
Iowa and UConn Announce Home-and-Home Women’s Basketball Series
Iowa and UConn have revealed a new home-and-home women's basketball series set to begin next season, featuring a November 2024 game in Connecticut and a future contest in Iowa.
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Iowa and UConn have revealed a new home-and-home women's basketball series set to begin next season, featuring a November 2024 game in Connecticut and a future contest in Iowa.

The Badgers are leveraging global scouting, transactional negotiations and the NCAA's upcoming eligibility rules to build a roster that blends professional experience with collegiate potential.

The Hawkeyes will travel to Storrs in November 2024, while the Huskies will return to Iowa in the 2027-28 season, reviving a series that has seen UConn dominate historically.

The University of Iowa women's basketball team will face the University of Connecticut in back‑to‑back matchups, with the first game scheduled for next season in Storrs and a return trip to Iowa City in 2027‑28.

UConn and Iowa will meet in a two-game series beginning November 8, 2026, reigniting a rivalry that has shaped recent women's college basketball.
North Greenville University expands its athletic portfolio with a women's flag football program poised to capitalize on the sport’s rapid growth.

The Spartans announce a 2026 slate that features ten Big Ten contests, eleven home games at DeMartin Stadium and a series of high‑profile opponents, including the reigning national champion Washington and UCLA.
The Kentucky vs. Indiana game, originally set for December 27, 2026, has been moved to November 20, 2026, due to an NFL scheduling clash. Indiana is ranked No. 21 in the preseason Top 25, while Kentucky will face a demanding early‑season schedule that includes Kansas, an ACC opponent, North Carolina, and Louisville.
Congolese forward Flory Bidunga has withdrawn from the NBA draft to play for the Louisville Cardinals in the 2026‑27 season, turning down a late‑first‑round projection for a college career that could bring significant compensation.

Four starters return, including Nigerian center Rueben Chinyelu, rising senior Alex Condon and sophomore Thomas Haugh, while Denzel Aberdeen awaits NCAA clearance and coach Todd Golden adds new talent.

The 2025‑26 WHL season blends NCAA eligibility shifts, standout player performances and a new arena ranking system, inviting fans to engage with the league’s evolving story.
The NCAA will implement a trapezoid rule limiting goalie puck handling in the 2026‑27 season, alongside equipment and stick‑infraction updates that affect both men's and women's play.
The Jayhawks, ranked fifteenth nationally, will open their regional against Northeastern on May 29, testing recent ballpark upgrades while facing Arkansas and Missouri State in a competitive field.

The upcoming selection broadcast will unveil the tournament bracket, seedings and regional host locations, setting the stage for the championship tournament.

The 2026 NCAA Division I baseball tournament will feature a 64‑team field, with regional play beginning May 29 and the College World Series opening in Omaha on June 12. LSU enters as defending champion amid SEC dominance.

A 6-0 lead slipped away against Georgia in the SEC Tournament, but Florida’s recent dominance over Alabama and Vanderbilt and coach Kevin O'Sullivan’s praise highlight a resilient squad eyeing a top‑eight NCAA seed.

Early mock drafts highlight standout college players as the 2026 season heads toward regional play, with analysts mapping potential landing spots for the class's top talents.

The latest NCAA baseball rankings set the stage for a dramatic postseason, with seeding rules, contender analysis and early bracket projections coming into focus.

The NCAA has named 16 regional host sites for the Division I baseball postseason, leaving out Oregon State's Goss Stadium. The Beavers, sixth in the NCBWA poll, are the highest‑ranked team omitted, and will learn their exact destination during the upcoming Selection Show.
The NCAA revealed the full slate of regional hosts for the 2026 NCAA Baseball Tournament, highlighting the SEC's dominance and the anticipation surrounding seedings to be announced on May 25.

The NCAA Division I Baseball Championship Subcommittee revealed the regional venues for this year's tournament, setting the stage for a double‑elimination slate that will culminate in the Men's College World Series on June 12 in Omaha.

East Carolina University edged UTSA 1‑0 in the American Baseball Championship, delivering a second straight tournament title and a guaranteed spot in the NCAA Tournament.

Top‑seeded Georgia will face Arkansas in the SEC championship game, broadcast on the SEC Network and streamed on Fubo, as both teams vie for their first title and a second straight College World Series appearance.

A sudden downpour forced the SEC to shift the championship final from 2 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. ET, with Georgia aiming for its first tournament crown while Arkansas awaits the showdown.