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A career spanning high school stardom, European triumphs, NBA innovation and Olympic gold will be celebrated when Mike D'Antoni enters the Hall of Fame on August 15, 2026.
After a court‑approved fifth‑year ruling, WVU adds depth and defensive flexibility, potentially reshaping its chances against traditional powerhouses.
The West Virginia University football program is weighing the return of two fifth‑year players, tight end Jacob Barrick and cornerback Jason Chambers, as the team navigates limited roster space and a pending class‑action settlement.
A Colorado judge’s ruling allows Brenen Lorient to use a fifth year of eligibility, positioning him alongside Javan Buchanan and Mo Sylla for the upcoming 2026‑27 campaign.
A look at the 18 Tennessee baseball players who entered the transfer portal, where they are headed, and what it means for the program.
The Mountaineers' dominant preseason performance sets the stage for a promising campaign, highlighted by individual awards and historic accolades.
West Virginia University's women's and men's soccer programs have been recognized with the United Soccer Coaches Team Academic Award for the 2025‑26 season, highlighting sustained scholarly performance.
Seton Hill’s record‑breaking Jack Whalen discusses his move to the transfer portal, the emerging fifth‑year rule and the broader impact on college athletes.
Coastal Carolina University’s football program receives preseason accolades as seven players earn All‑Sun Belt honors ahead of a season‑opening slate that includes matchups with West Virginia and Fordham.
The Blue Jackets announced a two-year agreement with the Wheeling Nailers, extending a historic relationship and reinforcing a shared commitment to nurture talent in the Ohio and West Virginia region.
The Jayhawks open against LIU after a massive transfer influx, with a quarterback battle and high hopes for newcomers, but early forecasts suggest a tough road ahead.
The 2026‑27 season will feature a historic matchup between UNC and West Virginia at the Spectrum Center, with new transfers, fresh coaching strategies and the return of Dick Vitale to the broadcast booth.
Cam Cook finished 2025 as the nation’s leading rusher, delivering 1,071 yards after contact. His blend of skill, resilience and teamwork has earned high praise from WVU’s offensive line coach Rick Trickett, who sees the player as the catalyst for a long‑awaited ground‑game turnaround.
After a surprising quarterfinal exit in 2023, the Huntington Highlanders are focused on rebuilding their post‑Thanksgiving football legacy, bolstered by key returning players and new coaching expertise.
Cameron Fens joins the Tar Heels, adding size and rebounding as the team reshapes its roster and schedule
West Virginia University's head coach Rich Rodriguez introduced a strong freshman class in the Class of 2026, featuring 4‑star offensive lineman Kevin Brown and versatile running back Amari Latimer. Both recruits are already making impressions during spring practice and early fall camp, with coaches noting their physical talent and readiness to contribute.
ESPN’s Power 4 list crowned Nick Saban as LSU’s top archenemy, reviving a rivalry that has defined college football for decades. This article traces Saban’s journey from Baton Rouge to Alabama, the key battles with the Tigers, and the lasting impact of his career.
The anticipated Black Friday matchup between Kentucky and West Virginia has been called off, prompting the Wildcats to seek additional games and leaving fans awaiting updates.
West Virginia University’s 2026 freshman class brings high‑rated talent that could reshape the Mountaineers’ offense and backfield.
At 78, Rick Trickett remains one of the few college football coaches still active beyond the typical retirement age, bringing a unique blend of Marine Corps discipline and on‑field intensity to West Virginia.
The university announced a roster that mixes eight U.S. prospects with five overseas transfers, highlighting players with diverse backgrounds and academic commitments.
Preseason practice is underway for Marshall University’s women’s soccer squad, highlighted by an upcoming free exhibition match against Delaware, preseason awards, and a sixth‑place ranking in the Sun Belt Conference poll.
Oakland University promotes Chamissa Anderson to associate head coach, highlighting her defensive expertise, recruiting success and the fresh talent joining the program.
The Cougars enter the new season ranked sixth in the Big 12 preseason poll, with three players recognized on the all‑conference team and a recent tournament championship fueling optimism.