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Junior edge player Harper Holloman brings collegiate experience and family football legacy to West Virginia University, where he will battle Tobi Haastrup for prominent snaps.
Season tickets for the 2026 Marshall men's soccer campaign are now on sale, offering affordable entry to a historic schedule that includes the Mountain State Derby and multiple NCAA Tournament opportunities.
TCU aims for a 10‑12 win season and a Big 12 championship, but a packed schedule and a roster of elite opponents, from quarterback Noah Fifita to dual‑threat stars across the league, present a formidable challenge.
Alabama enters the 2026 season with a young roster, open quarterback competition and key defensive additions, setting the stage for a pivotal year under new coaching directions.
From 1968 to 1972 I lived through a period when Duke’s football program chased national powerhouses while basketball quietly built a legacy that would later dominate campus life.
The 2026 schedule pits Clemson against a diverse group of quarterbacks, each with a unique profile that could challenge the Tigers' defense in distinct ways.
The final National League Cup Finals in St. Louis concluded with ten titles awarded across boys and girls divisions, marking the end of the league's 20‑year run as a league‑specific competition.
Former West Virginia University basketball player Kerr Kriisa appeared in a Kentucky federal court on five counts of wire fraud, accused of defrauding two West Virginia residents through a web of false emergencies and fictional parties.
Yahoo Sports has opened signups for a first‑of‑its‑kind college fantasy football league that will run through the 2026 season, introducing a Team Offense position and stricter turnover penalties.
Analysts map out likely outcomes for the upcoming Big 12 season, highlighting teams poised for the playoff, mid‑tier battles, and the pressure on several coaches.
The upcoming Big 12 men’s basketball season will be defined by major roster changes, key transfers, and coaching shifts across the league, setting the stage for fresh storylines and competitive balance.
The conference is gearing up for the upcoming college football campaign while navigating the departure of a key transfer quarterback and the league's decision to skip a supplemental draft this year.
Rising fees have priced many talented youngsters out of soccer. A Washington‑based nonprofit is flipping the script with a fully funded, cost‑free club that is drawing national attention.
Jaden Bray is set to don the late Pat White’s celebrated No. 5 jersey for West Virginia this season, a tribute that coincides with a ceremony to retire the number after the opener against Coastal Carolina. Bray, still recovering from past injuries, is focused on staying healthy for the final regular‑season clash with Utah, aiming to showcase his talent and uphold a storied tradition.
The Big 12 has struck a $20 million, multi‑year agreement with Monster Energy, bringing jersey patches, court logos and significant cash inflows to member schools.
The loss of receiver Khalil Taylor to Nebraska and running back Aiden Gibson to Rutgers has dropped Penn State's 2027 class in national rankings, prompting coach Matt Campbell to confront a challenging recruitment season.
The Cavaliers face a slate of teams with defensive lapses, rebuilding programs and inexperienced units, giving them a clear path to dominate the 2026 schedule.
The 2026 schedule features 11 home matches, an exhibition against Minnesota, and a demanding Big 12 slate that begins in September.
Estonian basketball star Kerr Kriisa faces U.S. wire‑fraud charges after a $2.2 million scheme built on false stories and fake identities.
A federal grand jury has charged former West Virginia and Kentucky guard Kerr Kriisa with wire fraud, alleging a $2.2 million scheme that used false identities, including impersonation of his mother, to defraud multiple victims.
Former Estonian basketball player Kerr Kriisa faces federal charges after a multi‑year scheme that netted $2.2 million from two victims through false identities and fabricated emergencies.
A federal indictment unsealed this week charges former college basketball player Kerr Kriisa with wire‑fraud counts tied to a $2.2 million scheme, detailing deceptive communications and a failed repayment promise.
A federal indictment alleges that former West Virginia University guard Kerr Kriisa used false identities and fabricated family emergencies to extract nearly $2.2 million from victims between 2022 and 2026. The case, pursued by the U.S. Attorney’s Office and the FBI, underscores the cross‑state reach of wire‑fraud schemes.
Federal prosecutors say former University of Arizona guard Kerr Kriisa fabricated elaborate stories to swindle victims out of over $2 million, prompting charges in West Virginia and raising questions about the reach of financial fraud in sports.