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Creighton University announced the hiring of John Hendry, son of longtime Bluejays legend Jim Hendry, as its new assistant coach, highlighting his extensive playing and development background.
In the past ten days the Volunteers have locked in three four‑star recruits, boosting their national standing and expanding a class that now totals sixteen pledges.
Teams from three states gathered at Duke’s historic stadium, battling through semifinals before Wise Jr. secured the title with a 25‑15 victory over Huguenot.
Florida’s rising arms — Aidan King, Jackson Barberi and Joshua Whritenour — have been selected for the 2026 USA Baseball Collegiate National Team Training Camp, setting the stage for a summer of international competition.
The Liberty University women's basketball program announces the sale of season tickets for the upcoming 2026‑27 campaign, offering early‑bird discounts and exclusive access for Flames Club members.
LJ Smith, a 6‑4 combo guard ranked No. 28 nationally, will play for Ohio State this season, adding depth to a backcourt that already features top prospects.
A top in‑state prospect chooses the University of Tennessee over Florida State, boosting the Vols’ recruiting haul.
NC State's 2026 roster features a returning quarterback, a wave of transfer additions, and a schedule that could shape its bowl outlook, while Vanderbilt prepares for a high‑stakes early‑season test.
With no linebacker committed in the 2027 class, Virginia Tech is making a decisive push for three‑star recruit CJ Ohuabunaw, who visited Blacksburg on an official trip and attracted interest from Florida State, Kansas and Louisville.
A look at the players the Los Angeles Dodgers could select with the 40th overall pick, the impact of a luxury‑tax penalty, and the broader roster implications.
A nail‑biting championship ended 2‑1 as Woodgrove capitalized on Atlee’s errors, with Coach Mike Morris urging his seniors to view the defeat as a new beginning.
TCU adds Mississippi State sophomore outfielder James Nunnallee, a versatile left‑handed bat with strong high‑school credentials and impressive college stats, to bolster the Horned Frogs ahead of the 2026 draft.
James Nunnallee, a 6‑foot‑1 left‑handed bat from San Diego, has pledged to TCU, where his collegiate experience and high‑school accolades could reshape the outfield.
Several Virginia high school teams captured state championships, delivering perfect seasons and record‑breaking performances.
In a highly anticipated decision, the Western Branch, Virginia native chose the University of Tennessee over competing programs, highlighting the influence of head coach Josh Heupel and offensive line coach Glen Elarbee, and emphasizing his readiness to play early.
Tennessee secured a commitment from four‑star offensive tackle Q’Mari Hudson, the second offensive‑line pledge of the day, as the program climbs to No. 30 in the latest Rivals rankings.
Virginia football will face a who's‑who of recent coaching excellence in 2026, each bringing a distinct narrative of success, struggle, and high stakes.
Virginia's 2025 football team secured the ACC regular‑season title, driven by key contributions from defensive tackle Jason Hammond and tight end Dakota Twitty, whose experience will shape the squad's future.
Texas landed four‑star edge Jabarrius Garror, climbing to No. 12 nationally, while James Franklin touted his track record at Vanderbilt and Penn State to lure recruits to Virginia Tech. LSU, meanwhile, is hosting a trio of blue‑chip prospects as it battles to break into the top 40.
Despite losing over a dozen starters, the Virginia Cavaliers rely on rising stars Kam Courtney, Peyton Lewis, Jason Hammond and Corey Costner to drive a strong 2026 campaign.
A coalition of state attorneys general has sent a letter to the FIA urging an expansion of the nicotine sponsorship ban, prompting NASCAR fans to wonder whether their sport could face similar scrutiny.
A look at the 2026 slate reveals a marquee October clash between Virginia Tech and Clemson, a game that ESPN’s Bill Connelly believes could be the most entertaining of the year and a pivotal factor in the ACC title race.
Fourteen experienced coaches will guide 56 elite non‑draft‑eligible players through a week‑long camp in North Carolina and Virginia before the team heads to Taiwan for the World Collegiate Baseball Championship.
After a talent exodus and a sluggish offensive finish, the Cavaliers’ coaching staff is reshaping the roster, targeting pitching and infield upgrades as they eye a postseason push.