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The University of Houston’s football program is poised for a make-or-break season, with a demanding schedule, key player health concerns, and a defense that could be the catalyst for a College Football Playoff run.
After a breakout 2025 season that included a Sugar Bowl appearance and a top‑tier rating, Gunner Stockton emerges as a leading Heisman contender, though his success hinges on the development of Georgia’s young receiving corps.
TCU's athletic department revokes the Fort Worth Star-Telegram's credentials after a locker room assault story, sidelining reporter Steven Johnson and igniting a debate over media relations and athlete safety.
Australian guard Jayda Clark has signed with the University of Texas, bringing WNBL experience and international flair to a program seeking backcourt reinforcement.
The Cougars’ 2026 roster boasts top‑100 players LJ Martin and Cade Uluave, highlighting a deep Big 12 presence and setting the stage for a marquee clash with the Fighting Irish.
George Washington University’s men’s basketball program has released a 14‑game non‑conference schedule that blends home, neutral‑site and ACC road games, with an eye toward strengthening its postseason résumé.
Luke Esquivel, a standout baseball player from Grapevine, has transferred to Southlake Carroll, a five‑time state champion school. His eligibility for college play is pending a district hearing, but his elite pitching tools and .434 batting average have already positioned him as the top Fort Worth‑area prospect for the 2027 recruiting class.
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
The latest NIL agreements highlight a roster of high‑profile college athletes featured in campaigns set to launch with the start of the football season.
A torn patellar tendon kept Evan Stewart off the field for over two years, but his 2024 performance and recent practice observations have positioned him as a top receiver prospect heading into the 2026 season.
An early look at the 2026 college football calendars reveals a handful of programs confronting the toughest line‑ups, with ESPN and Pro Football Network already flagging the most demanding slates.
After opening the season with a top‑six national ranking, Baylor’s soccer team leans on veteran leadership, key newcomers and a challenging schedule to chase another Sweet 16 appearance.
Top recruit Benjamin Berrouet, a 5‑star power forward from Texas, is set to tour UCLA before the 2026‑27 season begins, a move that could solidify the Bruins’ frontcourt and signal an aggressive recruiting push.
North Dakota State University is investing heavily to transition its football program from the FCS to the FBS, securing major fees, donor commitments and a strategic conference move.
A look at the judges, coaches, executives and politicians whose decisions will define college football in the coming season.
Penn State is counting on Brock Riker, a transfer from Texas State, to anchor a revamped offensive line for the 2026 campaign. His size, pass‑blocking pedigree and recent weight gain align with the program’s emphasis on physicality.
A court‑ordered restraining order and a brief stint in NFL rookie camps have cleared the path for Cole Hutson to rejoin the Texas Longhorns, where quarterback Arch Manning welcomed his return.
The latest edition of The Athletic’s ‘Freaks List’ spotlights Iowa’s rising stars, with offensive lineman Kade Pieper, defensive end Kahmari Brown and defensive back Zach Lutmer all cracking the top 40, while South Carolina’s Nyck Harbor reclaims the No. 1 spot.
The new appointment sees Khaled El-Ahmad taking charge of player development, recruitment and the club’s long-term identity, reporting to CEO Andy Loughnane.
From Texas to Florida, a new generation of coaches with proven track records is drawing attention from elite programs seeking transformative leadership.
Khaled El‑Ahmad joins Austin FC as chief soccer officer, bringing two decades of MLS and international experience, while Minnesota United appoints Hank Stebbins as interim sporting director.
A 60‑yard touchdown run by Colorado State commit Kentorion King has gone viral, amassing millions of views and drawing comparisons to NFL speedsters.
Aaron Flowers excels as a defensive back for Oregon, while his brother Benji made history as the youngest professional signing in Chelsea’s history. Their stories reflect family influence, academy development, and the growing transatlantic pipeline for U.S. talent.
Aaron Flowers anchors Oregon’s defense while his younger brother Benji prepares to make history as Chelsea’s youngest professional signing, illustrating how family guidance and athletic talent shape divergent sporting destinies.