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Jarod Crumpley, a former Loyola Chicago operations director, begins his new role as assistant coach at the University of Chicago, bringing a proven track record of championship success.
The Ramblers aim to extend their winning streak while the Panthers look to narrow a historic deficit.
The Bulldogs open their 2026 campaign with two non‑conference matches, highlighted by a home clash against Green Bay and an exhibition against Wartburg College.
The Ramblers will travel to East Lansing on Thursday evening, kicking off at 6:30 p.m. Central Time, hoping to rebound from a 5‑0 defeat at the hands of Iowa last week. The loss left Loyola Chicago with a 0‑1 record as they open their Big Ten slate, while the Spartans arrive fresh off a 1‑0 victory over their own home crowd and sit unbeaten at 1‑0.
The Golden Eagles' 2026 recruiting class blends high‑school standouts, academy graduates and experienced transfers, signaling an aggressive push to strengthen the program ahead of the upcoming season.
After 14 years at the helm, Mike Martin has stepped down, leaving Brown University’s men’s basketball program at a crossroads as it eyes a fresh direction.
Marquette University’s men’s soccer program has closed its 2026 recruiting cycle, introducing a class that blends domestic standouts with a worldwide array of prospects, including early enrollees who arrived in the spring to accelerate chemistry.
Joe Lunardi’s latest bracketology places the Oklahoma Sooners in the Opening Round of the NCAA tournament’s new play‑in format, highlighting both the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead for Coach Porter Moser and his team.
The Volunteers' fifth consecutive NABC Team Excellence Award is matched by a program‑high GPA and widespread academic honors, highlighting a culture that prizes both competition and scholarship.
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 recent FIFA World Cup, hosted on U.S. soil for the first time since 1994, has sparked excitement across Evansville, inspiring bar crowds, high school coaches and former players to envision a brighter future for soccer in Southern Indiana.
The Atlantic 10 welcomes five fresh coaching faces, each aiming to elevate player development, culture and postseason prospects.
Tennessee is chasing its first Final Four after three consecutive Elite Eight runs. A dramatically reshaped roster, high preseason expectations and a challenging schedule define the Vols' 2026 campaign.
A look at the key players, newcomers and non‑conference slate that will shape the University of Vermont’s basketball outlook
The Bulldogs lost their starting guard to a EuroLeague club, leaving a void that has prompted a close look at five promising replacements.
Summer workouts have reshaped the Cyclones' approach, blending speed with versatility as they prepare for the upcoming season.
Adjusting to Rick Barnes’ demanding practices, Christian Fermin brings interior size, defensive grit and a local AAU program to the Tennessee frontcourt.
Transfer Miles Rubin reflects on his move to Tennessee, his shot‑blocking pedigree, and the Volunteers' quest for a championship.
Braedan Lue, a Kennesaw State transfer, discusses his defensive focus, team dynamics, and goals as he joins the Tennessee Volunteers.
The Olentangy athletic board has approved Justin Patrick as the new head coach, ushering in a new era for the program ahead of the upcoming season.
Blake Lampman, a former Michigan State graduate manager, has accepted a dual role as assistant coach and director of operations at his alma mater, Oakland University, bringing a distinguished playing résumé and a deep connection to the program.
With key transfers joining the roster and the SEC poised to reclaim its top spot, the Vols are shaping up as a major contender. Here’s what the latest power rankings and schedule reveal.
The first media‑open summer practice revealed a work‑in‑progress roster, notable individual performances and the coaching staff’s early assessments.
Miles Rubin is set to replace Felix Okpara as Tennessee's center, bringing a blend of size, vertical leap and a long‑standing partnership with teammate Dai Dai Ames. Coach Rick Barnes sees the new frontcourt as a chance to prove its depth and versatility.