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Nike's limited‑edition Vomero 18 showcases a black design threaded with gold and a “Boiler Up” banner, tying the brand to Purdue athletics as the football team readies for its September 4 opener.
Fans can win a reserved parking space in the Lancaster House lot for each 2026 home game, with proceeds supporting youth development and food assistance initiatives.
Central Michigan University has announced a bold non‑conference slate that will see the Chippewas travel to Ann Arbor to face the University of Michigan in September 2028 and return to face the Wolverines again in August 2031, while also locking in a future showdown with the Tennessee Volunteers in 2028.
Central College junior Bo Gerbracht, a pitcher with profound hearing loss, has been selected for the USA Deaf Baseball Team heading to the World Deaf Baseball Championships in Japan this November.
Oregon Ducks head coach Dan Lanning says the Big Ten will be more competitive than ever in 2026, singling out USC, Washington and a handful of sleeper teams while noting recent coaching changes at Michigan and Penn State.
Michigan head coach Mike Boynton Jr. announced the hiring of G-League veteran Dylan Murphy as his second assistant, citing the coach's extensive NBA and analytics background that could reshape the program's player evaluation and roster building.
UCLA is making a concerted effort to reshape its roster by securing elite high school talent, including point guard Antonio Pemberton, who could make an immediate impact as a freshman.
A study by Distinctive Brand Asset shows the Detroit Red Wings hold the league’s most distinctive logo and jersey, outpacing all other teams in fan recognition.
The Owls' special teams unit emerges as a cornerstone for the 2026 campaign, while the offense navigates a new scheme under a growing program.
The Padres exploded for six runs in the first four innings, with Fernando Tatis Jr. and Luis Rengifo leading the charge, while Carson Whisenhunt’s rough outing left the Giants unable to answer.
A federal district court decision grants all 2022 college athletes an additional year of eligibility, potentially allowing West Virginia University baseball standouts to extend their careers into 2027. The NCAA is expected to appeal, but the ruling may already reshape the team’s lineup.
A look at the 2005 Fresno State showdown that turned Reggie Bush into a household name, from his record‑breaking yards to the lasting impact on USC’s dynasty.
Running back Cam Skattebo says he is nearly 100% recovered from a right ankle and leg injury that sidelined him for nine months. He reflects on a risky backflip at Fanatics Fest, the guidance from coach John Harbaugh and GM Joe Schoen, and his ambition to play 17 games and exceed 2,000 rushing yards.
The 2026 Class 5A girls soccer season begins next week, featuring seven new coaches, shifting rankings, and championship‑bound programs across six regions.
Martin St-Louis' journey from being bought out by the Calgary Flames to leading the Montreal Canadiens to the Eastern Conference Final showcases a career rich in accolades and coaching evolution.
Oluchi Okananwa, interim president of the United College Athletes Association, has spearheaded a groundbreaking petition to unionize college athletes, drawing support from peers across multiple sports and conferences.
Historian Bill Swank highlights the subtle insensitivity of the phrase “no problem” when assisting people with disabilities, while the upcoming KPBS San Diego Book Festival showcases community generosity and the power of reading.
Ohio State’s standout wide receiver Jeremiah Smith reflects on his record‑breaking season, his off‑field passions and the personalities that shape his Buckeye experience.
Jalen Davis, a five-star guard from Washington, is slated to visit Iowa on October 3, joining a lineup of top recruits heading to the Midwest.
European soccer’s governing body withdrew its confidence from FIFA President Gianni Infantino after he proposed a $20 billion spin‑off of World Cup profits, igniting opposition from continental and regional confederations and raising questions about his future.
Corey Heim captured the Brickyard 400, Carson Hocevar earned his first Cup victory, Ty Gibbs climbs the standings, and Connor Zilisch eyes a 2028 seat at Hendrick Motorsports.
Despite growing doubts about the commercial side of college football, moments like Jordan Davis’s senior‑day highlight and the Bulldogs’ championship reveal the sport’s enduring, unscripted magic.
The University of North Carolina has placed Michael Lombardi on paid administrative leave after a human‑resources complaint, with his attorney urging the public to let the inquiry run its course.
Clemson University’s post‑game tradition of gathering fans at the 50‑yard line blends historic camaraderie with modern safety adaptations, remaining exempt from typical penalties despite evolving college football regulations.