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Maryland’s 62-0 victory over Hampton not only extended the Terps’ nonconference win streak to 19 games but also delivered a historic shutout, highlighted by a 94-yard rushing touchdown and a suffocating defensive performance.
South Carolina's women's basketball program is intensifying its recruitment of five‑star point guard Taylor Brown, whose official visit is set for September 19, as the team navigates a thin scholarship pool and a lingering ACL injury.
With key players back and new additions, Maryland looks to leverage a dominant frontcourt while addressing guard instability under second‑year coach Buzz Williams.
The Terps enter the 2026-27 season with a strong frontcourt led by Payne and Buljan, but guard play must improve for NCAA tournament contention.
Redmond Brow, a seasoned coach with over a decade of experience across multiple hockey levels, joins Lindenwood’s men’s program as assistant coach and Director of Hockey Operations, bringing a proven track record of player development and national championship success.
The 2026 Mizzou Tigers special teams unit blends returning veteran Blake Craig with new coordinator John Papuchis, promising a mix of experience and fresh talent.
After losing Jalen Huskey and Dontay Joyner, Maryland’s defensive backfield must replace a third of its 2025 interception production, turning to experienced transfers and emerging freshmen to lead the charge in 2026.
On August 30, Under Armour and Baseball Factory brought together elite high school talent at Oriole Park for a Home Run Derby and All‑America Game, featuring Maryland’s sole representative Andy Lambert and showcasing the brand’s latest breakthroughs, with proceeds benefiting the Baltimore Urban Baseball Association.
Under Coach Adam Potter, the Hawks blend returning talent with key transfers, emphasizing fundamentals and depth as they prepare for another postseason push.
DeMatha High School added another victory to its historic run, while Riverdale Baptist’s rebuilding efforts were tested by a narrow loss.
The Owls opened their 2026 campaign with a 2-1 victory over James Madison, highlighted by early goals from Brooke Weaver and Riley Gallagher, strong goaltending from Alex Lepore, and a upcoming matchup against Maryland.
A 2‑0 win over Maryland marked the Navy women's soccer program's 400th all‑time victory, highlighting standout performances by freshmen Stella Jones and Kayana Adlam, a career‑high saving display by Natasha Stramrood, and Coach Carin Gabarra's reflections on the team's progress.
Recent court decisions have extended eligibility for dozens of NFL‑drafted players, reshaping roster dynamics and sparking debates over compensation and competitive balance.
A look at the early hierarchy shaping the Big Ten, highlighting top contenders, key players and emerging storylines.
The Navy men's soccer team begins its home schedule with two early games, featuring a historic first meeting with Presbyterian and a broadcast on ESPN+.
The newest patch adds key Tennessee athletes, updates their in‑game ratings and fixes a positional error, reshaping the game’s virtual landscape.
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.
The Gannon University football program enters the 2026 campaign with a mix of seasoned talent, six team captains, and a coaching staff reshaped to maximize potential.
Washington College announced Thursday that Tom Primosch, a rising coach known for transforming Ursinus College’s defense and cultivating conference-level talent, will lead the Eagles’ men’s basketball program. The hiring follows a search led by Athletic Director Thad Moore, who highlighted Primosch’s vision for culture and growth.
J'Lon Lyons, a top‑41 point guard from Maryland, committed to Butler, leaving Tennessee with a significant hole in its 2027 recruiting haul. The program now focuses on other elite targets, including Antonio Pemberton and a group of rising stars.
From Mount Zion Prep’s split squads to St. James’s MAC return, Maryland’s non‑traditional football powers are set to reshape the upcoming season.
The Hokies’ 13‑game lineup features home matchups against NC Central, Delaware and others, a trip to the Emerald Coast Classic and a showdown with Tennessee, setting the stage for an ambitious season.
The Terrapins overcame an early setback to defeat New Haven 3-2, showcasing improved possession, key goals from Bernstein, Ayella and Koehl, and the debut of new starters.
Presbyterian’s road trip ended in a 3-1 defeat at VMI, with freshman Mo Alahmad’s debut goal sparking a late surge by the Keydets.