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Freshman forward Nate Ament was selected 13th overall by the Miami Heat and immediately traded to the Milwaukee Bucks, cementing Tennessee’s longest-running streak of NBA draft picks and setting new program records.
The NCAA’s Division I Cabinet has adopted a new eligibility framework that starts a five‑year clock at enrollment or age 19, allowing 20‑year‑old athletes to retain four years of competition. The change, championed by college hockey and supported by basketball and soccer, will apply across all sports while keeping the overall impact on hockey modest.
The Utah Jazz selected Darryn Peterson with the No. 2 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, rewarding a college career that combined elite shooting with durability concerns.
After a close call with the NCAA Tournament last year, Augustana is reloading its squad with experienced veterans and a promising freshman class, aiming to turn near‑miss into a championship run.
After a setback with the NFL, Brendan Sorsby must navigate a complex landscape of draft timing, junior‑college eligibility and potential litigation before he can resume his professional career.
Cody Campbell, a former Texas Tech quarterback and co‑CEO of Double Eagle Energy Holdings, is emerging as a key influencer in college sports, navigating political debates and NIL reforms while facing criticism from media figures like Paul Finebaum.
The 2026 Ohio Valley Conference baseball season saw six teams hit 30 wins, Little Rock's Super Regional run, and historic individual performances that reshaped the league's narrative.
Arizona’s baseball program will kick off the 2027 campaign at Arlington’s Globe Life Field, entering a three‑game showcase that pits the Wildcats against Oklahoma, Texas, Clemson and Virginia, while new hitting coach Jack Meggs prepares the lineup for a pivotal season.
A look at the eras that have defined college football fandom, the cultural forces that shaped them, and the latest developments that continue to reshape the sport.
The University of Alaska Anchorage announces Michael Bazemore will lead its athletics department starting July 19, reporting to Vice Chancellor Tanya Pont.
After capturing the Big 12 regular‑season and tournament crowns and advancing to the Lawrence Super Regional, the University of Kansas baseball team finished the 2026 season No. 12 in the final USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll, the highest ranking for a Big 12 program outside of West Virginia.
Former college quarterback Brendan Sorsby wagered on his own teams, won a court ruling that restored his eligibility, attempted to enter the NFL supplemental draft, and now faces a league ban that could delay his professional debut until 2027.
The United States Hockey League announced its full schedule for the 2026‑27 season, celebrating 25 years of competition with a demanding roster of games, the debut of state‑of‑the‑art facilities in Chicago and Madison, and two major showcase events that will highlight top youth talent across North America.
Redshirt junior Troy Sudbrook becomes the first Rocket to be named to the CSC Division I First Team Academic All‑America, highlighting his dual excellence on the field and in the classroom
Dusty May's transition to the Dallas Mavericks reflects a broader trend of elite college basketball coaches seeking more stable environments, raising concerns about the future of the sport.
A preview of the SEC's top 16 teams, coaching changes and storylines heading into the 2027 college baseball season.
USA Hockey announces its 2026‑27 promotional schedule, detailing home and away games, college series matchups, charity events and international tournaments for its under‑18 and under‑17 national teams.
A new offensive philosophy built around quick choices seeks to accelerate ball movement and avoid stagnant sets for the Buckeyes.
The Senate Commerce Committee has moved the Protect College Sports Act forward, but a group of top women’s basketball athletes — including Jada Williams, Oluchi Okananwa and Brooke Daniels — oppose the measure, arguing it undermines player rights and calling for a unionized framework.
In a heartfelt letter addressed to NBA front offices, Kingston Flemings shares how a childhood accident and a painful NCAA loss forged his work ethic, adaptability, and championship ambition.
High school basketball players from southeastern Minnesota gathered at the Minnesota Basketball Coaches Association Showcase, where Elliot Myszkowski shared insights on self‑trust, leadership, and the influence of his program as he looks toward his final season.
Florida State’s men’s basketball team opened its summer workout on June 22, showcasing a larger, more experienced roster under second‑year coach Luke Loucks. The team is preparing for the 2026‑27 season with a focus on size, athleticism and a pro‑style of play, while navigating injuries and new additions.
Waynesburg University’s men’s and women’s soccer programs will travel to Brazil this summer for a week‑long mission that combines coaching clinics, service projects and matches, marking the first overseas experience for the teams and their coaches.
The Waynesburg University men’s and women’s soccer programs will travel to Brazil this summer for a week‑long service and competition tour organized by Missionary Athletes International.