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DaJour Webb, a 2027 three‑star defensive lineman committed to West Virginia, is scheduled for an official visit to Florida State, where Coach Nick Williams has offered a scholarship. The visit comes as the Seminoles also add quarterback Logan Flaherty to their 2027 class.
Visit Orlando officially backs the Orlando Dreamers’ push to bring Major League Baseball to Central Florida, citing record tourism, job growth and a $40 billion economic impact forecast.
The Ascenders have announced their 2026 high school football schedule, featuring games against top teams from across the United States and abroad, highlighting a roster loaded with college‑bound talent.
North Carolina has renewed its scholarship offer to Beckham Black, a five‑star point guard ranked No. 3 nationally, as the recruiting race heats up across the Southeast.
Coach David Aubrey of Orlando’s Lake Nona High School addresses anonymous accusations of rule violations, reaffirming his commitment to integrity and the program’s growing culture.
Three‑star safety Charles Woodson Jr. announced his commitment to the University of Michigan, choosing the program over Kentucky and other suitors. The pledge continues a lineage that began with his father’s 1997 Heisman triumph and Hall of Fame career.
UCF’s 10-6 win over Kansas State hinged on a five-run seventh, Stephen Chucka’s clutch double and a surge of home runs that kept the Knights ahead in the series.
The upcoming spring schedule features a host of jamborees and exhibition games that highlight emerging talent, with key matchups and standout players set to shape the 2026 season.
Florida State and Georgia have called off their traditional home‑and‑home arrangement, opting instead for a single neutral‑site contest in 2028. The game will be staged in one of several major U.S. cities, while the schools reflect on a storied past and plan for the upcoming season.
Florida State and Georgia have called off their scheduled home-and-home series for the 2027 and 2028 seasons, a move driven by the tightening grip of conference schedules and the looming College Football Playoff implications.