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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.
The Tar Heels posted a 54‑win season, reached the College World Series Finals and delivered standout performances from freshman pitcher Caden Glauber and junior outfielder Owen Hull.
Two neutral‑court games — against Illinois in Nashville and a revived showdown with NC State — highlight a new financial strategy reshaping the ACC schedule.
With a challenging ACC slate and a defense led by Clev Lubin, the Cardinals are projected to contend for the conference title and finish the year at 10‑2.
Georgetown announced its full non‑conference slate on June 25, highlighting marquee matchups against Maryland, North Carolina, Texas and Clemson, games that could prove decisive for the Hoyas’ at‑large NCAA tournament prospects.
The Herd will test itself against two historic programs in November 2026, with the coach highlighting the developmental value of the contests.
Auburn’s newest tight end, Jake Johnson, discusses how his family’s athletic pedigree and personal faith shape his pursuit of an NFL career and impact beyond the field.
Henri Veesaar’s selection by the Atlanta Hawks highlights a career defined by size, shooting precision and relentless production.
Caleb Wilson, drafted by the Chicago Bulls in the first round, brings a strong collegiate résumé and is projected to be a Day One starter as the team looks to break a four‑year playoff drought.
An exploration of the Aggies' breakout season, coaching changes, roster upgrades, and the challenges that still linger on the field.
The Aggies are poised for a strong 2026 season as coaching shifts, roster moves and recruiting successes converge to challenge the SEC elite.
After just two months of a promised stay, Dusty May accepted the head‑coach position with the Dallas Mavericks, prompting Michigan to appoint former Oklahoma State mentor Mike Boynton as interim leader.
Indiana will face Western Kentucky on Oct. 25 in Evansville, marking the first meeting in a series that includes a prior game against North Carolina and a history of tightly contested matchups.
From high school stardom to a challenging college season, Darryn Peterson’s draft stock is rising, driven by a supportive network and a family steeped in professional sports.
The departures of key assistants from the University of Texas baseball program highlight financial pressures and strategic shifts, while the team eyes a modest returning core and upcoming season prospects.
Six-year-old leukemia survivor David Hill will attend the Men's College World Series as a special guest of the UNC baseball team, highlighting the program's longstanding partnership with Team IMPACT and its tradition of supporting young patients.
Retired real estate veteran Harvey Forbes travels repeatedly to Omaha to back his son Scott, head coach of the Tar Heels, while battling pulmonary fibrosis, embodying a family’s devotion that spans Thanksgiving traditions, deep city knowledge, and a legacy of togetherness.
A prayer from an 11‑year‑old fan set the stage for a Tar Heels star’s standout game, a trophy‑touch moment, and a family’s journey to the final series.
Barton College announced Jeff May as its new head baseball coach, tasked with revitalizing a program that finished last season with a 10‑32 record.
The Eagles open the season against Rutgers, aim for a second straight regular‑season title, and will face a host of nationally ranked teams.
LSU announced the addition of right‑hander Diego Velazquez, a transfer from the Big Ten who brings a 4.26 ERA and proven control to the 2027 roster.
Ahead of the upcoming campaign, USF men's basketball coach Chris Mack has assembled a 15‑player roster heavy on transfers and seasoned talent, aiming to forge a cohesive unit through summer workouts and a shared defensive identity.
Indiana will host North Carolina at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on October 18, reviving a series that spans decades and featuring new coaches and fresh talent on both sides.
Butler University announces a two‑year home‑and‑home series with Pittsburgh, highlighted by a season‑opening game at Hinkle Fieldhouse on Nov. 13. The Panthers are entering the season with a 13‑20 record and a roster featuring 13 new players, while Butler’s nonconference slate also includes games against North Carolina, Nebraska, Boise State and several other opponents.