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Syracuse University’s men’s and women’s basketball programs will face UConn in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Exhibition Series this fall, reviving a storied rivalry and drawing criticism from head coach Felisha Legette-Jack.
The Cook Out Summer Shootout brings themed entertainment, racing, and charitable opportunities to Charlotte Motor Speedway on June 29 and June 30.
After a standout 2026 season that saw USC fall just one game short of the Super Regional, the program loses Isaac Cadena and Augie Lopez, but returning talent offers a glimpse of renewal.
NASCAR will remove energy‑absorbing foam from bumpers on short tracks starting next month, a move intended to reduce repeated impacts, lessen driver pain and restore conventional passing.
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill secured a fourth‑place finish in the Leafield Directors’ Cup for the second straight year, highlighted by runner‑up performances in baseball and women’s lacrosse and a string of strong NCAA tournament showings.
Jaelynn Murray Burrus’s promotion to director of women's basketball highlights her journey from standout athlete to program leader, blending on‑court success with academic achievement and strategic vision.
The University of Pennsylvania announced its 2026 sprint football recruiting class, highlighting ten student‑athletes from across the country and a season‑opening matchup with Navy on September 18.
After a serious knee injury ended his lacrosse season, Tustin Johnson is focusing on rehabilitation and a comeback for the upcoming football campaign.
Mark DeRosa, a former Team USA player and manager, now coaches his son Brooks on the Atlanta Braves Scout Team, aiming to blend development with lasting memories.
The Blue Devils are reshaping their defense with an eye on key metrics ahead of the upcoming season.
Bleacher Report analyst Jonathan Wasserman forecasts Cameron Williams, Patrick Ngongba II and Bryson Howard as early‑round selections, underscoring Duke’s continued pipeline to the NBA.
Henri Veesaar, the 6‑foot‑10 forward who spent the last season at the University of North Carolina, heard his name called in the second round of the NBA draft on Thursday night. His journey from Arizona to Chapel Hill, decorated by All‑ACC honors and impressive statistics, culminated in a professional contract with the Hawks.
Henri Veesaar, the University of North Carolina center, was selected 52nd overall by the Los Angeles Clippers in the 2026 NBA Draft, bringing ACC accolades and a strong shooting record to the franchise.
The Atlanta Hawks selected Henri Veesaar in the second round of the NBA Draft, hoping his versatile skill set will translate to the professional game. Yet the young big man faces key developmental hurdles.
The 2026 NBA Draft selected Isaiah Evans with the 33rd pick, completing a trade that brings a high‑school star and Duke sophomore to the Timberwolves.
Duke sophomore Isaiah Evans, a top 3‑point shooter and second‑leading scorer, was chosen 33rd overall in the 2026 NBA Draft and immediately traded to the Minnesota Timberwolves, adding a new chapter to his budding professional career.
Duce Robinson, Florida State’s top wide receiver, was placed fourth nationally by EA Sports ahead of the College Football 27 launch. After a 2025 season that saw the Seminoles dominate the ACC offensively, Robinson will return alongside rising quarterback Ashton Daniels, aiming to restore the program’s former glory.
An exploration of the United States' underdog status in soccer, examining pay‑to‑play hurdles, cultural diversity and historic triumphs.
Oklahoma clinches its third national championship, North Carolina follows in second, and the Florida Gators finish the season ranked sixteenth after a narrow elimination by Troy.
After a distinguished Cup Series career, Ryan Newman will compete in the NASCAR Truck Series at North Wilkesboro Speedway, driving for Kaulig Racing in a highly anticipated comeback.
The Golden State Warriors used the 11th pick in the NBA Draft to select Yaxel Lendeborg, a 24‑year‑old wing praised for his defensive range and ability to play multiple forward positions.
The Tar Heels finished 2026 with a program‑record 54 victories, reached the CWS finals, and are shaping a roster that blends returning stars with impact transfers for the upcoming season.
Cameron Boozer, the third overall pick in the NBA Draft, challenges the notion that athleticism alone defines potential, sparking a broader conversation about intelligence and skill.
Building on a 34.6‑point average last year, the Blue Devils are reshaping their attack with key returning players, a revamped line, and a promising sophomore rusher.