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Lorenzo Carrier was selected as a First Team All-American by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America, capping a 2026 campaign that saw the Panthers set new offensive records and earn multiple accolades.
Freshman shortstop Jett Kenady was recognized as a NCBWA Freshman Second‑Team All‑American and earned a spot on the ACC All‑Freshman Team, while revealing his commitment to return for the 2027 season.
North Dakota State University will air ten football games nationally this season, five on The CW, marking a major step up from the 1990s tape‑delayed broadcasts and signaling a new era of exposure for the program.
The Cardinal’s 2025 campaign combined a strong defensive showing, breakout performances from young stars, and a record number of academic honorees, setting the stage for future success.
The 2026 schedule pits Big 12 teams against top opponents early, offering a glimpse of playoff contention and testing new storylines.
The Tar Heels secured a 4‑3 win over Southern California, highlighted by Owen Hull’s walk‑off double and a career‑high 11 strikeouts from freshman pitcher Caden Glauber.
Duke and Florida meet again in the ACC/SEC Challenge, a rematch that highlights a tough non‑conference schedule for the Blue Devils.
The Atlantic Coast Conference and Southeastern Conference, together with ESPN, have revealed the schedule for the 2026 SEC/ACC Women’s Basketball Challenge, highlighting a December 3 showdown in Blacksburg.
The Atlantic Coast Conference, the Southeastern Conference and ESPN announced the 2026 SEC/ACC Women’s Basketball Challenge schedule, highlighting a much‑anticipated opener between Virginia Tech and Tennessee on Dec. 3, 2026.
The Lady Vols will face Virginia Tech on December 3 in the SEC/ACC Women’s Basketball Challenge, marking a key test for a revamped roster under Coach Kim Caldwell.
Georgia will open its 2026‑27 campaign at home against the North Carolina Central Eagles on Nov. 2, marking the third meeting in program history and the start of a demanding non‑conference slate that includes the ACC/SEC Challenge, the Jimmy V Classic and the ESPN Events Invitational.
The Cavaliers enter the 2026 campaign with a veteran front five, a defense that finished among the ACC’s best, and a schedule that avoids several traditional powerhouses, but they must replace key skill players and adapt to a shifting roster.
On December 3, Virginia Tech will welcome Tennessee to Blacksburg for a much‑anticipated ACC/SEC Challenge clash, a game that could add another chapter to a series noted for its narrow margins and rising stakes.
A scheduled college basketball game between the Duke Blue Devils and Michigan Wolverines is being relocated to Miami after FOX's territorial rights and conference jurisdiction issues prevented its execution at the original New York venue.
NC State will host South Carolina in the 2026 ACC/SEC Challenge, marking the Wolfpack’s first home game in the event and adding a marquee matchup to a previously thin schedule.
The Tar Heels will open a best‑of‑three series against the USC Trojans in Chapel Hill on June 5, seeking to extend a program that has become a fixture in the national postseason.
A recent ESPN projection places Syracuse at 4.5 expected wins, a 24.7% chance of a six‑win season, and underscores the pivotal role of quarterback Steve Angeli amid a competitive ACC.
Virginia’s defense enters 2026 with a blend of proven starters and promising newcomers, aiming to build on a breakthrough 2025 campaign while navigating injuries and positional battles.
A December 21 neutral‑site basketball game between the Michigan Wolverines and Duke Blue Devils will be played at Miami’s loanDepot Park, a baseball stadium caught in a broadcasting tug‑of‑war between Amazon, Fox and the Big Ten.
NC State’s football clash with Virginia, originally slated for Rio de Janeiro, will now be played in Charlottesville after logistical issues arose. Meanwhile, the NFL will stage its first regular‑season game in Rio, featuring the Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens.
A heated discussion over expanding the College Football Playoff has brought conference leaders, coaches and broadcasters into sharp focus, with revenue and scheduling at the heart of the debate.
A planned historic game in Brazil has been moved to Charlottesville, Virginia, after promoter disputes, altering revenue expectations for North Carolina State and the University of Virginia.
The Atlantic Coast Conference has shifted the much‑anticipated 2026 matchup between NC State and Virginia from Rio de Janeiro to Charlottesville, citing logistical complications. The move triggers refunds for ticket and travel packages, while NC State secures a $1.5 million payment from Athlete Advantage. The decision comes as other global college football events in Dublin and Toronto remain on track.
The highly anticipated 2026 season opener between NC State and Virginia will no longer be played in Brazil. Instead, the match will be held in Charlottesville, Virginia, on August 29, 2026, after a strategic review prompted the shift.