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The Razorbacks have added Robert Morris and Oral Roberts to their schedule, while also arranging games against Central Michigan, Texas‑Rio Grande Valley, Gonzaga and several top‑tier programs at neutral sites.
The Tar Heels took the field on July 30 under new head coach Bill Belichick, showcasing early progress at key positions and a focus on fundamentals.
Oregon State's 2026 defensive staff blends seasoned coordinators with proven recruiters, aiming to fix past shortcomings and strengthen the team's outlook.
Ahmad Moten Sr. returns for a fifth season to lead a Miami defense that finished among the nation’s best, facing a challenging schedule and high preseason expectations.
A year‑old enforcement agency is probing the University of North Carolina’s football team for potential name, image and likeness violations, while GM Michael Lombardi is placed on paid administrative leave following off‑field concerns and on‑field struggles.
The Hurricanes are building on a 2025 National Championship appearance, adding key talent and a challenging schedule while preparing for a season that promises high‑stakes matchups and affordable ticket options.
North Carolina announces its 2026 nonconference slate, featuring an international matchup in Dublin, a home opener against East Tennessee State, a marquee game with Notre Dame, and a road trip to UConn, all amid the ACC's shift to a nine‑game schedule.
After a 13‑20 record and financial limits, Pitt’s basketball coach Jeff Capel stays on, backed by a revamped roster and a new fundraising push.
The upcoming season promises tough matchups, key player returns, and a strength‑of‑schedule ranking that places UNC near the bottom of the ACC
Syracuse opens the 2026 season at home against New Hampshire, hoping a healthy Steve Angeli and a reshaped roster can overcome modest win projections and a tough schedule
Arkansas will test its mettle against a series of power‑house opponents in November and December, highlighted by a showdown with Indiana at New York’s Madison Square Garden.
The Arkansas Razorbacks will meet the Indiana Hoosiers at New York’s Madison Square Garden on November 17, continuing a series that blends tradition, coaching legacy, and commercial branding.
Arkansas will open its non‑conference slate at the iconic Madison Square Garden on November 17, taking on Indiana in a matchup that highlights Coach John Calipari’s push for national exposure. The Razorbacks also travel to face Michigan State, North Carolina and Arizona, while Indiana looks to rebound from a missed NCAA tournament with seven new transfers.
Arkansas will open the season against Texas‑Rio Grande Valley at Bud Walton Arena on Dec. 29, while also locking in high‑profile matchups against Indiana, Michigan State, North Carolina, Arizona and others. New coach Brandon Chambers’ squad is adding portal standouts such as Cooper Bowser and Jeremiah Wilkinson, alongside a class of five‑star freshmen.
The Razorbacks will welcome the Vaqueros to Bud Walton Arena on Dec. 29, kicking off a schedule that includes marquee matchups and international exhibitions.
Angelo Brizzi, a 6‑foot‑3 guard, is set to bring his scoring prowess and academic experience to Chapel Hill next season.
Coach Tommy Lloyd outlined his thoughts on bolstering Arizona’s frontcourt, the new NCAA eligibility landscape, and his reflections on staying in Tucson while weighing future opportunities.
With the season opening earlier than usual against TCU in Dublin, the Tar Heels are letting Billy Edwards Jr., Miles O'Neill, Au'Tori Newkirk and Travis Burgess battle for the starting spot.
New head coach Michael Malone inherits a completely overhauled North Carolina roster, featuring high‑scoring transfers and a seven‑footer, as the program targets double‑digit steals and multiple All‑ACC honorees.
The Tar Heels aim to prove Bill Belichick’s rebuild after a 4‑8 season, starting with a high‑stakes opener at Clemson.
The Times-Union's All-Quarter Century team honors the top boys soccer players from Northeast Florida, highlighting Gatorade award winners, state champions, and their pathways to collegiate and professional success.
Virginia Tech is banking on a proven Power Four transfer to jump‑start its 2026 campaign, leveraging his familiarity with the offensive system and solid performance metrics.
Syracuse University’s men’s basketball team will confront a slate of ranked opponents in the 2026‑27 season, guided by new head coach Gerry McNamara. The schedule pits the Orange against traditional powerhouses such as Duke, Virginia and North Carolina, while preseason analysts place the team outside the top‑25 in most polls.
Angelo Brizzi, a 6‑foot‑3 guard with a proven scoring record, has pledged to join the University of North Carolina, bringing experience and shooting prowess to a team reshaped by multiple transfers.