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Fordham University’s football program began its 2026 campaign at Moglia Stadium, introducing a revamped roster of 40 newcomers, key returning stars, and five new coaches, while the team eyes a season that includes matchups with North Dakota State, Coastal Carolina and the inaugural Patriot League games.
The CAA has announced its upcoming women's basketball slate, highlighting Drexel's home schedule, key road matchups, and the March championship in Washington, D.C.
The 2024 transfer portal opened on June 1, and West Virginia University is tracking a cascade of departures, ineligible players, draft‑eligible candidates and a flood of new signees while still competing in the NCAA postseason.
J. Batt, the newly appointed athletics director and CEO of Champions Blue LLC, brings a decade‑spanning record of fundraising and strategic leadership to the University of Kentucky, where he pledges to blend revenue generation with the preservation of a championship legacy.
The Eagles open the season against Rutgers, aim for a second straight regular‑season title, and will face a host of nationally ranked teams.
The Lancers will open the 2026 campaign with two early friendlies, host their first home game against Coastal Carolina, and navigate a full Big South slate that culminates in a home finale against Radford.
The University of Virginia’s football program is preparing to defend its 2025 Atlantic Coast Conference regular‑season title, navigating injuries, depth questions, and a forgiving early schedule.
The Eagles reveal a full slate of matches, including key non‑conference opponents and a Patriot League slate, with the season opening at La Salle on August 13 and concluding at home against Bucknell on November 4.
The University of Wyoming football program is set for a major overhaul, adding nearly 50 players, retaining key talent, and welcoming new quarterbacks and linemen.
Wyoming's football program is entering the new season with a massive infusion of talent, having added nearly fifty players during the offseason, including key returnees and a highly anticipated newcomer.
The Cowboys have added nearly five dozen players this offseason, retaining core veterans while losing several top contributors and welcoming new quarterback Tyler Hughes and defensive tackle Ja'Quan Redfern.
Recent commitments and departures reshape the rosters of local teams ahead of the upcoming season.