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Kylan Henderson, a sophomore with a strong football pedigree, will replace Jordan Crisp as Tulare Union's starting quarterback for the 2026 season. The team returns a experienced offensive line and key receivers, while facing a tough schedule.
Eighteen teams, fresh leagues and promising talent promise an exciting campaign across Tulare County.
The Buffaloes must fill 22 starting spots, and a promising defensive tackle could seize a role early.
Central East returns 15 starters and adds key transfers, aiming to defend its CIF Division I‑A championship against a challenging schedule.
An overview of the most promising backup quarterbacks across NCAA programs, their backgrounds, and the impact they could have this season.
Under head coach Dan Mullen, UNLV has posted a 30‑win stretch and is poised to contend for the Mountain West title with a high‑scoring offense led by Jackson Arnold and Jai'Den Thomas, while defensive upgrades seek to tighten a unit that struggled against elite offenses.
Ahead of the 2026 kickoff, the Pac-12 unveils eight programs and a coaching roster that blends fresh talent with proven pedigree, setting the stage for a competitive year.
Bakke’s new book draws on his years as a player, coach, and educator to argue that quiet contributors can shape a team’s culture. From a pivotal free‑throw moment under Jerry Tarkanian to his recent work as an assistant principal, his story underscores perseverance, mentorship, and the power of supporting every member of a group.
Alabama’s new head coach faces the impossible task of replacing Nick Saban, yet the changing landscape of college football calls for measured expectations.
Despite a demanding schedule and a historic unbeaten streak on the horizon, UNLV's coach emphasizes progress over perfection as the team eyes a College Football Playoff berth.
Fresno State's men's basketball team travels to the Bahamas for a three‑game tour, using a new NCAA rule to gain practice time and strengthen team chemistry.
Washington State ends a 301‑game streak with the Huskies, opting for an exhibition in Seattle as coaches debate the rivalry’s future and WSU hires fundraiser Tyler Mariucci.
Damon Jenkins, who led Kerman High to its first Central Section title, has taken the helm at San Joaquin Memorial, inheriting a program with a rich legacy and a recent 5‑6 record
The Athletic’s 2026 quarterback tiers list highlights Pac‑12 standouts, with Texas State’s Brad Jackson leading the conference and a host of emerging arms poised to shape the upcoming season.
Niagara University announced the addition of twelve new student‑athletes to its men’s basketball roster for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting a blend of domestic and international experience and a shared commitment to development and teamwork.
The NCAA’s transfer portal has reshaped college athletics, and its reverberations are now evident in summer baseball leagues across the country, especially in Alaska where teams scramble to replace pitchers mid‑season and players weigh new opportunities against the unique experience of Alaskan baseball.
Kalen DeBoer enters a pivotal 2026 season at Alabama, where a flawless coaching pedigree meets intense pressure and shifting power rankings.
From early mornings on the mound at Royal High to record‑setting performances at UC Irvine, Trevor Hansen is emerging as one of the most seasoned prospects in the 2025 MLB Draft.
After a distinguished three‑decade career, Ray Alvarado is named permanent head coach of Cal State Bakersfield women's basketball, bringing local roots, proven program‑building expertise, and a culture of toughness to the program.
Chase Frey, a standout left‑handed pitcher from Grand Canyon University, has pledged to the Oregon Ducks, adding depth and experience to a staff poised for a competitive 2026 season.
The revived Pac‑12 conference welcomes a mix of established programs and rising contenders, with Gonzaga projected as a top‑five national team, Utah State holding onto star Mason Falslev, and several schools navigating injuries, transfers and coaching changes.
The College Baseball Foundation has revealed its 2026 Hall of Fame class, a distinguished group of 21 individuals who have left an indelible mark on the sport at the collegiate level. The class comprises 16 players, two coaches, and three contributors, reflecting a breadth of achievement that stretches across more than five decades of competition.
Co‑players of the year Kayden McHenry and Chase Perino lead a dominant Central Catholic squad, overcoming injuries and delivering clutch performances, while Mason Hackler of Turlock earns fan‑vote honors.
A revamped roster, key returning players and a handful of portal additions give Rutgers a chance to break its slump, though the road back to the NCAA Tournament remains steep.