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The Razorbacks have added Robert Morris and Oral Roberts to their schedule, while also arranging games against Central Michigan, Texas‑Rio Grande Valley, Gonzaga and several top‑tier programs at neutral sites.
The Volunteers will face Central Michigan for the first time in 2028, pay $1.3 million for the matchup, and begin a home‑and‑home series with Washington in 2029, while also playing West Virginia in Charlotte.
The Volunteers have scheduled a September 9, 2028 game against Central Michigan in Knoxville, agreeing to a $1.3 million payout, marking the first meeting between the programs and leaving one more slot open in the 2028 slate.
The University of Tennessee announced its 2028 football schedule, adding a non‑conference game against Central Michigan at Neyland Stadium and a neutral‑site contest with West Virginia in Charlotte. The moves highlight the Volunteers' expanding footprint and include a $1.3 million guarantee to the Chippewas.
Three Appalachian State standouts receive preseason All‑Sun Belt recognition, highlighting a defense that helped the program to a strong 2025 campaign and setting the stage for the upcoming media event.
With a fifth year under Sonny Dykes, a revamped offensive scheme and several key transfers, the Horned Frogs are poised to turn early promise into a sustained surge of wins.
Coach Brooks Miller expressed gratitude at the Bulldogs' annual golf outing, where alumni from the 2018 championship team returned to celebrate the program's tradition and future under new leadership.
Nathan Claerbaut, a Zeeland East graduate, has signed with the Artland Dragons in Quakenbruck, Germany, bringing his defensive prowess and offensive upside to the European ProB league.
A Free Press survey of metro Detroit seniors reveals the players they consider the most challenging opponents, along with their college choices and senior season highlights.
After a health-focused hiatus, Brian Kelly is open to returning to college football in various capacities, from supporting Marcus Freeman at Notre Dame to potential roles at Grand Valley State and broadcasting.
The rosters for the 2026 Alumni Tournament’s AfterShocks and The Enchantment have been announced, setting the stage for a high‑profile best‑of‑three showdown at Koch Arena.
The recent D Zone 7‑on‑7 Shootout in Detroit highlighted several under‑the‑radar prospects who caught the eye of college recruiters.
Senior guard Markese Peoples, after shedding 14 pounds and securing four Division I scholarships, aims to guide the Vikings toward another championship while recruiting interest swells across the Midwest.
Ferris State University will host its annual Men's Basketball Golf Outing on July 22 at Katke Golf Course, featuring new head coach Brooks Miller and supporting the Bulldogs' program.
The Mid-American Conference preseason poll places Toledo third, behind Western Michigan and Miami, as the Rockets prepare to open against Michigan State under first-year coach Mike Jacobs.
The newly appointed head coach brings a blend of playing, coaching and developmental experience to a program that recently captured back‑to‑back regional titles.
A decade of Iowa football quarterbacks delivered moments of brilliance, unexpected breakthroughs, and stories of perseverance that still echo through the program.
A near‑full roster and coaching staff return, giving the Cowboys a rare chance to build on recent momentum
The Thunder announced the addition of Anthony Pritchard, a Central Michigan alumnus and defensive standout, to its 2026 Summer League roster, highlighting his collegiate accolades and professional experience.
Former Michigan coach Josh Sinagoga will serve as a defensive analyst for Tennessee, offering an offensive perspective to help the Volunteers prepare for upcoming quarterbacks.
A look at the revamped Michigan offensive line, key returning starters and the depth that could keep the unit competitive next season.
The News-Gazette's final girls' soccer Top 5 poll for the 2026 season crowns Champaign Central as the No. 1 team, with standout performances from Mahomet-Seymour, Centennial, St. Thomas More and Monticello.
The Cowboys are set to field a dramatically reshaped squad this fall, featuring a new quarterback, standout freshman lineman Jonathan Pearcy, and a host of transfers aimed at shoring up offense and defense.
The Razorbacks have added twelve Division I transfers, bolstered by a new NCAA eligibility rule and increased funding, while star pitcher Carson Wiggins weighs a return after elbow surgery.