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Recent successes on the field, a new stadium and a massive TV market have put the University of South Florida at the center of a debate that could reshape college football’s hierarchy.
Duke’s 2026 top‑30 player countdown spotlights linebacker Bradley Gompers, whose emergence coincides with the loss of quarterback Darian Mensah and a reshaped defensive scheme.
A coalition of eight conferences, led by the ACC and guided by an experienced referee, aims to create a clear pathway for officials to advance through leagues and ensure high‑quality officiating in women’s college basketball.
A coalition of major collegiate conferences, spearheaded by the ACC and overseen by Pualani Spurlock‑Welsh, is forging a coordinated pathway to improve the quality and consistency of women’s basketball refereeing.
A new multi‑conference officiating alliance, overseen by veteran official Pualani Spurlock‑Welsh, promises enhanced training, standardized assignments and stronger development pathways for women’s college basketball officials.
A new alliance led by Pualani Spurlock‑Welsh brings together eight Division I conferences to improve recruiting, training, and evaluation of women’s basketball referees, aiming to enhance the student‑athlete experience and competition excellence.
The alliance, led by Pualani Spurlock-Welsh, brings together the ACC and seven partner conferences to standardize officiating development and improve geographic efficiency.
SMU revealed a 15‑match 2026 season that includes games at Washburne Stadium, ACC battles with Duke, Stanford and Louisville, and a strong recruiting class under Head Coach Kevin Hudson.
The Big East and seven other Division I conferences have formed an alliance to standardize and improve women’s basketball officiating through shared resources, training and geographic efficiency.
The newly formed women's basketball officiating alliance brings together the Big East, ACC, Atlantic 10 and other conferences under a collaborative system led by Pualani Spurlock‑Welsh, aiming to boost consistency and development across the sport.
Eight Division I conferences unite under a new officiating alliance led by Pualani Spurlock‑Welsh to elevate women’s college basketball standards.
The much‑anticipated 2026‑27 regular‑season clash between Duke and Michigan will not take place, after a series of logistical and contractual complications forced the cancellation
A coalition of major Division I conferences, led by Pualani Spurlock-Welsh, launches a collaborative officiating alliance to standardize assignments, training, and evaluation across the United States.
The new alliance, led by Pualani Spurlock‑Welsh, seeks to raise the quality and consistency of women’s college basketball refereeing while maximizing geographic efficiency.
The Atlantic Coast Conference, together with several major collegiate conferences, has announced a collaborative officiating alliance headed by veteran referee Pualani Spurlock‑Welsh, promising a structured development pipeline for women’s basketball officials.
Clemson will open the 2026 season against LSU on September 5, aiming to build on offseason changes and a 7‑6 record from a year ago.
Clemson’s 2026 football campaign kicks off with a high‑stakes game against LSU, as the Tigers aim to rebound from a 7‑6 season and a revamped coaching staff.
Le Moyne College’s women’s basketball team will welcome Syracuse University on Dec. 16 in a landmark matchup that pits two rising programs against each other.
Georgia president Jere Morehead and coach Kirby Smart have voiced support for a potential SEC breakaway, but commissioner Greg Sankey argues that leaving the NCAA would not resolve the sport’s deeper issues and could create new conflicts.
Le Moyne College’s women’s basketball team will welcome Syracuse and Kentucky to its campus next season, marking the first time the program hosts an ACC opponent and two Power‑Four teams at home.
The Southeastern Conference is exploring a breakaway from the NCAA, sparking debate over its on‑field performance, political lobbying, and the potential reshaping of college sports.
Despite a legacy of championships and massive audiences, the SEC has gone 5‑9 in the past three College Football Playoff appearances and faces fresh challenges from rivals and a demanding schedule.
Drew Terpins, the only active NAIA player in the Cape Cod Baseball League, is reshaping expectations as a defensive standout and a key contributor to Falmouth's postseason hopes.
On The C.L. Brown Show, ACC senior vice president of football Michael Strickland detailed how the conference’s new tiebreaker formula, shaped by a nine‑game schedule and evolving playoff talks, seeks to ensure the most deserving team reaches the championship game.