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A former Jacksonville State University basketball player is charged with first-degree rape after a welfare check uncovered a disturbing encounter at an Ivy Row apartment, leading to a grand jury review.
Cam Cook, a highly ranked transfer running back, is expected to reshape the Mountaineers' attack for the 2026 season, drawing praise for his production at Jacksonville State and a likeness to a historic program great.
Iaroslav Niagu, a Russian forward, committed to the University of Colorado’s men’s basketball team despite lingering doubts about his eligibility following a North Carolina court case.
Iaroslav Niagu, a seven‑foot Russian forward, has officially joined the Colorado Buffaloes men’s basketball program, adding a rare blend of size and international experience to the roster while his eligibility remains under appeal.
The upcoming season opens on August 29 at home against North Dakota State, with games broadcast on CBS Sports Network, ESPN+, ESPNU and ESPN2.
After Dylan Dudley’s departure, Alton High taps alum JaQuail Townser as its new head coach, promising a blend of championship culture and classroom rigor.
The Tigers open against No. 25 Clemson on August 11, then face Jacksonville State, highlighting a roster built around veteran leaders and a unified coaching vision.
Jacksonville State University announced the suspension of Daniel Tobiloba Adegboyega, a 7‑foot transfer player, after his arrest on July 29 on charges of first‑degree rape. He remains jailed without bail and will face a pretrial hearing on August 3.
A Jacksonville State University basketball player was arrested following a welfare check that led to a rape investigation in east Alabama. He remains jailed without bond as legal proceedings continue.
Single‑game tickets for all six North Dakota State home football games go on sale Saturday at 8 a.m. on the athletic department's website, kicking off a season that begins Aug. 29 against Jacksonville State.
North Dakota State University’s football program opens its inaugural fall camp as an FBS member, heralding a new era of competition and ambition.
The college announces Marcus Thomas as its new men’s basketball head coach, highlighting his extensive background, academic credentials, and vision for player development.
Jameson Scissum, a former quarterback turned tight end for Jacksonville State, has impressed coaches with his intelligence, work ethic, and rapid adaptation, emerging as one of the most improved players during spring practice.
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.
Alabama navigates the loss of its 2025 starting tight end while adding transfers and a top recruit to reshape the position for the upcoming 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.
A revamped coaching staff and strategic additions via the transfer portal set the stage for a competitive 2027 season, with a lineup that blends proven performers and fresh talent.
West Virginia’s head coach Rich Rodriguez predicts a markedly improved Mountaineers squad for the upcoming season, pointing to added athleticism, experienced transfers and a streamlined approach that could defy preseason forecasts.
The Gamecocks, fresh off a 48‑win campaign and an NCAA Tournament berth, have finalized a coaching roster that blends fresh talent with proven experience.
With new coaches, a revamped roster and a high‑profile quarterback battle, Clemson is looking to turn the page after a 7‑6 year.
The latest depth chart for West Virginia University’s football program reveals a cascade of transfers, new commitments and injury recoveries that are reshaping the Mountaineers’ lineup ahead of the 2026 campaign.
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.
The Clarion Ledger's latest rankings spotlight the leading linebackers set to anchor defenses across Mississippi's top high school football programs.
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.