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Media days in Tampa launched the 2026 SEC football season, revealing Tennessee's opening game, a demanding schedule and ESPN's win‑loss projections for the Volunteers and their opponents.
WAFB's Jacques Talk Live debuted on July 10, welcoming former LSU baseball coach Paul Mainieri to discuss his career at LSU and his short tenure at the University of South Carolina.
Kansas State’s football program is poised for a breakout 2026 campaign, thanks in large part to a wave of high‑profile transfers from across the Big 12.
Will Craddock, a standout infielder from South Carolina, has transferred to Mississippi State, joining a promising group of newcomers.
After three years as Assistant Director of Recruiting Operations, Jaelynn Murray Burrus is now Director of Women's Basketball at the University of North Carolina. Head coach Courtney Banghart lauded her leadership, and she joins former teammate Liz Roberts, now General Manager, in shaping the team’s future.
Mississippi State has added seven transfers, including standout infielder Nolan Grawe and pitcher Jaxon Shineflew, while still seeking a reliable relief pitcher and additional position players for the 2027 campaign.
The University of South Carolina announced the hiring of Kevin Schnall as the new baseball head coach, tasking him with revitalizing a program that endured its worst season in school history.
A look at the coaches facing intense scrutiny as the new playoff era demands immediate results, from USC’s Lincoln Riley to South Carolina’s Shane Beamer.
The 2026 men's soccer schedule for Marshall University was released by head coach Chris Grassie, highlighting a nine‑game home slate, a renewed Mountain State Derby with WVU, and a series of key matchups across the season.
Auburn's baseball team entered the NCAA regional with slim prospects, but a decisive win over NC State has reshaped the odds and sparked renewed optimism.
The Falcons completed a 17‑0 playoff run with a 4‑0 victory over the Airport Eagles, marking Coach Andy Hallett’s eighth state championship before his departure. Meanwhile, Gray Collegiate’s softball squad captured its third straight title and an immaculate record.
The Bulldogs will open against Louisiana‑Monroe on Sept. 5, travel to Minnesota and South Carolina, and finish the regular season with the Egg Bowl against Ole Miss, marking the first full nine‑game SEC schedule.