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Lionel Messi and Rodrigo De Paul will miss the 2026 MLS All-Star Game as part of a pre-arranged rest period, aligning with FIFAPro regulations that mandate 21 days of recovery after the World Cup.
The program announced the addition of seven newcomers, featuring experienced transfers and top high‑school prospects, aiming to boost depth, talent and maturity.
The 2026 NBA offseason has seen an unprecedented flurry of player movement, with marquee names changing teams and reshaping the competitive landscape.
A recent soccer showcase in Charlotte gave visually impaired residents a chance to play, compete and reshape public attitudes about blindness.
A look at the undervalued fantasy football players who could provide a competitive edge in the 2026 season.
From gratitude on the field to strategic shifts in scheduling, MLS stakeholders discuss how the recent World Cup has reshaped ambitions and plans for the sport's future in North America.
After a 33‑goal, 21‑assist season with the Grand Rapids Griffins and a recent one‑year extension, winger John Leonard is poised to fight for a permanent NHL roster spot with the Red Wings or via trade.
Xavier Musketeers' women's basketball team reflects on a tough 2025‑26 season, key departures, and a reshaped roster heading into 2026‑27
The organization announced a series of hires and appointments that could influence its approach to goaltending and staff composition.
LJ Smith, a 6‑4 guard from Lincolnton, North Carolina, has announced that he will reclassify from the high school class of 2027 to the 2026 cohort, clearing the path to join the Ohio State Buckeyes a year earlier than originally planned.
Lionel Messi and Rodrigo De Paul will miss the 2026 MLS All-Star match due to rest after the World Cup, a move permitted by governing bodies and met with criticism from Inter Miami's owner.
Eleven‑year‑old Brexton Busch captured his first micro‑sprint victory at Port City Raceway, a triumph that follows his father Kyle Busch’s recent death. His mother’s Instagram post and a heartfelt tribute from his grandfather add depth to the story.
A look at how several programs have structured their 2026 schedules to minimize travel, boost early‑season performance, and leverage financial guarantees.
Adam Mohammed detailed his decision to leave Washington for California, pointing to a strong bond with new coach Tosh Lupoi and the legacy of Golden Bears backs like Marshawn Lynch and Jahvid Best, while coach Jedd Fisch voiced support and noted the difficulty of retaining star players
A preview of the 2026 Duke‑Miami football clash, highlighting the recruiting twist, offensive uncertainty for Duke, and Miami's pursuit of favorable CFP seeding.
Rutgers places ten athletes on the 2027 Shriners Children’s 1000 Watch List, highlighting a deep pool of NFL‑ready talent across multiple positions.
The Hurricanes' strong running back room, retained coordinators and evolving coach Mario Cristobal set the stage for an explosive offense and a defense that could rival last year's unit.
Dick Passwater’s lone NASCAR win at Charlotte Speedway in 1953 remains a footnote in a career cut short by tragedy, yet his story endures among racing historians.
LAFC’s recent World Cup successes, a jam‑packed post‑break schedule, and ambitious trophy goals set the stage for a defining stretch in 2026.
West Virginia University fans face extensive travel in the Big 12, prompting calls for regional matchups to ease the burden.
The NCAA has selected Wichita, Kansas, to host the Opening Round of the 2027 and 2028 Division I men’s basketball championships, expanding the tournament to 76 teams and reshaping the early‑round schedule across multiple U.S. sites.
The Mountaineer Ticket Office has opened sales for 2026 WVU football tickets, offering mini packs, single‑game options, and themed promotions for MAC members and season ticket holders.
Syracuse basketball recruits impressed at the EYBL Las Vegas session, with multiple elite prospects posting strong statistical lines.
Kurt Busch secured third place in the second race of the Historic Sportscar Racing series at Le Mans, marking his first appearance since his brother Kyle’s death. The finish, accompanied by a heartfelt tribute, reflects a career defined by victories across Ford, Chevrolet, Toyota and Dodge, and a legacy that continues to shape NASCAR.