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Former WNBA star Shavonte Zellous has rejoined the University of Pittsburgh women’s basketball program as an assistant coach, reuniting her extensive professional background with the university’s developmental goals.
Harvard adjusts its finale, adds an exhibition against UMass, opens the season against MIT, and reveals returning starters and co‑captains for the 2026‑27 campaign.
On August 26, 1939, a modest experiment at Ebbets Field turned baseball into a televised spectacle, laying the groundwork for the multibillion-dollar industry we know today.
The New York Mets finished 2026 with a 12‑game losing streak and a sub‑.500 record, but front‑office moves and emerging talent could set the stage for a modest resurgence in 2027.
Charlie Stevens, a former San Antonio Spurs scouting coordinator with no Division I background, was named UConn men's basketball general manager in August 2026. His NBA experience and international scouting credentials are expected to drive roster building and fundraising efforts.
A New York City‑based fan club, founded by Julian Ricci, has grown from a dormant Meetup group into a vibrant community that hosts watch parties, collaborates with industry figures, and aims to inspire similar urban racing clubs nationwide.
Jeanie Buss, the controlling owner of the Los Angeles Lakers, is suing to block a $12.5 billion transaction that would hand a 17.8 percent minority stake to investors Josh Kushner and former NBA chief executive Bob Iger, threatening her grip on the franchise's governance.
A high school‑born initiative is reshaping soccer’s talent pipeline by removing financial and geographic barriers, as evidenced by recent showcases on Randall’s Island that attracted professional and college scouts.
Duke will face Georgia in a historic Jimmy V Classic showdown on Dec. 8 at Madison Square Garden, part of a doubleheader that underscores the Blue Devils’ dominant season and ambitious non‑conference schedule.
Jalen Brunson’s championship heroics, WWE cameo and street‑ball presence illustrate how a single player can reshape New York’s sporting culture.
Former MLB executive Tim Brosnan is set to lead the Big East Conference, a league riding the wave of UConn’s recent national championships but wrestling with a top‑heavy roster and the need for a stronger media deal.
The MLS Board announced Larry Berg’s appointment, set to begin Jan. 1, 2027, as Don Garber transitions to chairman.
The league announced Berg’s appointment, highlighting his extensive ownership experience and the upcoming transition from longtime commissioner Don Garber.
Veteran journalist Nicolle Wallace reflects on the life and legacy of Youman Wilder, the New York coach who used baseball to empower Black and Latino youth and confront immigration enforcement.
Owners’ wealth and players’ collective power collide in a historic negotiation that echoes past attempts to unionize the sport.
The newly formed Lehigh Valley Spirits have announced the signing of experienced midfielder Sebastián Velásquez, a Colombian-born player with a decade‑plus career spanning multiple leagues and countries.
The Yankees remain in contention for a division title despite injuries to Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton, and are exploring bullpen upgrades ahead of the trade deadline.
A private wedding last weekend, highlighted by a group photo shared by assistant coach Brian Adams, brought together family, friends and colleagues as Coach Nate Oats officially became husband to Alex Accetta, a former athletics administrator now with the Dallas Mavericks.
Major League Baseball and NBC reveal the first slate of Sunday Night Baseball games for 2026, including a marquee Cubs‑Reds showdown at Wrigley Field and a reshuffled Astros‑Mets slot.
The Big Ten announces its 2026 preseason honorees, highlighting Oregon quarterback Dante Moore and safety Koi Perich as key players to watch
Natalie Bremer, Minnesota State Mankato’s all‑time leading scorer, reflects on the lessons learned on her family’s farm, the mentorship of her brothers, and the honors that followed her record‑breaking career.
Big Sky artist Kene Sperry announces a July 15 exhibition at Lone Mountain Ranch, featuring his aerial black‑and‑white photography and a 33 percent donation of sales to Bozeman Baseball.
The Terps will face the Gamecocks on Dec. 19 at CFG Bank Arena, marking the first meeting in Baltimore and kicking off a season of historic rematches and anniversary tributes.
Top baseball talent publicly rejects the league's proposed salary cap, citing threats to earning potential and legacy, while outlining union counter‑demands ahead of renewed talks.