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Six Power Five coaches enter the 2026 season under intense scrutiny after disappointing performances, costly contracts and challenging schedules threaten their immediate futures.
Four-star center Kamsi Awaka has narrowed his options to Florida, Michigan, Michigan State, UConn and Arizona, citing the Gators' championship pedigree and post-player system as key draws.
In the 2025‑26 academic year, Johns Hopkins paired faculty with scholar‑athletes through its Faculty‑Coach program, spotlighting Assistant Dean Constanza Miranda who guides the men’s basketball team while fostering a supportive campus community.
The Olney Cropdusters secured their inaugural Cal Ripken Sr. Collegiate Baseball League championship by defeating Bethesda Big Train 11-3, with Brian Scott earning MVP honors.
The Fighting Owls finished 55‑8, posted a 34‑game winning streak and advanced to the JUCO World Series, showcasing a deep roster and future Division I talent.
Sal Colangelo, a seasoned baseball executive with deep roots in the DMV region, has been named general manager of Maryland baseball as the program seeks to bounce back from a decade of losing seasons.
The University of North Carolina men’s soccer team opened its 2026 campaign with a 5‑4 win over Liberty, featuring goals from Ryan Zellefrow, Bertil Rygaard Hansen, Jonathan Luna Sabando and Jace Donawa.
Xavier Gilliam, a defensive lineman who transferred from Penn State to Tennessee, is poised to strengthen the Volunteers' interior defense under coach Jim Knowles.
J’Lon Lyons, a No. 51 overall recruit in the 2027 class, will be on campus October 1, joining a Volunteers roster that has never reached a Final Four. Coach Rick Barnes hopes the visit will be a catalyst for a breakthrough.
Four‑star defensive lineman Tyzon Swann, a Maryland native, is courting Auburn among his top nine schools after a breakout 2025 season that featured 16 sacks and 50 tackles for loss.
Tiffany D. Tucker, UMBC’s Director of Athletics, has been appointed to the NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Oversight Committee, bringing her extensive playing background, rule‑committee experience, and leadership in gender‑equity initiatives to the national stage.
Kellan Wyatt, a Maryland-born defensive standout, is set to play a fifth season at Indiana University after a federal injunction allowed 2022 recruits to extend eligibility. His return, however, hinges on ongoing NCAA legal disputes.
Senior midfielders Leon Koehl and Marco Wright have been selected to the 2026 NCAA Division I Men's Midfielders to Watch List, highlighting their recent conference accolades and promising performances.
Coach Mike Locksley outlines the Terps' plan to rebound from a 4‑8 season, highlighting mentorship, quarterback leadership and defensive upgrades.
A youth baseball coach was taken into custody following a coordinated operation that targeted individuals seeking to exploit minors online.
A look at the 15 marquee matchups that will shape Maryland’s 2026 high school football season, from historic rivalries to coaching changes and national implications.
Cameron Fens, a double‑double star from Dubuque Hempstead, pledges to the University of North Carolina, bringing a multi‑generational basketball lineage and a new eligibility framework into focus.
A 41‑year‑old baseball coach in Fallston was taken into custody following a coordinated sting that alleged he tried to meet a minor online. Authorities say the case highlights ongoing threats to children and urges parents to reinforce online safety.
Seven Green Hornets soccer players receive $2,000 scholarships from AAYSA to support diverse undergraduate pursuits, from community college to MIT, highlighting the sport’s role in personal development.
The Broadneck Bruins 11U baseball team completed a flawless tournament run, highlighted by standout performances from Davis Tankersley, Brooks Young and Hank Kirby, and a unifying effort praised by head coach Jay Kime.
The latest ODP rosters for the East Region highlight a deep pool of talent, with coaches and state representations spanning the Northeast and Mid‑Atlantic.
Towson University has named Liam Bowen as its new baseball head coach, bringing a proven record of player development and strategic recruitment to the program as it prepares for the upcoming season in the Coastal Athletic Association.
Ahead of the 2026 campaign, Hampton University’s football program seeks to rebound from its worst record in decades, guided by veteran coach Van Malone and a roster bolstered by transfers and recruits.
Indiana University's football program welcomes back several seasoned athletes, leveraging the Designated Student Athlete rule to exceed roster limits and bolster performance on both sides of the ball.