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Uhila Wolfgramm's decision to join Brigham Young University marks a significant win for the Cougars, edging out Oklahoma and highlighting a promising defensive line future.
Michigan appoints top‑10 coach Kyle Whittingham, aiming to revamp offense, fortify run defense and leverage NIL resources.
After a preseason injury sidelined him last year, Nate Pickens is back and ready to contribute to BYU’s backcourt, showcasing his defensive grit and shooting prowess at the recent Powder League tournament.
Analysts outline best‑case, most‑likely and worst‑case outcomes for Baylor football as the program rebuilds under new talent and a challenging schedule.
In a recent interview, Bryan Kehl recalls the intensity of the BYU‑Utah rivalry, the physical leap to the NFL, and his optimism for a BYU team that could contend for a national championship.
BYU head coach Kalani Sitake reflects on a flight conversation with a grandmother, his commitment to staying at his alma mater, and the family‑centric values that shape the Cougars' rise.
After turning down a high‑profile request from Penn State, Kalani Sitake remains at BYU, where he blends tradition, culture and new NIL opportunities to build a transformational program.
West Virginia University’s women’s basketball program faced a sudden roster overhaul this offseason. Head coach Mark Kellogg navigated a chaotic 18‑day recruitment sprint, signing a freshman and nine transfers, including former Pitt standouts Divine Tumba and Nylah Wilson, while expressing confidence in the new group’s potential.
From Provo to Tel Aviv, Elijah Bryant blends athletic ambition with spiritual discipline, preparing for a new chapter of family life and mentorship.
West Virginia’s women’s basketball coach Mark Kellogg navigated a whirlwind of transfers, spreadsheets and signings to rebuild his squad ahead of the upcoming season.
Northwestern University has added 13 new scholarship athletes to its 2027 football roster, a group that propels the program to a 34th‑national ranking and signals a bold new era under Head Coach David Braun.
Duke basketball continues to dominate the high school recruiting landscape, securing elite prospects across multiple graduating classes while fending off competition from traditional powerhouses.
Duke University’s men’s basketball program, under head coach Jon Scheyer, has cemented its reputation as a recruiting powerhouse, capturing the nation’s top-ranked high school class for three consecutive years. The Blue Devils continue to shape the future of college basketball by extending scholarship offers to some of the most coveted prospects in the 2027 and 2028 cycles. In the 2026 cycle, Duke secured four five‑star athletes — Cameron Williams, Deron Rippey Jr., Bryson Howard and Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje — signaling a sustained commitment to elite talent. The 2027 class already boasts five‑star combo guard Adan Diggs, ranked second overall and first among combo guards, who has also attracted interest from Kentucky, North Carolina, Alabama, Arizona and BYU. Duke also courted five‑star guard Beckham Black and four‑star forward Kager Knueppel, both of whom are drawing attention from a similar suite of programs. Among the 2028 prospects, power forward Colton Hiller, a 6‑foot‑6, 210‑pound standout ranked second nationally at his position, received a Duke offer, while 6‑foot‑8 small forward AJ Williams, the top overall player in that class, has listed Duke among his suitors alongside Kansas and North Carolina. Both recruits have taken unofficial visits to Durham, underscoring the program’s growing allure.
Two former BYU baseball standouts turned MLB rivals in a dramatic eighth‑inning showdown, delivering a five‑run burst that secured a 6‑5 win for the Guardians.
Syracuse University’s basketball staff, led by head coach Gerry McNamara, have begun courting the 2028 class, extending personal contact to elite guard Rowan Phillips, who is already drawing attention from a dozen major programs and showcasing impressive summer numbers.
Blake Wong, a four-star recruit who turned down Ohio State, Oregon, UCLA and Utah, pledged to BYU, joining a talented group of receivers that includes Jaron Pula, Legend Glasker and Terrance Saryon. With standout performances from Spring Camp and a strong pipeline at quarterback and tight end, the Cougars’ offense looks poised to become one of the most potent in school history.
Former Ohio State players including Jared Sullinger, Greg Oden, E.J. Liddell and coach Thad Matta returned for drills, lauding the current roster’s potential ahead of the November 2 opener versus BYU.
Blake Wong, a highly rated wide receiver from California, has pledged to the Cougars over traditional powerhouses, a move that may reshape the program's recruiting trajectory.
The West Virginia women's basketball team aims to replicate last season's success while integrating a mix of experienced transfers and a promising high‑school recruit.
Coach Dan Nielson, who has led Utah Valley for seven seasons, discusses the team's recent postseason success and the impact of newly added transfers on the upcoming campaign.
Transfer forward Justin McBride discusses his breakout season, his mentors, and the privilege of playing for Kentucky.
Selected first overall by the Washington Wizards, AJ Dybantsa’s path to the NBA is marked by a sudden growth spurt, dedicated workouts, and a surprise Times Square billboard that turned a rookie into a household name.
A young Mountaineers squad, featuring newcomers like Alexis Bordas and returnees Gia Cooke and Madison Parrish, is forging chemistry through off‑court gatherings as they chase another Big 12 title.
With only two returning players, the Mountaineers are forging new chemistry through transfers, hometown ties, and off‑court camaraderie as they chase another Big 12 title.