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USC Men's Basketball has secured the commitment of Jalen Cox, a 6‑foot‑3 guard from Los Angeles, who brings a blend of scoring, playmaking and defensive intensity to the Trojans ahead of the 2026‑27 campaign.
Kansas freshman Darryn Peterson’s combine metrics and season stats place him in the spotlight as a leading contender for the NBA’s top selection, battling BYU’s AJ Dybantsa for the coveted first overall pick.
Former top football recruit Jaden Nickens has left Kansas to pursue a basketball career, drawing interest from Division I programs such as Northwestern State, Texas Southern and Cal Poly.
The CIAC will forgo its June basketball showcases due to low interest and out‑of‑season coaching constraints, planning instead to host events later in the summer.
With graduations and other tournaments overlapping, the CIAC decides to reschedule its scholastic showcases, a move that hinges on future NCAA recruiting rules.
Fans continue to snap up season tickets for the 2026 Texas Tech Red Raiders campaign, marking the fourth consecutive sell‑out and underscoring the program’s growing popularity.
President Donald Trump hosted the 2026 CFP champion Indiana Hoosiers, celebrating their 16‑0 season and the coach’s unapologetic approach.
Jesse and Matti Di Maggio are building distinct legacies in American baseball, guided by family tradition and fresh talent.
President Donald Trump welcomed Indiana’s championship football team to the White House, praising coach Curt Cignetti’s bold leadership and the squad’s historic 16‑0 run that featured victories over six top‑ten opponents.
The Ducks welcome a versatile backcourt player whose collegiate résumé includes gold‑medal performances and a standout high‑school career.
The Hoosiers gathered in Washington, D.C., to commemorate their national championship, while plans for a 2026 title defense already take shape.
Alabama faces five consecutive away games in 2026, highlighted by a pivotal matchup at Tennessee's Neyland Stadium that could shape the season.
GW’s men’s basketball team has secured forward Malachi Arrington via the transfer portal, aiming to deepen its frontcourt and add depth for the upcoming campaign.
Andy Contois, a seasoned coach with stints at Northern Michigan, Youngstown Phantoms and Indy Fuel, will arrive in East Lansing for the 2026‑27 season, bringing a proven record of developing NHL draft picks and championship success.
Syracuse University’s basketball program is sharpening its focus on high‑school talent for the 2027 recruiting cycle, signaling a return to the aggressive scouting methods of the Adrian Autry era.
A New Jersey judge allowed the vehicular homicide case against Sean Higgins to move forward despite defense claims of blood‑alcohol sample mishandling.
Juke Harris, the ACC’s Most Improved Player and the top transfer prospect, is set to take an official visit to Tennessee after committing to the Vols. The visit comes amid a sweeping roster change for the program.
Ahmad Hardy, a University of Missouri football player, was shot in Laurel, Mississippi, early Saturday. He underwent surgery and is stable, while the community rallies around him.
Freshman Omer Mayer, a 6‑4 guard from Tel Aviv, navigates his first season at Purdue, showing flashes of playmaking brilliance while confronting defensive and shot‑selection challenges that could shape his future role.
President Donald Trump welcomed Indiana University’s national championship football team to the White House, praising their 16‑0 run and presenting commemorative items.
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey explains his role in the Charles Bediako lawsuit, the broader implications for NCAA eligibility, and the need for clearer rules amid growing frustration from coaches and players.
In a tightly contested semifinal, Bucknell edged Navy 6-4, with Michael Trommer and Brady Hoar delivering clutch contributions. The Bison will now host Holy Cross in the best‑of‑three championship series, aiming for an automatic NCAA berth.
The Hoosiers’ perfect campaign, crowned by a Rose Bowl victory and a Heisman accolade, earned them a rare invitation to the Oval Office, where coach Cignetti was likened to Muhammad Ali and celebrated alongside university leaders.
SEC chief Greg Sankey discusses his role in the Charles Bediako lawsuit, the NCAA’s waiver system and the growing pressure from coaches and players for clearer eligibility standards.