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After a four‑game summer tour of Canada, Purdue coach Matt Painter praised the team's defensive pressure but said rebounding and keeping the ball out of the paint remain works in progress.
This weekend, Troy Daniels and his team brought together youth basketball players in Roanoke, Virginia, for the eighth edition of the Dream Big Basketball Camp, highlighting mentorship, teamwork, and a new partnership with Summit Sportsplex.
A look at the oddball injuries that have sidelined MLB stars, from Harrison Bader’s scooter crash to Trevor Bauer’s drone repair.
During the WNBA All-Star weekend in Chicago, Iowa freshman McKenna Woliczko signed exclusive Panini trading cards, marking a milestone in her early college journey and signaling a promising future for the Hawkeyes.
Landen Williams-Callis pledged to the University of Texas after narrowing his choices to five programs, citing unparalleled opportunity. He hopes to break the Texas high school rushing record during his senior year at Randle High School.
Quarterbacks, head coaches and defensive standouts shared their plans, personal updates and program goals during the 2026 FCS media days across the United States.
Landen Williams-Callis, a five-star running back, pledged to the University of Texas, bringing the program a third five-star commitment in the 2027 class and reinforcing a strategy focused on retaining elite in-state prospects.
A community‑wide fundraiser combined thrilling hockey matches with a silent auction, channeling hope and donations toward Zac Pearson’s treatment.
Senior players Harrison Didawick and Kevin Jaxel receive an additional year of eligibility, strengthening a Virginia squad favored to compete in the College World Series under coach Chris Pollard.
Fall camp kicked off on August 5, 2026, with 26 practices scheduled before the Aztecs open the season on September 5 against Portland State.
The 20th‑anniversary edition of the East Meadow PAL camp offered four days of free football and cheerleading instruction to 80 children, highlighting mentorship, teamwork and community spirit.
Arizona's volleyball and women's basketball programs are gearing up for their signature Field Trip Day traditions in the 2026‑27 season, with key exhibition matches and a high‑profile Las Vegas opener on the horizon.
Jeff Gordon opens up about the psychological battles with Dale Earnhardt Sr., admitting he wishes he had asked whether the rivalry was genuine or a calculated spectacle.
Sam Nusum, celebrated for his reflexes and dubbed "Sam the Cat," died at 82, leaving behind a legacy of pioneering play and community reverence.
After signing a one-year, $5.5 million contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers, safety Jaquan Brisker discusses his football-first mindset, his performance history, and the challenges of reconnecting with family and fans in his new home.
Team USA closed out the 2026 World Junior Summer Showcase with a convincing 7‑2 victory over Canada in Windsor, Ontario, showcasing offensive firepower and defensive resilience that bodes well for the upcoming IIHF World Junior Championship.
Lehigh University’s long‑dormant hockey program may soon return to varsity status, leveraging a successful club era and regional partnerships to revive Division III competition.
A federal judge has confirmed that 2022 college athletes who have exhausted four years of eligibility may claim a fifth season, potentially allowing undrafted players such as Marvin Jones Jr., Damonic Williams and Jaydn Ott to return to competition.
Arthur Figueiredo, a 13‑year veteran of the Cape Cod Baseball League, is set to play college baseball at Keystone College after encouragement from Brewster manager Jamie Shevchik, while Air Force Academy cadet Sam Hentges pursues his dream of flying jets and a solo parachute jump.
Kailib Dillard, Semaj Stanford, Bryson 'BB' Brown and Noah Gillespie, who grew up playing youth football together in Tulsa, are set to spread across the nation as they commit to Division I programs, yet their shared history remains a constant.
Levi Wyatt, a 23‑year‑old former Jackson State defensive back and native of Vicksburg, Mississippi, died in a motor‑vehicle collision late Friday night in Jackson. The crash occurred at approximately 11:40 p.m. at the intersection of North State Street and Belhaven Street, according to Capitol Police. Wyatt’s career spanned multiple colleges, culminating in a conference championship with Jackson State in 2025. The university’s football program issued a heartfelt statement, urging the Tiger Nation to pray for his family.
The Wildcats will open the 2026 campaign on the road, face several 2025 NCAA Tournament opponents, and conclude the regular season with a home stretch before the America East Championship in November.
Peyton Siva is leaving his role at the University of Louisville to become part of Rick Pitino’s coaching staff at St. John’s, stepping into the spot vacated by Greg Youncofski.
The Hurricanes announced a WHL Scholarship and Development Agreement with Dominick Byrtus, a 17‑year‑old who brings international experience and a high draft pedigree.