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Brown University has announced the appointment of Eric Reveno, a Stanford alumnus and former Portland head coach, as its new men’s basketball head coach, succeeding Mike Martin who moved to Michigan.
From accountability drills to a revamped offense, the Cowboys are betting on chemistry to climb out of last year’s Mountain West slump.
From 1968 to 1972 I lived through a period when Duke’s football program chased national powerhouses while basketball quietly built a legacy that would later dominate campus life.
A look at the 19 newcomers expected to shape Duke football's outlook for the 2026 season, highlighting key contributors and the program's ambitions.
The London Knights have signed 18‑year‑old Brian Cooke to an OHL Scholarship and Development Agreement, bolstering a goaltending group that lost Sebastian Gatto and looks to Andrei Medvedev and Seth Ronan for depth.
The Wildcats lose 67.7% of their offensive production, but new transfers and coaching additions offer a glimpse of potential renewal.
Northwestern baseball is rebuilding after a wave of departures, with new transfers and coaching changes aimed at restoring competitiveness in the Big Ten.
During a summer camp in Utah, coaches Tara Connolly and Greg May gained new insights into on‑ice instruction, leadership and culture, aligning with the NHL Coaches Association’s push for greater diversity among mentors.
The death of Calvin Dickey Jr. has sparked a criminal investigation into hazing practices at Bucknell University, revealing a pattern of alleged abuse and a broader reckoning with athlete safety.
A heat wave forecast to reach 100‑115 °F across the eastern U.S. will test player and fan safety during the upcoming France‑Paraguay World Cup match in Philadelphia, prompting calls for stricter protocols.
A heat wave sweeping the eastern and central United States brings temperatures up to 115 °F, raising concerns about athlete safety, FIFA's heat policies and the growing impact of climate change on major sporting events.
Former Worcester Polytechnic Institute football coach Bob Weiss died on June 20, 2026, in Mystic, Connecticut. His career, family, and lasting impact on student‑athletes are remembered ahead of a July 13 memorial service.
Junior offensive tackle Trent Robbins announced his commitment to Stony Brook University, choosing the program over Albany and Dartmouth, and will prioritize his final high school season.
The Engineers will play 17 home games at Houston Field House, open against Northeastern, and conclude with a February conference surge.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute announces its full 2026‑27 men’s ice hockey schedule, highlighting 17 home games at Houston Field House, a four‑game early stretch, and key rivalry series throughout the season.
A look at the achievements, recruitment interest and leadership role of Charlie Mallett, a senior standout at Hawken School.
The new schedule, released by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, details 17 home contests at Houston Field House and a slate of matchups that include rivalry weekends, non‑conference road trips, and a Capital District Mayor’s Cup showdown.
The new schedule reveals a season that opens on the road, features a seven‑game home stretch, and culminates in a series of conference showdowns.
A look at the elite high school seniors in the Big Bend area, their college offers, commitments and the schools they may join next season
Rising senior Antonio Dickey Jr. is targeting a Division I football scholarship while sharpening his game and GPA for the upcoming season.
The United States has finalized its coaching and support personnel for the upcoming 2027 IIHF World Junior Championship, slated for late December in Alberta.
A look at how two Ivy League athletes are using the Cape Cod Baseball League to explore future paths while delivering standout performances for the Yarmouth‑Dennis Red Sox.
JT Vogel, a junior standout from Christian Brothers Academy, announced his commitment to play football at Princeton University, citing academic ambition and a desire to join a historic program.
The NCAA has approved a five‑year eligibility window for Division I athletes, ending the redshirt and waiver system while allowing pauses for religious missions, military service, and maternity leave. The change aims to bring a younger cohort back to competition and gives basketball players new development opportunities.