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Jim Toman, who spent 35 years shaping NCAA Division I baseball, died on August 4 after a battle with glioblastoma. His journey from Monroeville, Pennsylvania, to the sidelines of several major programs left an indelible mark on the sport.
Florida International University's football program is entering its second season under head coach Willie Simmons, launching a 21‑practice fall camp on August 7. The Panthers will hold most sessions on campus near the Ocean Bank Convocation Center, with media access limited to the final 30 minutes of each practice after credential approval. The season opener against USF in Tampa is set for September 5, and the program hopes to ride the momentum of its first bowl win in six years.
Jim Toman, who passed away on August 4, 2023, left a lasting imprint on college baseball through his playing days, coaching achievements, and the athletes he mentored.
The Boilermakers are reshaping their roster to finally break an 18‑game conference skid.
Coach Luke Loucks announced new roles for Washington and Malone, while several former staffers take up posts elsewhere.
Texas Tech's women's basketball team welcomes five new transfers, including four seniors, to reshape its roster and inject fresh talent under Coach Krista Gerlich.
The Savannah-based Jenkins football program is moving up a classification, bringing together a talented group of seniors, college commitments and ambitious targets as they chase another deep playoff run.
Missouri State University has bolstered its 2027 baseball squad with eleven transfer athletes, earning a 16th‑place national ranking and the top spot among non‑Power Four programs.
After a breakout season that saw him hit .400 with 28 home runs, sophomore outfielder Landon Hairston has decided to stay for his junior year, bolstering a Sun Devils team that will field a dramatically reshaped roster.
Bailey Edwards has been appointed to lead day‑to‑day basketball operations at Florida International University, overseeing travel, logistics, budgeting and administrative coordination for the 2026‑27 season.
The 2026 schedule features 18 matches, including non‑conference battles with Duke, Miami and UCF, and culminates with the Conference USA tournament in Newark, Delaware.
After finishing last in the Big Ten for passing yards allowed and with only four interceptions last season, Purdue is banking on new transfers and experienced returnees to overhaul its defensive backfield for 2026.
The University of Evansville women's basketball program is entering the 2026‑27 campaign with a new head coach at the helm, Ben Wierzba, who brings a fresh philosophy and a clear vision for the future.
Florida Gulf Coast University revealed its 2026 women's soccer schedule, highlighting a five‑game home stretch in September, key power‑conference opponents and early contests against FAU and FIU as the Eagles aim to return to the NCAA Tournament.
The body of Bryn Waite, a 26‑year‑old former Central Washington University soccer player, was recovered off La Jolla Shores Beach. Authorities have not determined a cause of death, and the NCAA has expressed condolences.
Florida International University’s football program will take part in Conference USA’s 2026 Kickoff event in Arlington, Texas, featuring media sessions, a live ESPN+ broadcast and the start of fall camp preparations.
Wake Forest is set to reshape its 2026 squad with a blend of high‑rated high school prospects and experienced transfers, while navigating new eligibility rules that could accelerate freshmen involvement.
The show at Miami Beach Urban Studios runs through August 15 and features works by FIU alumnae and local creators, highlighting soccer’s power to connect diverse communities.
After a disappointing campaign and a wave of player exits, Florida’s baseball program is turning to the transfer portal to reshape its roster, welcoming catchers, outfielders and pitchers who bring fresh experience and proven performance.
Virginia Tech has named Rich Witten as General Manager and Director of Baseball Operations, tapping a veteran administrator to steer a program poised for sustained postseason success.
The Horned Frogs’ line blends returning starters, a high‑profile transfer and emerging talent as they prepare to protect quarterback Jaden Craig in the upcoming season.
The University of South Florida announced its 2026 men's soccer slate, featuring 17 matches, 11 at home, and the return of veteran coach George Kiefer, who aims to add another chapter to a program steeped in tournament pedigree.
After losing 21 players to the transfer portal, Grand Canyon University’s baseball program restocks with a diverse group of newcomers, headlined by two Jacksonville State transfers and a left‑handed pitcher prospect.
Baylor’s football program is undergoing a major transformation, with transfers and new recruits reshaping every position group ahead of fall camp. This analysis ranks the key units and highlights the players poised to make the biggest impact.