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The Rebels will open their 2026 schedule against Murray State in Oxford, marking the fourth meeting in a series Ole Miss leads 3‑0, while new coaching staff and a blend of returning stars and newcomers set the stage for a promising campaign.
The Tigers have released a non‑conference schedule that pits them against 14 postseason teams, including five NCAA Tournament squads, with head coach Lauren Gosselin aiming to sharpen their résumé for March.
Former Alabama standouts are dispersing to programs ranging from Ohio State and Notre Dame to Texas A&M and Kentucky, each seeking new opportunities after the Crimson Tide’s recent roster shifts.
Dominic Decker announced his return to Ole Miss for the 2027 season, bringing experience, leadership, and proven clutch performance to a team poised for greater success.
Dom Decker announced his intention to play another year for Ole Miss, bringing proven performance and leadership to the team’s upcoming campaign.
Head coach Jody Wright is shaping the Racers' 2026 roster through intensive summer activities, focusing on player evaluation and potential additions before the season kicks off at home.
Wisconsin's men's basketball team has secured a new 2027 commit in Jack Thelen, a towering forward whose size, shot‑blocking and emerging shooting touch promise to enhance the Badgers' interior game.
Ole Miss overcame extra‑inning battles, weather delays and a 3‑0 deficit to advance to the Super Regional, setting up a potential showdown with an SEC rival.
After building a three‑run lead, the Bruins saw their offense stall and a mid‑game pitching change backfire, allowing Saint Mary's to clinch a 5‑4 victory and extend a rare pattern of top seeds falling short.
The Vols will meet NC State at Bridgestone Arena on Dec. 6, 2026, in a non‑conference doubleheader that also features Georgia Tech versus Murray State. Ticket sales begin in June, while game time and broadcast details remain pending.
The University of Dayton has announced the addition of six transfer players for the 2026‑27 season, each bringing distinct backgrounds and skill sets. Coach Anthony Grant emphasizes talent, character and fit in shaping a squad poised to contend for championships and NCAA tournament berths.