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The University of Tennessee Lady Vols have announced a challenging nonconference slate for 2026‑27, featuring nine home games, four road trips, a neutral‑site showdown and contests against four NCAA tournament teams, including powerhouses UCLA, UConn and Virginia Tech.
Niagara University announced the hiring of Dr. Jazmone Turner as assistant coach for its women's basketball program, highlighting her successful tenure at Delaware State, academic credentials, and commitment to player development.
The Mountaineers will open the season against Rhode Island, travel to Georgia Tech and compete in the Battle 4 Atlantis, while welcoming key transfers and aiming to build on last season’s 28‑win campaign.
Johan Sandoval, a Savannah State University baseball player and 2026 HBCU Baseball All-Star Game MVP, was taken into custody by ICE shortly after his accolade, sparking a community response and raising questions about visa compliance for international student‑athletes.
The 2026 Jersey Shore Basketball League (JSBL) season is underway at Manasquan High School, featuring eight teams, free admission, and a new franchise owned by Rich Gardella and coached by Steve Porter. Notable players and alumni highlight a schedule that culminates in an August 6 championship game.
Georgetown announced its full non‑conference slate on June 25, highlighting marquee matchups against Maryland, North Carolina, Texas and Clemson, games that could prove decisive for the Hoyas’ at‑large NCAA tournament prospects.
Coppin State University announced the addition of Riley Maye and La'Sheena Brooks to its women's basketball coaching staff, highlighting their respective achievements at Harcum College and Shorter University.
Morgan State announced the signing of forward Khalil Horton from Coppin State, highlighting his collegiate stats and high‑school accolades.
Oregon's basketball program announced the hiring of Brandon Kuhn, a seasoned strength and conditioning specialist whose career spans major college programs and a recent Roots 66 recognition.
Hofstra University announces the addition of six transfer portal players for the 2026‑27 season, seeking to sustain momentum after a historic CAA Championship.