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The upcoming ESPN2 High School Football Kickoff will pit Tennessee powerhouses against each other, including a rematch of the 2025 state title game and the debut of five‑star recruit David Gabriel Georges, who has committed to the Tennessee Volunteers.
Coach Ross Hodge’s Mountaineers have completed summer workouts as the NCAA’s five‑for‑five rule looms, bringing new transfers, a five‑star recruit and a lone returning player into a roster that could reshape the Big 12 race.
Shannon Sword joins Youngstown State's women's basketball staff, bringing a distinguished coaching pedigree and a history of championship success.
Youngstown State’s upcoming matchup against Kentucky kicks off ticket sales this week, with a staggered rollout for priority groups and a digital‑only purchasing model.
Troy University's baseball program has added two high‑profile transfers, infielder George Haracz and pitcher RJ Anglin, who bring recent All‑Conference accolades and proven performance.
The incoming transfers bolster Troy's lineup with proven offensive and defensive credentials, aiming to build on the program's historic Division I College World Series run.
Mark Scharnberg, a Cedarville University alumnus, created Iowa United to develop athletes beyond basketball, emphasizing character, faith, and community.
A group of 52 college basketball players, including former Kansas guard Jayden Dawson, have filed a lawsuit challenging the NCAA’s new eligibility rule that would end scholarship eligibility for the class of 2022 after the 2025‑26 season. The legal action seeks a temporary and permanent injunction to allow them to compete in the 2026‑27 season.
The Big Ten has dominated recent college football, and with 18 programs gathering in Chicago for media days, each team is shaping its strategy for a new season of title contention.
The Big Ten’s 2027 class features a cascade of elite prospects, highlighting the league’s growing influence in national recruiting.
A deep dive into the methodology, rankings and key figures driving the Washington football program's unprecedented valuation.
Coaches across the American Conference reflect on how the transfer portal reshapes roster building, offering players new pathways and financial prospects.
The sixth season of a college football coach’s career has become a recurring storyline in the national championship conversation, often marking the point where early promise crystallizes into title contention.
Illinois enters the 2026‑27 basketball season with high expectations, but history warns that the Illini have a habit of stumbling against opponents they are supposed to beat. Iowa, Ohio State and Minnesota each bring strengths that could turn expected victories into tight contests.
The 2025 Iowa Hawkeyes football season featured tight losses to top opponents, with coaches highlighting the squad’s underrated talent and readiness for future battles.
An analysis of the latest valuation reveals Texas outpacing traditional powerhouses, with Arch Manning’s rising star and the Longhorn brand driving the surge.
Running back Kenji Christian and linebacker K'Von Sherman have been named to the 2027 Shriners Children's East-West Bowl 1000 watch list, highlighting their anticipated impact as they join the University of Connecticut football program this fall.
ESPN analyst Pete Thamel outlines why the Indiana Hoosiers could defend their national championship, while rivals like Ohio State and Miami gear up for a showdown.
Bobby Hunt, a standout safety from Auburn and member of the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame, passed away at 85, leaving a legacy that spanned the AFL and NFL.
The University of Dayton’s men’s basketball team has sold out every regular‑season game for five straight years, extending a streak that now spans 94 consecutive games and placing the program 21st nationally in attendance for the 2025‑26 season.
Veteran journalist Marty Gitlin will present a multimedia talk on Cleveland’s professional baseball legacy, discuss his recent book, and offer signed copies at a $40 ticket price.
Dozens of former NCAA athletes, including three from North Carolina State, have launched a legal challenge to obtain an extra season of play, arguing that the new eligibility rule should apply retroactively.
The Park City Extreme Cup, featuring 450 teams and 800 matches, generates over $2.9 million in local spending while supporting scholarships for area children.
A Missouri defensive tackle’s legal win opens the door for a fifth year, highlighting the controversy over the NCAA’s new age‑based eligibility framework.