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Prospect Alejandro Torres, a dual‑role safety and wide receiver, is set to tour Florida State University during an ACC showdown against SMU, a visit that could tip the balance among his three scholarship offers.
After two years as a graduate assistant, Wade Richardson is promoted to director of baseball operations, bringing his playing experience and developmental insight to the role.
The Alabama State women's soccer team suffered a 5‑0 defeat at the hands of Kennesaw State, with early goals and a high shot count highlighting the Hornets' challenges.
The Owls open their 2026 season at Walens Family Field, seeking to translate preseason promise into results while integrating a youthful, internationally diverse roster.
Davin Cosby, a Kennesaw State basketball player, has returned to practice after a severe car crash left him with a fractured back and hand injuries. Supported by his coach and rehab staff, he balances his athletic comeback with a college degree.
Former Kennesaw State analyst Jackson Abernathy steps into a new role at Grand Canyon University, bringing advanced baseball analytics and playing experience to a program with a strong championship pedigree.
Notre Dame is assessing quarterback Teddy Jarrard, a reclassified recruit, as a potential backup and even a starter against Wisconsin in the upcoming opener.
The Volunteers wrapped up summer practices, showcasing new guard talent, emerging frontcourt pieces, and vocal leadership from returning stalwarts.
Kennesaw State University has launched season ticket sales for both its men's and women's basketball teams, featuring new coaching leadership, tiered pricing, exclusive perks, and a fundraising initiative to support student‑athlete development.
UTEP’s men’s basketball team will travel to Mexico for the 2026 Cancun Challenge, opening against College of Charleston on Nov. 24 and concluding the event with a matchup against either Eastern Michigan or Kennesaw State on Nov. 25, before hosting North Dakota in El Paso on Dec. 5.
UTEP’s men’s basketball team will compete in the 2026 Cancun Challenge in Mexico, facing College of Charleston, a yet‑to‑be‑determined opponent from the Eastern Michigan/Kennesaw State matchup, and later hosting North Dakota at home.
Levi Ball reflects on his upbringing as a military child, his high school transitions, and his rise at Kennesaw State, where he blends faith, work ethic, and community role model qualities.
Coach Tianni Kelly announced a 10‑player signing class that includes four Division I transfers, two junior‑college standouts and four returning players, aiming to strengthen the Owls’ competitiveness.
The 2026 college football season opens with a much‑anticipated showdown between the Michigan Wolverines and Western Michigan, a game that pits a dominant Big Ten program against a MAC champion riding a ten‑win streak.
The Wolverines will host the Broncos on September 5, 2026, in a game that promises fireworks, a massive point spread and a test of Western Michigan’s revamped defense.
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.
Syracuse University’s football program is reshaping its quarterback room, bringing in Amari Odom, Malachi Nelson and Danny Lauter to complement Steve Angeli, who returns after a nation‑leading passing season cut short by injury.
UCF’s baseball squad welcomes a trio of transfers — including standout outfielder Chase Williams — while saying goodbye to several key players, setting the stage for a competitive push in the upcoming campaign.
From a sixth‑grade hesitation to a breakout season that earned Conference USA Defensive Player of the Week, Tywon Christopher’s story blends early‑life resilience, mentorship, and a disciplined goal‑setting routine.
Tennessee basketball forward Christian Fermin will miss the next month and a half after fracturing his left hand, casting a shadow over the Volunteers’ frontcourt as they integrate fresh talent.
After a injury‑marred summer, Fermin is on track to be fully healthy for the upcoming season, while Tennessee adds a wave of new talent under coach Rick Barnes.
Tennessee sophomore forward Christian Fermin fractured his left hand during a July 13 practice drill, underwent surgery on July 16, and is expected to miss the rest of summer workouts but remain on track for the 2026‑27 season.
The NCAA's new eligibility model grants athletes five seasons if they enroll before age 19, giving Kansas State's defensive ends extra development time and a deeper roster heading into the next season.
The New Mexico State football program has announced a major infusion of talent, welcoming 25 new offensive players for the upcoming 2026 campaign. The group includes experienced transfers, highly rated high school recruits and promising junior college prospects, headlined by quarterbacks Trey Hedden and James Jones.