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Boise State’s basketball program is rolling out a high‑tempo, space‑oriented offense led by associate head coach Will Voigt, who brings two decades of international and G‑League experience. The approach blends aggressive defense with a faster, more fluid attack, targeting players such as Damari Wheeler‑Thomas and Aginaldo Neto, even as guard Ty Rodgers recovers from a knee injury.
Boise State University is set to transform Albertsons Stadium into a FIFA‑regulation venue, expanding capacity and investing in new infrastructure to host professional matches while keeping events affordable for families.
With less than 40 days until kickoff, Boise State opens ticket sales for its six home games, offering multiple purchasing options and flexible mini‑plan pricing.
Boise State opens as the Pac‑12 favorite at +170 odds, but its title hopes hinge on Maddux Madsen staying healthy and a competitive backup battle.
Butler University announces its full nonconference slate, featuring home games against Northeastern, Presbyterian and South Carolina Upstate, an exhibition with Indiana, and road trips to Boise State and North Carolina, plus neutral‑site games in Chicago and Atlanta.
Nebraska will host Boise State at the Sanford Pentagon on Nov. 15, with tickets going on sale July 17. The game follows a 28‑7 season for the Cornhuskers and a recent win over Boise State in the College Basketball Crown.
Fall camp opened on July 29, 2026, bringing a mix of returning starters, new transfers and positional battles that could determine whether the Aggies finally break through to a bowl game.
LSU will open the 2026 season against Clemson on September 5, fielding a revamped squad that includes more than 40 transfer portal players and 19 fresh recruits. Standout newcomers such as Malik Blocton, TJ Dottery, Jackson Harris, Ty Benefield, Sam Leavitt, Princewill Umanmielen and Jordan Seaton are expected to influence the team’s performance on both sides of the ball.
Season tickets for the 2026 Boise State women's soccer season are now on sale, offering $50 general admission and $120 family four‑packs, with renewals open until July 31 and an exclusive scarf for holders.
The Vikings open the 2026 season at home against Oregon, then tackle a rugged schedule that includes road tests against UNLV, California Baptist and San Diego State, before diving into Big Sky play.
Mia Gallo joins the University of North Texas women's basketball staff as director of operations, bringing extensive Division I experience from UC Davis, Rice and other programs.
Syracuse University’s football program is reshaping its quarterback room, bringing in Amari Odom, Malachi Nelson and Danny Lauter to complement Steve Angeli, who returns after a nation‑leading passing season cut short by injury.
Syracuse rebuilds its quarterback depth after a season plagued by injury, bringing in experienced backups to support Steve Angeli’s comeback.
The latest State of the Beavs podcast unpacks Trent Bray’s exit, the MLB Draft selections, and the expectations surrounding Boise State’s entry into the Pac‑12.
The 1974 Central Michigan football team captured the nation’s attention with a dominant performance that culminated in an NCAA Division II title, a legacy that still resonates in the state’s sports history.
Scholar Scott Yenor argues that Title IX's gender‑quota system hampers men's soccer development, while Professor Paul Cassell counters that talent emerges before college and the NCAA's role is waning.
The Pac-12 will feature a standout player from each of its twelve schools in 2026, highlighting talent that could define the conference's football narrative.
From dynamic playmakers to steady anchors, the Pac‑12 showcases a diverse set of standout athletes poised to influence the 2026 season.
With 50 days until the 2026 season begins, the Razorbacks are shaping a new era under Ryan Silverfield, blending quarterback competition, offensive line development, and defensive upgrades to aim for a successful campaign.
The New Mexico State football program has announced a major infusion of talent, welcoming 25 new offensive players for the upcoming 2026 campaign. The group includes experienced transfers, highly rated high school recruits and promising junior college prospects, headlined by quarterbacks Trey Hedden and James Jones.
Joe Few, son of longtime Gonzaga head coach Mark Few, is set to begin a graduate‑assistant role on Randy Bennett's Arizona State basketball staff for the 2026‑27 season, bringing his playing experience and a familiar connection to former teammate Emmanuel Innocenti.
The Spartans enter a revamped conference with a new quarterback battle, a depleted receiving corps and a schedule that pits them against both familiar foes and new challengers.
After a 3‑9 season, Syracuse University is betting on a healthy quarterback Steve Angeli, new defensive coordinator Vince Kehres, and emerging talent like Malachi Nelson to reach bowl eligibility and possibly a winning record.
NFL veteran Alexander Mattison, alongside current Boise State players, ran a complimentary football camp at Boise High School, emphasizing fundamentals, enjoyment, and the power of discovering each participant's unique gifts.