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EA Sports has released individual player ratings for the 2026 version of College Football 27, highlighting a lack of elite talent among the Wisconsin Badgers while pointing out several undervalued standouts.
Braylon Mullins, a sophomore guard for the Connecticut Huskies, has been nominated for the 2026 ESPY Award for Best Play after his buzzer‑beating shot that eliminated Duke in the NCAA tournament. The ESPY Awards, broadcast annually by ESPN since 1993, invite fans to vote online for categories such as Best Play, with the voting window closing on July 15. Among the nominees are OG Anunoby for a last‑second comeback in the NBA Finals, Caleb Williams for a game‑tying heave in the NFC Divisional Round, and the U.S. men’s and women’s hockey teams for their Olympic gold‑medal goals. Several athletes with ties to Connecticut are also recognized, including Hilary Knight, a Choate Rosemary Hall alum, for Best Athlete in women’s sports, Aerin Frankel, a Bridgeport native, for Best Championship Performance, and Napheesa Collier, a former UConn star, for Best WNBA Player. UConn alum Paige Bueckers served as a presenter at the 2024 ESPYs and captured the award for Best Female College Athlete in 2021, underscoring the university’s ongoing impact. The ceremony blends college, professional and international competition, highlighting the broad reach of sport and giving fans a direct voice in honoring defining moments. As the voting period progresses, supporters from across the nation are expected to rally behind their favorites, turning the ESPY Awards into a nationwide celebration of athletic excellence.
The former Hoosier forward inks an Exhibit 10 deal to play for Oklahoma City during the NBA Summer League, a two‑week event that highlights emerging talent from across the country.
A deep dive into the forecasts that highlight Kenneth Gainwell as a sleeper, Bhayshul Tuten as a breakout candidate, and Sam Darnold as a potential bust, alongside the ripple effects of A.J. Brown’s trade and Myles Garrett’s move.
The 2025 NASCAR season introduces a new tournament structure that begins on June 28 at Sonoma Raceway, featuring 16 head‑to‑head matchups and ending with a final at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on July 26.
Recent champions have shown that a deep roster, not just star power, decides March success. Iowa State is reshaping its squad with transfers, returning starters and a clear coaching vision to challenge for the next national title.
College basketball analyst Jon Rothstein breaks down the 2026‑27 Big Ten season, highlighting how returning scorers shape each team’s outlook, with Wisconsin’s 29.5% return rate placing it near the bottom.
Stephanie White announced that Caitlin Clark will sit out the upcoming matchup against the Los Angeles Sparks after a back injury sustained in a recent game, a development that has sparked debate over the circumstances and raised worries about the team's playoff prospects.
Isaiah Thompson, a Zionsville native and Purdue record‑breaker, rejoins the Big Ten as Notre Dame’s director of player development and recruiting coordinator, linking his playing legacy with the program’s new coaching direction.
The latest EA Sports College Football 2027 ratings, released on Thursday, place Notre Dame among the nation’s elite. Leonard Moore’s 97 overall rating highlights the Irish’s talent, yet the author contests the modest placement of Notre Dame Stadium and predicts a championship run if the running game sustains last season’s form.
A recent game between the Phoenix Mercury and the Indiana Fever saw a disturbing moment when Alyssa Thomas appeared to drive her fist into Caitlin Clark’s neck, leaving the star guard sidelined with a back injury. The play, condemned by coaches and fans alike, has reignited discussions about player safety and treatment of Clark in the WNBA.
A game against the Phoenix Mercury left Caitlin Clark unsteady, led to a suspension for opponent Alyssa Thomas, and triggered a wave of commentary that links the incident to broader cultural narratives.
The latest edition of EA Sports College Football features standout performances from Oregon’s defensive linemen, a high‑ranked quarterback, and a new mascot‑mashup mode that promises fresh excitement for fans.
The Indiana Pacers have added former Gonzaga standout Jalen Warley to their summer league roster, hoping the versatile big man can compete for a contract after a promising college season.
A recent WNBA game ignited debate after a flagrant foul was upgraded post‑game, suspending Alyssa Thomas and prompting commentary from veteran journalist Christine Brennan, while Caitlin Clark battles a recurring back issue.
Ohio State's 2027 recruiting class dropped from No. 5 to No. 11 in ESPN's latest rankings, reflecting a shifting power balance in college football.
From dinner tables to the weight room, Trent Sisley is using his unique position to guide Indiana’s roster construction and reinforce the program’s vision under Coach Darian DeVries.
In just two seasons, Curt Cignetti has lifted Indiana from a historic slump to a championship-caliber team, a turnaround that has earned him the highest coach ranking in the Big Ten.
Speculation about a possible manufacturer switch has been quelled by Brad Keselowski’s confirmation of a long‑term Ford partnership, while Ford’s 2027 season struggles and historic Dodge‑Penske ties keep the conversation alive.
EA Sports' College Football 27 ranks Notre Dame fourth overall, highlighting a top defensive unit and star cornerback Leonard Moore, while Miami tops the 2026 schedule of opponents.
EA Sports' latest college football video game places Notre Dame at No. 4, trailing only Oregon, Ohio State and Indiana, with Miami as the highest‑ranked opponent on its 2026 slate.
Recent predictions cast doubt on Alabama's playoff prospects, highlighting the impact of Nick Saban's departure and the need for key victories.
Curt Cignetti is mapping out the 2026 season with a focus on defending the national championship, using a relentless search for motivation against every opponent.
The NCAA’s latest calendar overhaul standardizes a 14‑week regular season, expands bowl eligibility and reshapes transfer and agent rules ahead of a August vote.