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Kentucky’s basketball program is reportedly courting Mark Mitchell, a 6‑foot‑9 forward whose recent performances and eligibility make him a prime target for filling the Wildcats’ power‑forward vacancy.
The University of Cincinnati women's soccer team opens its 2026 campaign on August 12 against Eastern Kentucky at Gettler Stadium, featuring a full slate of 18 matches, free home games and national ESPN+ coverage.
Vanderbilt's first double‑digit win season propels the program into 2026, with departing Heisman finalist Diego Pavia, coach Clark Lea, and a revamped roster poised for a challenging slate of SEC matchups.
During a media day in Lexington, Kentucky, head coach Will Stein outlined the team's focus on mastering basics, discussed an emerging quarterback battle, and hinted at potential roster additions following a recent eligibility ruling, setting the stage for the Wildcats' September 3 matchup against Youngstown State.
Louisville remains the early favorite for top 2027 recruit Reese Alston, as Pat Kelsey’s recent visits and On3’s rankings highlight a competitive landscape with Kentucky, Wichita State and LSU.
One day after Pat Biondo stepped down, the Wildcats appointed assistant GM Pete Nochta, a longtime insider, as their new general manager. Coach Will Stein highlighted the move’s swiftness and the candidate’s deep ties to the program.
Former Arizona Wildcats guards Gabe York and Terrell Brown Jr. powered Davis Steel to a 2‑million‑dollar title win, with York named MVP and Brown Jr. delivering the game‑winning shot.
Ahead of the August 5 training camp, Arizona's special teams unit blends returning veterans with fresh competition, aiming to sharpen a department that stumbled in 2025.
With a judge extending eligibility for 2022 high‑school graduates, Kentucky is positioning itself for a championship run by targeting Michigan State’s Jaxon Kohler and Auburn’s Keyshawn Hall.
The latest preseason top‑25 poll highlights rising expectations for programs such as Boise State, Tennessee, SMU and Houston, while revealing critical quarterback situations and defensive upgrades that could shape the upcoming season.
A look at the SEC’s most intimidating college football venues, from LSU’s Tiger Stadium to Texas A&M’s Kyle Field, and the fan cultures that define them.
Florida’s linebacking corps faces a pivotal transition as head coach Jon Sumrall and new coordinator Brad White adopt a linebacker‑centric 3‑4, with returning starters and emerging freshmen eyeing larger roles.
With the first day of preseason training camp slated for Aug. 3, UCF is finalizing depth charts at running back, guard and edge rusher, while several newcomers aim to make an impact.
The Wolfpack announced that more than 30,000 season tickets have been sold for the upcoming home slate at Carter‑Finley Stadium, marking the 23rd straight year of strong demand
A Denver judge's preliminary injunction extends eligibility for the Class of 2022, but age limits and a closed transfer portal create a tangled situation for coaches, schools and fans.
After a six‑win turnaround that snapped a six‑year playoff drought, Calloway County’s football squad is poised for a larger leap. With 16 seniors and a championship mindset, head coach Coby Lewis is shaping a promising 2026 campaign.
The Enquirer's new list stretches from ten to sixteen players, showcasing elite talent across the region and inviting readers to vote for their favorite before August 7.
A look at Keyshawn Hall’s college journey, his scoring credentials, and what his possible addition could mean for the Wildcats’ roster.
A court decision grants 2022 recruits an extra season of eligibility, prompting Kentucky to scout versatile guard Keyshawn Hall, who is drawing interest from several power programs.
After a modest showing in this year’s The Basketball Tournament, veteran forward Willie Cauley-Stein is weighing his options, with General Manager Twany Beckham already hinting at a future beyond the current season.
The 57th Dirt Bowl concluded at Shawnee Park, bringing together 34 neighborhood teams, NBA alumni and local legends while showcasing recent court resurfacing and historic stone seating.
Despite a strong showing from Archie Goodwin and Willie Cauley-Stein, Kentucky's La Familia could not overcome Davis Steel in the 2026 The Basketball Tournament championship, falling 67-59 after a shooting night to forget.
Davis Steel secured the championship and the $2 million prize in a tightly contested Elam Ending, out‑shooting La Familia and dominating the boards.
Mountain State Athletic Conference media day in South Charleston highlighted key storylines for the upcoming 2026 high school football season, featuring insights from coaches and players across the league.