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Wisconsin's men's basketball team has secured a new 2027 commit in Jack Thelen, a towering forward whose size, shot‑blocking and emerging shooting touch promise to enhance the Badgers' interior game.
Assistant coach Julia Ford, a veteran of seven collegiate seasons, captured a FIBA 3x3 World Cup gold with Team USA and previously worked alongside Robin Pingeton at Missouri, bringing international expertise to the Badgers.
Wisconsin is leveraging a top‑25 recruiting class and a high‑profile visit from five‑star edge Jalanie George to cement its status as a national contender.
The Auburn Tigers enter the 2026‑27 campaign with modest expectations, but a blend of returning standouts, impactful transfers and a demanding early schedule offers a realistic path to surprise the basketball world.
Jesse Marsch, now coaching Canada’s men’s national team, recalls urging U.S. players to sing the anthem, praises Canadian enthusiasm, and looks ahead to the 2026 World Cup.
Jalen Brown becomes the first top‑100 Wisconsin recruit to commit to the Badgers since 2015, sparking a new recruiting push
With a revamped roster and high expectations, the University of North Carolina’s football program is focused on turning past shortcomings into a competitive 2026 campaign.
The University of Wisconsin is adding eight newcomers, including Iowa transfers Addie Deal and Teagan Mallegni, while top scorer Kyrah Daniels chooses to stay, setting the stage for a competitive campaign.
Despite losing Olympic medalist Caroline Harvey and four‑time champion Lacey Eden, the Wisconsin Badgers women’s hockey team returns a strong core and looks to capture a third consecutive national championship.
Dawn Plitzuweit extends her tenure through 2032, heralding a new era of sustained success for Minnesota women’s basketball.
RotoWire's recent study ranks college football teams by state‑wide dislike, placing Notre Dame as the most hated nationwide and Alabama second, while highlighting the geographic spread of fan resentment.
Analysts are using expert consensus rankings to spot undervalued talent, from Drake London’s dominant role in Atlanta to Tucker Kraft’s comeback and Ricky Pearsall’s breakout potential.
The latest preseason rankings highlight Gilman’s dominance, returning stars, and a host of emerging programs across Wisconsin.
Michigan’s true freshman Andrew Marsh stunned the conference with a drop‑free season, a rapid bond with quarterback Bryce Underwood, and numbers that could translate into a top‑10 ranking next year
CBS Sports has ranked USC's opening three‑game sequence as the 12th‑toughest in the nation, a gauntlet that could define the Trojans' season.
The Badgers announced the hiring of Nick Peruzzi as an assistant coach, bringing a blend of college and junior experience to the program.
A summary of the story about Coach Rick Rosinski's departure and the community's response.
The Badgers announced Nick Peruzzi as their new assistant coach, filling the vacancy left by Nick Oliver’s move to St. Cloud State. Peruzzi’s five‑year college coaching résumé and recent success with the University of Connecticut highlight his potential impact.
ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg released Future Power Rankings for college football through 2027, placing Notre Dame at No. 1 due to strong quarterback outlook, roster management, and coaching. The team opens its season against Wisconsin at Lambeau Field on September 6.
The Trojans must navigate a demanding three-game stretch that could set the tone for their 2026 campaign.
Nebraska baseball finished a 43‑17 season with a regional host, then navigated a flurry of transfers as 17 new players arrived and several veterans departed during the June 1‑30 portal window.
During the May 29‑31 visit window, six uncommitted prospects toured Madison, with five pledging to the Badgers, while Tavares Powell opted for Kansas.
The Huskers welcome veteran assistant Brad Fischer, whose extensive Division III success and accolades are expected to elevate the program under head coach Amy Williams.
Recent shifts in college football leadership highlight a growing trend of top coaches eyeing NFL opportunities, driven by championship aspirations and lucrative prospects.