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After a brief stint with LSU’s women’s basketball team, Kate Koval stepped away, a move shaped by her father's service in the Ukrainian military and the recruitment of a Russian player by coach Kim Mulkey
A recent coaches' poll crowns Randy Bennett as the top high‑major hiring of the 2026 cycle, spotlighting his record at Saint Mary's against Arizona State's recent downturn.
Lane Kiffin defends his recruitment of Dae'Quan Wright, citing legal rulings that grant fifth-year eligibility, while the SEC contests the policy.
Coach Will Wade confirmed that 24‑year‑old Israeli center Gilad Levy will join the LSU Tigers for the 2026‑27 season, bringing professional experience and a 7‑foot‑3 frame to the roster.
After a complex legal journey, Amiya Joyner signs with the University of Louisville, bringing her size, skill, and a renewed eligibility status to the Cardinals.
Veteran scorer and rebounder Amiya Joyner pledges to Louisville, bringing a proven track record and an extra year of eligibility.
A Louisiana judge has granted a preliminary injunction that allows RJ Luis to play for LSU in the upcoming college basketball season, ending a saga that involved an NBA draft, a two‑way contract and NCAA eligibility disputes.
After going undrafted and signing two‑way deals, RJ Luis Jr. wins a court order that clears the path for his comeback with the LSU Tigers, sparking a wider debate over NCAA eligibility rules.
LSU’s high‑profile recruiting under Lane Kiffin has ignited criticism as the program eyes a national title, spotlighting former Ole Miss standout Dae'Quan Wright’s return to college football.
Former NFL running back Dae'Quan Wright is set to re-enter college football with LSU in 2026 after a landmark court decision, raising questions about eligibility, conference responses, and the future of player movement.
After a legal battle cleared his eligibility, Dae'Quan Wright is set to join the LSU Tigers, where his experience and skill set could reshape the team's tight‑end rotation and add a new dimension to the offense.
After a year‑plus hiatus from the minors, top prospect Kade Anderson took the mound for the Seattle Mariners against the Chicago Cubs, delivering a performance that blended nerves with poise.
The latest rankings blend Heisman winners, transfer sensations and freshmen phenoms, highlighting the depth and uncertainty that define modern college football.
Veteran analyst David Pollack argues that the numbers of four Heisman Trophy‑winning quarterbacks should be retired at their alma mater colleges due to their lasting impact on football.
Former Ole Miss tight end Dae'Quan Wright may join LSU’s 2026 roster, sparking debate over his historic return to college football after an NFL career.
Conference support for a revenue‑sharing cap, a court‑ordered fifth year of eligibility, and a lawsuit over player transfers are redefining the competitive and legal environment in college sports.
Albuquerque native Bella Hines, a former five‑star recruit, returned to her hometown to run a basketball camp, while nationally ranked prospect Brandon Mason Jr. prepares for a live announcement of his college choice.
Donovan Dent chose LSU over Gonzaga, leaving the Bulldogs without a primary point guard after Mario Saint‑Supery's exit. With Xaivian Lee emerging as the top option, the teams are set to meet on Nov. 14, 2026.
Donovan Dent, a former point guard with a strong statistical background, has pledged to join the LSU Tigers while his eligibility remains under legal scrutiny, setting the stage for a competitive season.
Donovan Dent, a former UCLA point guard with elite playmaking credentials, has signed with LSU for the 2026‑27 season, adding leadership and depth to coach Will Wade’s roster.
Charlie Weis Jr. discusses LSU’s offensive progress, praising key players and the team’s chemistry ahead of a closed scrimmage and the upcoming Clemson game.
Junior Tuihalamaka, a Notre Dame transfer with championship experience, joins LSU's defense, bringing leadership and pass‑rushing talent while reshaping roster dynamics.
LSU’s 2026 campaign opens against Clemson with ESPN’s College GameDay broadcasting live, as analysts give the Tigers a modest but notable shot at the national championship.
After a surprising 7‑6 finish in 2025, three of college football’s historic programs are poised to reshape their fortunes in the upcoming season, each guided by a different leadership path.