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Washington will open the 2026 season against Utah State, a newly joined Pac‑12 program led by coach Bronco Mendenhall and a transfer quarterback, in a game that could prove to be a surprising early‑season test.
A GoFundMe campaign has raised over $77,000 for the Brown family after their toddler, Haze, died in a pool accident, while police use the incident to stress water safety and CPR training.
Ephraim Asiata, a 20‑year‑old BYU football player, was taken into custody in Provo, Utah, after a traffic stop revealed a blood‑alcohol level above the state limit and a fraudulent driver’s license. The arrest adds to a troubling backstory that includes a fatal shooting two years earlier.
The Brown family is grieving after 2‑year‑old Haze Brown drowned in their private pool; a fundraising effort has gathered more than $71,000 to cover funeral costs.
BYU's fall practice will spotlight Kyler Kasper, a former Oregon standout whose size and spring‑practice work have coaches optimistic about his role in the 2026 season.
The upcoming season features a slate of marquee individual duels that could shape the fate of teams and the playoff picture.
Coach Kevin Young’s latest recruiting win brings 6‑foot‑9 forward Jakub Urbaniak to Provo, a move praised for his rebounding, rim protection and shooting range, and intended to fill the void left by former post players.
After a three‑year absence from the big leagues, right‑hander Michael Rucker finally stepped back onto a major‑league mound in June 2026, donning a Seattle Mariners uniform that still carries the echo of his childhood dreams.
Former BYU star Hans Olsen pinpoints five transfer additions that could propel the Cougars into the College Football Playoff, while reflecting on legendary coaches and the program’s culture.
BYU’s fall practice begins in early August 2026, spotlighting slot corner Jonathan Kabeya as he seeks to overcome injury setbacks and lock down a key defensive role.
Glen Rice's induction celebrates a career that spanned championship glory at Michigan, a prolific NBA run, and lasting impact on the game
Danny Ainge’s induction celebrates a career that blended college dominance, NBA championships, a rare dual‑sport venture and executive success with the Utah Jazz.
A BYU standout, NBA champion, and longtime executive, Danny Ainge’s recent Hall of Fame selection honors a career that spanned playing, coaching, and front‑office leadership.
Former Kansas coach Ted Owens will be inducted into the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame this October in Kansas City, Missouri, a tribute to his enduring legacy.
Glen Rice, who led Michigan to its first NCAA championship in 1989 and enjoyed a 15‑year NBA career, was announced as one of six inductees for the 2026 Hall of Fame, cementing his place among the sport’s greatest alumni.
Orlando “Tubby” Smith, who guided the University of Kentucky to the 1998 NCAA title, will be honored alongside Jay Wright, Danny Ainge and other icons at the October 22 ceremony in Kansas City.
Jay Wright, who guided Villanova to two national titles, is set to be honored alongside notable figures from college basketball history.
Former BYU star and current Boston Celtics President of Basketball Operations Danny Ainge will be honored in the 2026 Naismith Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame class, joining a distinguished roster of coaches and players.
A look at Glen Rice’s storied career, from the 1989 NCAA championship to a 15‑year NBA run that earned him three All‑Star nods and a championship with the Los Angeles Lakers.
An examination of five high‑profile BYU recruits whose collegiate trajectories failed to match the expectations set by their star ratings.
The New York native’s defensive prowess and rebounding could fill a critical void for Arkansas, which plans a five‑man frontcourt rotation.
Orlando Smith’s induction celebrates a coaching legacy that includes a national title, multiple SEC championships and formative work under George Felton at South Carolina.
As fall camp begins, the Cougars focus on three pivotal storylines that could shape their season, highlighted by the performance of key players and an early test against the UCF Knights.
At the Harrington Center for the Arts, brothers Bear and Tiger Bachmeier performed their first concert as the musical act Music Bachs, joined by uncle Don and coached by Kalani Sitake, as part of the city’s ‘Concerts in the Park’ series.