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The Zips' opening road game ended 2‑0 against Duquesne, where a seven‑save shutout by Ali Hughes eclipsed Akron's 16 shots and Sara Bower's steady presence between the posts.
Mark Mitchell's legal team has expanded its complaint to include the SEC and Commissioner Greg Sankey, accusing them of colluding on eligibility rules. The dispute centers on Mitchell's attempt to join the University of Kentucky for the 2026-27 season despite the SEC's intraconference transfer ban.
The Hoosiers open the 2025 season against No.10 Miami (Ohio) and No.18 Louisville, aiming to build on consecutive nine‑win seasons and a roster dotted with preseason watch‑list honorees.
The Louisville Bats are wearing all‑black uniforms for a three‑game series against the Gwinnett Stripers to honor the Louisville Black Caps, a Negro League team from the 1930s, as part of MiLB’s The Nine initiative.
The Indiana Hoosiers' emerging talent is drawing national attention after a series of preseason accolades, setting the stage for a highly anticipated season opener against Miami (Ohio) University.
Louisville’s defensive line blends proven veterans with promising newcomers, targeting improved pressure and run-stopping this season.
The Wolfpack aim for a ten‑win campaign, leveraging home‑field advantages and the experience of quarterback C.J. Bailey as they navigate a demanding slate that includes Virginia, Vanderbilt, Duke and Florida State.
A look at the Rebels' key players, transfers and storylines as they gear up for the September 6 showdown in Nashville.
The Zips open a three‑game swing with a non‑conference match at Rooney Field, showcasing new leadership and standout performances from key players.
The Cardinals announced the addition of Kyle Zunic, Charlie Champagne and Carlos Dotson to their player development ranks, highlighting Dotson’s NBA‑level background and praise from Paul George and Russell Westbrook.
Cayden Daughtry, a 2027 point guard ranked No. 10 nationally, has named Iowa among his top 14 college choices and is set to visit in September, drawing on Coach Ben McCollum’s proven track record.
The Big Ten Conference recently unveiled its 2026 Players to Watch list, highlighting three Ohio State field hockey standouts who are poised to make an impact as the team prepares for its home opener.
Florida State’s 2026 season hinges on whether a new quarterback and a revamped roster can overcome coaching uncertainty and a tough schedule to restore the program’s former glory.
Amiya Joyner, a standout forward who previously played at East Carolina and LSU, has committed to the Louisville Cardinals after a Louisiana court’s temporary release granted her an additional season of eligibility.
Pennington sophomore Clara Meccage returns from a summer of elite field hockey competition in Italy, highlighting family coaching, sisterly camaraderie, and brother Bryce's Brewers prospects.
The Atlantic Coast Conference’s 2026 women’s soccer campaign began with a marquee matchup between Stanford and UCLA, while a host of players earned weekly honors and historic statistics underscore the league’s dominance.
Reese Alston, a top‑ranked point guard, is narrowing his college choices to seven schools, with Louisville and Kentucky locked in a high‑stakes recruiting duel that could shape the next national championship contender.
Florida State and Florida A&M open their 2026 campaigns at home, each battling distinct challenges as they seek to restore momentum and competitiveness.
North Carolina’s football program enters the 2026 season with second‑year head coach Bill Belichick aiming to overturn a disappointing 4‑8 record. A demanding slate that includes a Dublin opener, top‑ranked ACC rivals and five opportunities to reverse last year’s defeats sets the stage for a pivotal year.
Seth Trimble’s lawsuit seeks a fifth year at Louisville amid evolving NCAA eligibility rulings, highlighting his stats, coach’s praise, and the broader legal implications.
After a complex legal journey, Amiya Joyner signs with the University of Louisville, bringing her size, skill, and a renewed eligibility status to the Cardinals.
Veteran scorer and rebounder Amiya Joyner pledges to Louisville, bringing a proven track record and an extra year of eligibility.
Amiya Joyner, a former LSU standout, has committed to Louisville, a move facilitated by a legal ruling that clears her NCAA eligibility.
UCF’s 2026 campaign hinges on Scott Frost’s revamped staff, a new quarterback in Alonza Barnett III, and a defense eager to improve turnover margins as the Knights aim for their first Big 12 breakthrough.