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Ace Hamilton, a three‑star recruit and early enrollee, will miss the 2026 campaign after a lower‑leg injury in fall camp, prompting Michigan to adjust its offensive line and give other young players a chance to step up.
Disney Advertising and United Airlines are teaming up for a live fantasy football draft at cruising altitude, featuring ESPN talent and real‑time connectivity that promises a new way for fans to engage while traveling.
D.C. United confirmed the permanent transfer of forward Jacob Murrell to Falkirk FC, concluding a three‑year stint that featured four goals, five assists and a memorable bicycle‑kick goal.
The Cavaliers and Razorbacks meet for the first time since 1998 in a nationally televised game that could shape both teams' NCAA Tournament trajectories.
Arkansas will face Virginia at Capital One Arena on November 8, a game that highlights the team's recent dominance and a player's personal connection to the venue.
Arkansas will open its season against Virginia in Washington, D.C., a neutral‑site clash that revives a series last decided in Fairbanks and pits two ranked teams against each other.
The Razorbacks and Cavaliers, both ranked and coming off strong seasons, will face off in the U.S. capital, marking the first neutral‑site game for Arkansas in Washington and kicking off a multi‑city schedule that includes New York, Detroit, and Phoenix.
Virginia and Arkansas will meet on November 8, 2026, in Washington, D.C., for a nationally televised non‑conference game that rekindles a rivalry dating back to 1984.
In a heartfelt interview, Kurt Busch shares the emotional visit to Kyle’s hospital bedside, the racing culture that pushed Kyle to keep competing, and the promise he made to honor his brother’s memory.
Harvard reveals a 2026-27 schedule that blends home showcases with road challenges, highlighting rivalries, series histories, and a push for the Ivy League tournament.
CBS Sports' preseason coach of the year award highlights Oregon's dominant track record and the looming test of a road clash with Ohio State.
Kurt Busch reflects on the sudden illness that claimed his brother, the outpouring of support from fans, and the mentorship he now embraces for his nephew.
The rise of European soccer fan clubs in Washington, D.C., is reshaping the city’s bar scene, with themed drinks, early‑morning viewings and partnerships turning local venues into cultural hubs
Alhassan Yusuf’s three goals in a 3‑0 victory over D.C. United earned him the MLS Player of the Matchday award for Matchday 21, highlighting a historic moment for the Revolution and the league.
The Scarlet Knights opened their 2026 campaign with a goalless draw against American, showcasing strong possession and several key performances before turning their focus to a top‑ranked Georgetown opponent.
The University of North Carolina’s basketball program has released its full non‑conference schedule for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting a six‑game homestand, neutral‑site matchups with NC State and Kentucky, and a high‑profile road trip to Nashville.
The University of North Carolina has released its non‑conference schedule for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting preseason contests and a series of neutral‑site matchups across the country.
The Tar Heels announce a demanding non‑conference slate featuring Kentucky, NC State, Georgia, Arkansas, Illinois and neutral‑site showdowns across the country.
CJ Abrams, long plagued by poor fielding metrics, is being transitioned to second base as the Nationals evaluate his offensive resurgence and prepare for a defensive overhaul at shortstop.
The Tar Heels will face Arkansas, Kentucky, Illinois and a historic Tobacco Road clash, while new coach Michael Malone shapes a roster built for early‑season challenges.
Evans Barning Jr. has left West Virginia University to join Navarro College, prompting the Mountaineers to adjust their roster ahead of a November 2 opener against Niagara.
A look at how MLB’s 2023 rule changes sparked a baserunning boom, the players who capitalized on it, and the emerging signs that the trend may be waning by 2026.
Evans Barning Jr., a 6‑7 forward who did not play for West Virginia in the 2025‑26 season, has signed with Navarro College for the 2026‑27 JUCO season, freeing a scholarship spot after Brenen Lorient's return.
The River Hawks will face a rigorous lineup of opponents, from Boston College to Georgetown, before entering conference play that could position them for a playoff run.