
Allen Robinson Announces Retirement After 11-Year NFL Career
After 11 seasons and more than 7,000 receiving yards, Allen Robinson has hung up his cleats, closing a career defined by consistency and big‑game performances.
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After 11 seasons and more than 7,000 receiving yards, Allen Robinson has hung up his cleats, closing a career defined by consistency and big‑game performances.

Top point guard prospect Reese Alston has trimmed his list to seven schools, with Kentucky and Louisville emerging as front‑runners. Upcoming visits will shed light on his final choice.

Reese Alston, a 2027 five‑star point guard from Houston, commits to Kentucky, bringing his father’s professional legacy and a promising future to the Wildcats' roster.

A father’s decision to leave the U.S. with his detained son highlights the difficult choices families face under current immigration enforcement practices.

Baseball America’s prospect poll highlights a core of Royals players whose standout tools are drawing league‑wide attention as the team looks toward 2027.

The former top catching prospect’s journey reflects how quickly a promising career can unravel when organizational chaos meets performance pressure.

Former Baylor assistant coach Jared Nuness resigned in December 2025 after an NCAA probe uncovered illegal sports bets exceeding $38,000, including wagers placed by his minor son, sparking league‑wide scrutiny.
Texas high school football powerhouses open the 2026 season with dominant rankings and key storylines across the Southwest

The American Conference announced its weekly soccer honors, highlighting standout contributions from players across several teams.

The Rebels enter 2026 with a top‑five strength‑of‑schedule ranking, new offensive pieces and a host of daunting opponents that could shape their playoff hopes.

Jared Nuness, a longtime Baylor assistant coach, resigned in December citing health reasons before the NCAA imposed a two‑year show‑cause penalty for sports betting violations.

A look at how a 65‑66 record could still earn a wild‑card berth, the historical precedents, and the ongoing debate over baseball’s playoff format.

Dante Moore’s decision to stay in college has elevated his draft stock and Oregon’s championship outlook, putting him at the center of a quarterback class that could redefine the 2027 NFL Draft.

From Texas to California, top college athletes face dramatically different tax rates on their 2026 name, image and likeness earnings, prompting states to consider exemptions.

The intersection of Christianity and athletics reveals a vibrant tapestry of testimony, institutional heritage, and cultural influence across American sports.
Purdue University is set to rely on a shared backfield approach in 2025, featuring returning junior Antonio Harris, transfer Travis Terrell Jr., sophomore Fame Ijeboi and Jerrick Gibson, while coaches emphasize flexibility over a single star.

The Pac‑12 has increased away‑game rosters to 80 players, implemented a five‑year eligibility rule, and will broadcast all home games on CBS, The CW and USA Network, while Boise State prepares a 113‑player squad for its inaugural conference campaign.

Oklahoma State head coach Eric Morris is merging the Air Raid’s aerial explosiveness with a ground attack that has already produced over 1,400 rushing yards for running back Caleb Hawkins, a formula that mirrors the success of Clemson and LSU.

From a freshman campaign that earned the Shaun Alexander Freshman of the Year Award to a refined 2025 that saw Pro Football Focus grades soar, defensive end Colin Simmons is emerging as a cornerstone of Texas football. With veteran coordinator Will Muschamp now at the helm, expectations are soaring for a 2026 season that could redefine the Longhorns' defensive identity.

With 37 days to the opener, Zdeno Chara revisits his 2011 shot record, David Pastrnak tries to persuade Patrice Bergeron to stay, and the NHL eyes new franchises in Texas while Detroit ponders a GM and trade rumors swirl.

Sam Houston State University’s football program, led by second‑year head coach Phil Longo, is entering a pivotal 2026 season marked by roster stability, key returning players and a return to its home stadium.

After a breakthrough 11‑2 season and a first-ever playoff appearance, the Aggies face a challenging schedule, key departures and a new offensive direction as they chase a repeat playoff spot.
Jalen Brewster, a four‑star prospect and preseason All‑America, is set to strengthen Buford’s defense as the team defends its national title.

The league’s deputy commissioner confirmed that a Houston‑based ownership group led by billionaire Dan Friedkin has secured the $2 billion expansion fee, while talks continue in other markets.