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The final Summer League showdown against Calgary will air Tuesday at noon ET, exclusive to FloSports, while Monday’s game is available to all Prime Video subscribers at no extra cost.
After a breakout 2025 campaign at Michigan, Justice Haynes is recognized among the top candidates for the 2026 Maxwell Award, setting the stage for a pivotal year for Georgia Tech football.
Darius Taylor earns a spot on the Maxwell Award watch list, highlighting his versatile performance and the award's historic significance.
A recent court decision opened a fifth season for many 2022 graduates, but the NCAA says professional contracts disqualify players, affecting kicker Jayden Fielding.
The Tar Heels are poised for a quarterback overhaul as they replace three departing signal‑callers and integrate a mix of transfers and holdovers under offensive coordinator Bobby Petrino.
Ahead of the 2025 season, the Lions’ offense and defense are recognized across the conference, with standout performances from running back Steve Hall, receiver Jalen Smith and a defense anchored by Jacob Waller.
Coach John Hackworth announces six freshmen and key returning players as Navy soccer prepares for the 2026 season.
The Chippewas open training camp on Aug. 5, returning 13 starters and planning two public scrimmages before their season opener at New Mexico on Sept. 5.
After three seasons with the Texas Longhorns, Chendall Weaver has been granted a fifth year of eligibility but will not return to the program due to scholarship constraints, ending his collegiate career in Austin.
A Colorado court decision grants 2022 recruits an extra year of eligibility, but the ruling stops short of opening the transfer portal, reshaping roster plans for BYU and several other programs.
The latest rankings dissect the unpredictable nature of RB production, spotlight top prospects and warn of injury‑prone veterans.
A look at the ten Princeton football standouts recognized on the preseason Phil Steele All‑Ivy team, highlighting record‑breaking performances and the program's deep talent pool.
Lionel Messi’s first competitive appearance since the 2026 World Cup has fans eager for Inter Miami’s upcoming Leagues Cup fixtures against Atlético de San Luis, Monterrey and León, with matches scheduled at Nu Stadium and tickets starting at $28.
A deep dive into the quarterback battle that could shape Tennessee’s offensive future, highlighting physical readiness, fan sentiment and the looming impact of fall camp.
One day after Pat Biondo stepped down, the Wildcats appointed assistant GM Pete Nochta, a longtime insider, as their new general manager. Coach Will Stein highlighted the move’s swiftness and the candidate’s deep ties to the program.
The 2026 Keldon and Kaleb Johnson Basketball Youth Camp brought together 200 young players, NBA veteran Keldon Johnson, his brother Kaleb, and a network of regional sponsors at Brunswick High School and Southside Virginia Community College.
Indiana’s coach Curt Cignetti has guided the Hoosiers to 27 wins in two seasons, a Big Ten title and a national championship, yet his non‑conference plan avoids Power Four opponents until 2030, raising questions about the team’s readiness for elite competition.
U.S. Soccer announced a new agreement that keeps Mauricio Pochettino at the helm of the men’s national team through the 2030 World Cup, while also assigning him a broader advisory role to shape youth development and coaching pathways across the country.
USC has kicked off fall camp in its brand‑new Bloom Football Performance Center, a $100 million complex that coach Lincoln Riley describes as transformative. The Trojans will use the next four weeks there before opening the 2026 campaign against San Jose State at the Coliseum on August 29.
Robert Woods, a standout lineman for Tennessee State University from 1970 to 1972, will be inducted into the university’s Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2026, recognizing a career that spanned the NFL with the New York Jets and New Orleans Saints.
Two Fringe productions use oversized puppets to explore creation, autonomy and societal constraints, inviting audiences to confront modern fears through laughter and theatrical spectacle.
Finley Bizjack reflects on a scoring‑centric college career, his shift toward all‑around development, and the high expectations for West Virginia University’s upcoming season.
ESPN’s Heather Dinich argues that Tennessee’s 20.5% chance of making the College Football Playoff is overly optimistic given a 4‑8 conference record last season and a schedule stacked with top‑ranked opponents.
The recent Berkshire Summer Bash hockey tournament not only crowned division champions but also raised over $20,000 for nine‑year‑old Liam Lescarbeau, with the Shamrocks and Rensselaer Rejects emerging victorious in closely contested finals.