
Maryland Terps Gear for 2026 National Title Run
The Maryland Terps men’s soccer program is preparing for the 2026 season under head coach Sasho Cirovski, seeking a fourth national championship after a strong 2025 campaign.
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The Maryland Terps men’s soccer program is preparing for the 2026 season under head coach Sasho Cirovski, seeking a fourth national championship after a strong 2025 campaign.

The University of Connecticut’s women’s basketball program is set to tackle one of the most demanding nonconference slates in recent memory for the 2026‑27 season, featuring high‑profile rivalries and top‑tier opponents.

The Terrapins' defense, reshaped by key departures and emerging stars, is poised to turn lessons from last year into a competitive resurgence.
The 2026 season highlights Alabama’s Central High School’s 57‑game winning streak, California’s Sierra Canyon’s high‑profile transfers, and the debut of sanctioned states, while new leadership and recruitment buzz shape the competitive landscape.

Amani Hansberry, a key returning forward for Virginia Tech, will anchor the 2026‑27 roster despite injury setbacks, with coach Mike Young emphasizing his dual‑court impact.

From a standout high school career to a impactful freshman year, Yvan Kemajou is set to expand his role on Penn State’s defensive front, earning praise from head coach Matt Campbell and joining a legacy of EDGE rushers.

Ranked No. 12 nationally, Samuels chooses ten programs, including the Tennessee Volunteers, as she eyes a future where her versatile wing skill set aligns with the program’s vision.

Oregon Ducks' freshmen are poised to make a major impact in the 2026 season, highlighted by standout performances from Devin Jackson, Immanuel Iheanacho and others.

After a breakout freshman campaign, Malik Washington is named the Terps’ starting quarterback for 2026, as the program navigates a shifting roster and a revamped offensive philosophy.

A seasoned strategist with a record of postseason success and academic focus is set to shape the future of Winston‑Salem State men’s basketball.

The University of Missouri is set to field a completely new wide receiver group in 2026, mixing proven returnees with elite newcomers as the program seeks to strengthen its offense.

Despite losing key players like Kelsey Smith and Ava Morales, the Terps are banking on new recruits and returning standouts to compete in the Big Ten.

Georgetown's women's soccer team began the season with a 4-1 win over Fordham, highlighted by goals from Abigail Droner and Lizzie Heller, while Fordham's first goal came late.

The Maryland Terrapins' defense will enter the 2026-27 season without one of its most potent pass rushers. Zahir Mathis, who tallied 35 tackles, six sacks and three quarterback hits in the previous campaign, was sidelined during fall practice and will miss the entire year. His loss is compounded by the departure of Sidney Stewart, whose partnership with Mathis produced 13 sacks last season. To fill the void, the coaching staff has turned to Zion Elee, a 2026 five‑star recruit from the DMV area, who is celebrated for his explosiveness, athleticism and versatility in both rushing the passer and stopping the run. Defensive coordinator Ted Monachino is tasked with accelerating Elee’s development, aiming to mold the newcomer into an NFL‑ready edge rusher while integrating him into a scheme that leverages his strengths. Returning edge rushers Nashir Taylor and DD Holmes will see increased snap counts, with Taylor having posted 19 tackles, three tackles for loss and two sacks in 11 games last year. Their experience is expected to provide stability as the unit experiments with new combinations. The defensive line will also enlist additional linebackers such as Trey Reddick and Carlton Smith in pass‑rushing roles, adding depth and variety to the attack. While the transition presents challenges, the staff remains optimistic that strategic planning and focused development will keep the Terrapins competitive in the upcoming season.

The University of Pittsburgh’s men’s soccer program has confirmed a 24‑player roster for 2026, blending home‑grown standouts with international prospects as the team prepares for its season‑opening match against Maryland.
Kentucky’s 2027 recruiting class is being reshaped by prospects who carry the pedigree of former NFL stars, most notably NaVorro Bowman Jr., whose athletic bloodlines and elite performances have placed him at the center of the Wildcats’ pursuit.

Terez Davis, a former basketball player from an NBA lineage, is set to become a starting left tackle for Ole Miss in 2026, leveraging mentorship and family legacy to anchor the Rebels' offensive line.

The Navy women's soccer squad begins its 2026 campaign with two home games, a rematch against Robert Morris and a clash with Rice, both streamed on ESPN+.

The Washington Capitals and the Monumental Sports & Entertainment Foundation announced that their combined charitable campaigns raised more than $1.8 million during the 2025‑26 season, funding a range of initiatives that benefit children with disabilities, adaptive sports participants, and pediatric cancer research.
Georgia's 2027 baseball team features a highly ranked transfer class, blending power hitters and elite pitchers, as Coach Wes Johnson looks to strengthen pitching depth and maintain momentum after an SEC title
From Bill Belichick's off‑field drama to Lincoln Riley's quest for a playoff return, a dozen coaches are under the microscope as the 2026 college football landscape reshapes itself.

A July 2020 carjacking in Randallstown, Maryland, left a victim wounded and two young men, Cordell Jefferson and Garrin Davis, held without bail as they await trial.

The Washington DC Sports Hall of Fame will honor the 2001‑02 Maryland men's basketball team, the only NCAA champions in school history, alongside five other sports legends in a ceremony at Nationals Park on August 30, 2026.

A Harford County coach was caught in a sting operation after attempting to meet a minor he believed to be a teenager, prompting law‑enforcement warnings about online predators in community roles.