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The National Women’s Soccer League club announced the firing of head coach Seb Hines, promoted assistant Yolanda Thomas to interim manager, and outlined a series of departures that set the stage for a pivotal encounter with the Houston Dash.
After a 46‑36 finish and a narrow playoff exit, the Atlanta Hawks are betting on new defensive pieces and a healthier roster to break through in the upcoming NBA season.
From Seattle's new striker to Atlanta's high‑priced recruit, the latest wave of signings promises to reshape the league's balance as clubs battle for postseason spots.
Brown and Penn State will meet on August 30 at 1:00 p.m. in a matchup that pits top‑ranked Ivy League defenses against each other, featuring standout players and a look back at a historic 2008 victory.
The Cardinals announced the addition of Kyle Zunic, Charlie Champagne and Carlos Dotson to their player development ranks, highlighting Dotson’s NBA‑level background and praise from Paul George and Russell Westbrook.
USA TODAY Sports projects Alabama as an at‑large playoff team, setting up a first‑round clash with Texas and a potential Rose Bowl finish
Fifteen games on the 21st matchday of MLS pit top Western Conference contenders, a struggling Seattle Sounders side, and a host of marquee player debuts, setting the stage for a decisive push toward the playoffs.
After an amateur tryout in March, forward Massimo Lombardi has agreed to a new deal with the Orlando Solar Bears for the upcoming 2026‑27 season.
Doc Rivers reflects on his Hall of Fame induction, honoring the coaches, players, and family who helped him, while sharing insights on his coaching milestones and future.
The University of Florida announced its full non‑conference slate for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting two neutral‑site contests on home soil, a return to the Kia Center, and a new showdown with Grand Canyon.
Florida will open its 2025‑26 campaign against Georgia Tech in Orlando, a venue it last visited in 2017, while also preparing for a tough non‑conference schedule that includes games against Miami, Duke and Florida State.
The Gators announce a slate that includes a Hall of Fame series game in Orlando and a first‑ever meeting with Grand Canyon, while veteran coach Scott Cross prepares the team for a challenging season.
Florida announces its full non‑conference slate, including matchups with Georgia Tech in Orlando and Grand Canyon in Jacksonville, while new coach Scott Cross prepares for his debut.
UCF's newest batch of freshmen brings a mix of elite receivers, dynamic runners and versatile backs, setting the stage for a potential resurgence under coach Scott Frost.
Recognized for her pivotal role in after‑hours collective‑bargaining agreements, Katelyn West blends legal acumen with relentless work ethic, navigating pandemic challenges and family responsibilities while guiding the NBA’s labor strategy.
The University of South Florida announces a new non‑conference schedule that skips UConn and South Carolina, featuring Florida, Auburn, Texas Tech and several tournaments designed to boost NET ranking and prepare the team for conference play.
The University of Georgia announced its full non‑conference slate for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting road trips to North Carolina and Georgia Tech, neutral‑site contests in Orlando and New York, and a series of marquee matchups that could shape the Bulldogs’ NCAA résumé.
Three former Brentwood basketball standouts — Jordan Riley, Bryce Harris, and Lester Quinones — are making impacts in the NBA Summer League, each signing with different teams and posting notable statistics.
Racing Louisville secured a 3-1 win over Orlando Pride, with Emma Sears scoring twice and Audrey McKeen netting her first professional goal. The performance highlights a resurgence for Louisville and adds depth to their playoff hopes.
A U.S. District Court injunction has cleared the way for Cole Kozlowski to return to UCF for a fifth season, a move that could reshape the Knights' defensive lineup heading into the next campaign.
Gilbert Henry Blanco, the Phoenix‑born left‑handed pitcher who spent six decades in the sport, died in July 2026 at the age of 80. Tributes have highlighted not only his modest major‑league statistics but also the indelible mark he left on the amateur ranks.
Eddie Davis, a 6‑foot‑4 right‑handed pitcher from Christian County High School, has pledged to play baseball at the University of Evansville, bringing a strong junior record and summer league experience to the Purple Aces.
Former UConn star Nykesha Sales rejoins the Huskies staff, bringing a decorated playing career and extensive coaching experience back to her alma mater.
Dylan Murphy, a veteran coach from the Orlando Magic organization, has been hired as an assistant on Michigan’s men’s basketball staff, bringing a record of three straight G League conference titles and extensive player‑development experience.