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Northwestern’s revamped roster mixes three returning players with eight transfers, two freshmen and a walk‑on, creating a season that could swing from an NCAA Tournament bid to the bottom of the Big Ten standings.
Northwestern’s men’s basketball program is reshaping its roster with eight incoming transfers, two freshmen and a walk‑on, targeting a balanced ceiling and floor as it seeks a bubble spot in the expanded NCAA field.
The Crimson will begin the 2026 campaign on August 20 at home, playing three straight matches before heading out on the road for three consecutive games, one of which is against Alabama, before entering Ivy League play.
Middlebury College announced the hiring of Patrick Madden, a seasoned coach with a track record of defensive excellence, to lead the inside linebackers and bolster the team's defensive strategy.
The College Sports Communicators recognized Cornell’s Owen Carlson for his academic excellence and athletic achievements, highlighting his .312 batting average and perfect fielding percentage.
The university announced Lorenzo’s appointment, highlighting his extensive coaching background and analytical focus.
Three obsessive fans turn their lives into a traveling circus, chasing mid‑major games across the United States and beyond, while building communities that celebrate the sport’s hidden corners.
Columbia University announced the promotion of alumnus Nate Hickman to assistant coach, highlighting his playing legacy, professional experience abroad, and recent championship success in South Korea.
From Colleen Mullen's Albany‑laden roster at URI to Brown's Ivy League ambitions, the upcoming season blends returning stars and fresh talent across Rhode Island's college basketball landscape.
Coaches across Bloomington are shaping their staffs for the upcoming sectional tournaments, banking on ace talents and a wealth of emerging arms to break historic droughts and overcome injury setbacks.
A deep dive into the clash between analytics and the spontaneous joy of soccer, featuring pioneers like Luke Bornn, Sarah Rudd and José Mourinho.
The Brown Bears overcame early challenges in the Ivy League Tournament, delivering a ninth‑inning rally to defeat Penn, advancing to the championship game against Yale, and finishing the season with a record 23 wins.
Calvin Austin III, standing just under five‑foot‑eight, overcame a cascade of setbacks to become a pivotal playmaker for the Giants, highlighted by a playoff touchdown.
From sending hundreds of emails to college coaches to becoming a key contributor for the Giants, Calvin Austin III’s journey illustrates how determination can overcome size and doubt.
Megan Griffith, Columbia’s record‑breaking women’s basketball coach, joins the USA Basketball U18 staff for the 2026 trials in Colorado Springs, bringing a winning legacy to the national team selection process.
Colorado Springs hosts the U18 AmeriCup trials, where South Carolina prospects aim for gold and a place in a 12‑year winning tradition.
Northwestern University announced the addition of Ryan Soulis, a 6‑foot‑10 forward with Ivy League defensive accolades and global experience, to its men's basketball roster for the 2026‑27 season.
Fordham University’s women’s soccer team has released its 2026 fall schedule, featuring 18 regular‑season games, two preseason exhibitions and a full Atlantic 10 slate that culminates with the conference championship in mid‑November.
The Wildcats will field a young, reshaped squad with seven transfers, a single senior and a mix of shooting talent and defensive questions as they enter the Big Ten.
After stints at Kansas, Syracuse and Mercer, Cuffe Jr. joins the Red Storm, bringing experience and shooting prowess to a roster bolstered by several newcomers.
After a distinguished career spanning multiple programs, Tom Parrotta is set to reunite with head coach Tom Pecora at Quinnipiac, bringing a wealth of experience and a proven track record of player development.
Theo Edema, a highly-touted center from the class of 2027, has pledged to St. John's men's basketball and will reclassify to play in the 2026 season.
Highly touted center Theo Edema has pledged to St. John’s University, reclassifying to the 2026 class after a recruitment battle that included Stanford, Maryland and BYU. The 6‑foot‑11, 235‑pound big man brings elite defensive skills and a championship pedigree to the Big East program.
Despite a strong 23-20 record and a dramatic run to the Ivy League Tournament finals, the Brown baseball team saw its championship hopes dissolve in a 7-5 defeat to Yale, highlighted by standout performances from Drew Nelson and Christian Keel.