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The NBA Draft deadline has passed, revealing a shift as mid‑to‑late first‑round prospects weigh staying in college for multimillion‑dollar NIL agreements over early professional entry.
The Pac-12's survival saga reaches a critical point with a Senate hearing for Commissioner Teresa Gould, while speculation about the Big Ten and SEC's streaming strategies and the success of Oregon teams add new layers to the story.
The National Women's Soccer League has unveiled a sweeping 'Summer of Soccer' campaign that leans heavily on the momentum of the ongoing men's World Cup, using a nationwide bus tour and fan‑focused events to attract new audiences.
The Aztecs' schedule features ten televised matchups across four networks, beginning with a September 5 opener against Portland State.
A look at John Blackwell's standout junior season, his challenges, and the factors that led him to transfer to Duke.
American Football delivered an energetic set of new material at Portland’s McMenamin’s Crystal Ballroom, with opener Mei Semones captivating the crowd before a mixed audience response.
A look at the young guards whose increased minutes could turn them into fantasy assets.
With the league pausing for the 2026 FIFA World Cup after fifteen matchdays, Nashville SC sits atop the Eastern Conference, Inter Miami dazzles with a six‑goal outburst and several key players announcing future moves.
Nick Boyd’s 20.7‑point average, a 38‑point game in the Big Ten Tournament, and consistent double‑digit scoring have positioned him as a promising NBA prospect.
An analysis of how projected 2026‑27 NBA lineup changes will affect fantasy basketball player values and draft strategies
FC Dallas will suspend its season for the 2026 World Cup, a pause that coincides with a league‑wide schedule overhaul and personal plans of players and coaches.
Georgetown University assistant coach LaDontae Henton is among 25 coaches selected for the inaugural NABC Flight School, a Nike‑presented event that will take place on May 21 at Nike’s Portland campus.
Harvard’s Mike Sotsky will attend the first NABC Flight School, a Nike‑sponsored gathering aimed at shaping the next generation of basketball leaders.
The National Association of Basketball Coaches will host its first Flight School at Nike's Portland campus, featuring American University’s Jackie Manuel and a roster of 25 emerging coaching talent.
Temple University announced that assistant coach Courtney Eldridge has been chosen for the first NABC Flight School, an invitation‑only program held near Portland that blends educational panels, mock interviews and networking.
Courtney Eldridge, a rising assistant coach in men’s basketball, will take part in the first NABC Flight School, a weekend of panels, mock interviews and networking held at Nike’s Portland campus.
Portland State senior defensive back Tre Kramer-Taylor reflects on a journey that began in the Marshall Islands, took him through Guam and Hawaii, and now unfolds in Portland, where he balances football, scholarship, and community identity.
Four Pilots earn All‑West Coast Conference Second Team honors, while freshman pitcher Will Labonte and reliever Alex Via receive national semifinalist recognition, highlighting a season of steady growth under Coach Geoff Loomis.
The University of Pacific baseball team secured its inaugural spot in the West Coast Conference Tournament, capping a season of resilience, teamwork, and a cultural shift under Coach Reed Peters.
Coach Matthew Graves announced the addition of Duce Paschal, a Portland native who starred at Weber State before signing with Indiana State.
A six‑run burst in the final frames propelled the Pilots to a 9‑5 win and a tie for sixth in the West Coast Conference.
In just its second year, the Sandy flag football squad captured a league title, posted a perfect regular season, and advanced to the Elite Eight before falling in a heartbreaking quarterfinal.
Megan Gustafson discusses her journey to the Portland Fire, the impact of coaching staff, and the significance of the team's first home win.
Arkansas guard Billy Richmond III impressed at the NBA Draft Combine with a step‑back three‑pointer over Florida center Reuben Chinyelu, showcasing his shooting talent while maintaining college eligibility.