college and professional leagues abroad, to lead player development and bolster the program ahead of the upcoming season.
Clemson Tigers guard Dillon Hunter will reprise his role in the 2026‑27 campaign after a court‑ordered fifth year of eligibility, a development tied to a broad legal case in Georgia. His statistical contributions and prior transfer portal intentions are examined alongside coverage by sports writer Tia Reid.
Austin Hill will drive the No. 33 Chevrolet for Richard Childress Racing in the 2027 NASCAR Cup Series after a five‑year run of championships, playoff appearances and 16 victories, including 11 on superspeedways.
After Kyle Busch’s sudden death in May 2024, Austin Hill steps into the No. 33 Chevrolet for Richard Childress Racing, bringing his Truck Series pedigree and drafting prowess to a full‑time Cup schedule.
The Rebels enter 2026 with a top‑five strength‑of‑schedule ranking, new offensive pieces and a host of daunting opponents that could shape their playoff hopes.