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Wyoming’s football team has signed nearly five dozen newcomers, keeping standouts like Samuel Harris and Dante Drake and adding quarterback Tyler Hughes and tight end Ishmael Muhammad, setting the stage for a competitive campaign.
The University of Tennessee revealed its upcoming men’s basketball schedule, highlighting home matchups against several SEC contenders and a demanding non‑conference slate.
Giacomo Iorio of Damascus High School was voted Maryland Baseball Player of the Year for 2026, earning 42.18% of the vote amid a season of remarkable individual and team achievements.
Freshman guard Prince‑Alexander Moody reflects on his decision to join Indiana University, his approach to mental and physical development, and his excitement about playing abroad.
Scott Kopicko, a veteran coach with deep roots in St. Mary’s County soccer, has been appointed head coach of the College of Southern Maryland’s men’s soccer program, bringing two decades of experience and a focus on player development.
Analysts highlight teams with strong hitting opportunities and those facing tough defenses as Week 14 approaches.
A look at the Ripken family’s baseball heritage, the collectible cards that immortalize their story, and their continued impact on the game through business ventures.
A look at the baseball cards, coaching roots, and entrepreneurial pursuits that keep the Ripken name prominent in the sport.
University of Maryland football player Dontay Joyner faces multiple harassment-related charges, sparking campus discussion and a pending institutional response.
High school teams from North Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Maryland competed in a 7‑on‑7 camp hosted by UNC‑Chapel Hill, with HighSchoolOT providing extensive coverage.
Despite losing seven players to the 2026 NFL draft, the Huskies rely on deep experience, strategic transfers, and a wave of freshman talent to stay competitive.
The Bruins will open with a home exhibition against UC Riverside before hitting the road for a season‑opening test at Virginia, and will close the regular season against the defending NCAA champions Washington.
Vanderbilt’s roster overhaul highlights the growing reliance on the NCAA transfer portal to address pitching shortages and reshape the 2027 lineup.
Johns Hopkins University announced that six female student-athletes have been placed on the 2026 College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Women's At-Large Team, highlighting the university's commitment to academic and athletic achievement.
The Retrievers will open the year with four straight home contests in Maryland, before hitting the road for a series of September fixtures, and will conclude the regular season with a home showdown against NJIT in November.
Former JMU standout Patrick Bauer has agreed to a professional contract with the Québec Capitales, adding to the roster of Dukes competing abroad.
Emerson Lewis, a three‑star cornerback from Georgia, is considering Maryland after official trips to Kentucky and Virginia Tech, with the Terps still firmly in the mix.
The New York Knicks win their first NBA title since 1973, sparking massive celebrations across the city and a planned official parade.
Indiana overcame an early interception and negative yardage to unleash a six‑touchdown blitz, finishing with 367 rushing yards and five forced turnovers.
The Arkansas Razorbacks have turned to the transfer portal to fill critical gaps, landing former Preseason Player of the Year Dawson Bryce, home‑run record holder Zeb Allen and promising left‑hander Ridge Harvey.
From a childhood shadowed by the UW campus to lifting a national title, senior midfielder Joe Dale recounts the bonds, challenges, and memories that shaped his collegiate soccer story.
Coach Anthony Adams has selected Adamo Pantaleo and Tancredi Fadda to captain the 2026 UMBC men’s soccer team, recognizing their experience and leadership.
During a recent leadership conference at Notre Dame, former head coach Mike Brey discussed his journey from high school basketball to college prominence, emphasizing personal connections, the management of success, and the power of player‑driven culture.
Former Bentley player and coach Danny Lawson is appointed fifth head coach, succeeding his father after 41 years, bringing a blend of experience and vision to the Falcons.