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Week 1 performances propelled Ohio State to the top of Joel Klatt’s latest rankings, with Texas, LSU, Miami, Notre Dame and others moving up or holding steady in a rapidly evolving top ten.
The Mountain West Conference announced its inaugural weekly honors for Week 1, recognizing standout performances from four student‑athletes across the league.
With temperatures soaring at early‑season college football games, fans are leaving stadiums in droves and players face unsafe conditions, leading experts to urge a shift toward night games and domed venues for the first two weeks of the season.
The franchise announced a series of front‑office appointments that reshape its hockey operations, introduce a full‑time emergency backup goalie and expand scouting talent.
The San Jose Sharks announced a series of staff additions, including a full‑time EBUG, new video and equipment roles, and expanded scouting, as part of a broader organizational overhaul.
With Nashville SC perched atop the Eastern Conference and FC Cincinnati looking to turn its road woes around, the upcoming showdown promises a clash of contrasting strengths.
The National Women’s Soccer League announced a partnership with Roku’s Sports Channel that will make eight 2026 Sunday Night games and every 2027 Sunday Night match available for free on Roku devices and platforms, aiming to broaden access and viewership across the United States.
After a season marked by limited ice time, frequent scratches and strained relations with the Sharks’ staff, Shakir Mukhamadullin left San Jose for Edmonton, signing a two‑year deal and welcoming his first child, while the Oilers prepare to open the SAP Center.
A look at how key figures from the Seattle Kraken are reshaping their careers across the NHL, collegiate hockey and national sports journalism.
From a pandemic hobby to a professional partnership, Mariah Keopple and Gabby Williams illustrate how athletic ambition and high fashion can intersect.
NBC Sports announces its 2026 college football broadcast roster, highlighting returning voices, new analysts and a slate of high‑profile games across the Big Ten and Notre Dame.
The Falcons' 18‑game slate includes early home series, a historic Hawaii appearance, and a March championship in Las Vegas.
The San Jose Sharks are banking on a wave of young talent — from defensemen to goaltenders — to finally break a seven‑year playoff drought and cement a competitive future in the Western Conference.
The Lions' 2026 squad combines seasoned veterans, graduate transfers, and promising newcomers, bolstered by three specialized assistant coaches.
Jordan Pope, a Californian point guard with a multi‑state college career, will join Texas A&M after the NCAA granted him a fifth year of eligibility. His addition comes as the Aggies must trim two players from a 16‑person roster that includes walk‑ons Preston Clark and Anthon McDermott, setting the stage for a high‑stakes showdown with the Texas Longhorns.
Nashville SC captured the Supporters’ Shield with a commanding win over Inter Miami, while Toronto FC snapped a long winless run and Vancouver Whitecaps reclaimed the Cascadia Cup, setting the tone for a tightly contested season.
At 47, Justin Buzzard signs with the San Jose City College Jaguars after a career‑ending injury, inspired by a social‑media reel and guided by Coach Jim Winkler, while balancing his pastoral duties.
In a tightly contested preseason friendly, Donovan Sessoms opened his UC Santa Barbara scoring account with a 30‑yard strike, while goalkeeper Owen Beninga turned in a series of spectacular saves to preserve a 1‑0 victory over LMU.
The University of New Mexico announced the 2026‑27 men’s basketball schedule, blending early‑season road tests with a milestone home opener. Head coach Eric Olen hopes the slate will translate into a regular‑season title.
Maliya Hunter, a top‑ranked 2028 forward, has pledged to join the Hawkeyes after a standout high school career and a USA Basketball U17 World Cup championship.
A look at the career of Rodney Darrell Scott, whose blend of speed, defense and versatility left a mark on multiple franchises, especially the Montreal Expos.
The United States men’s O‑60 side will compete in the 2026 WMH World Cup in Brasschaat, Belgium, with key contributors sharing their journeys from immigrant roots to late‑life sporting passion.
Gavin Wilkinson, the ex‑president of Portland Timbers and Thorns, has been hired as a consultant by the San Jose Earthquakes to assist head coach Bruce Arena in roster management for the remainder of the year.
Arnold Matshazi, a third‑year transfer from San Jose State, has been named to the 2026 MAC Hermann Trophy Midfielders to Watch list, highlighting his 12‑goal 2025 campaign and setting the stage for a promising debut with the Virginia Cavaliers.