Arizona Wildcats Rally to Overwhelm Ukraine in Exhibition Victory
The Wildcats bounced back from a 99-88 defeat with a 107-85 win over Ukraine, showcasing better teamwork, shooting efficiency and resilience despite off‑court setbacks.
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The Wildcats bounced back from a 99-88 defeat with a 107-85 win over Ukraine, showcasing better teamwork, shooting efficiency and resilience despite off‑court setbacks.

A sold‑out crowd of 25,433 filled Sanford Stadium as the University of Georgia women's soccer team defeated James Madison 6‑0, honoring a landmark anniversary in women's soccer history.

A Louisiana court has temporarily lifted the ban that prevented NFL players from resuming college football, allowing a handful of athletes to extend their collegiate careers.

A defensive showdown between Oregon State and UC Irvine highlights the season opener, broadcast live on ESPN+.

Diego Pavia, a Heisman runner‑up and former NFL prospect, is embroiled in a legal battle to reclaim his college eligibility, highlighting cracks in the NCAA's eligibility system.

Benjamin Pearce, a former Emory University guard, has filed a federal class‑action lawsuit against the NCAA, arguing that the association’s eligibility rules unfairly deny a fifth year of competition to athletes who began their collegiate careers in the 2022 freshman class.

A Colorado federal court decision grants high‑school Class of 2022 players a fifth year of eligibility, sparking lawsuits, appeals and uncertainty for the NCAA and college programs nationwide.

Diego Pavia, the 2025 Heisman Trophy runner‑up, was cut by the Baltimore Ravens before training camp. With no NFL offers, he is exploring a legal path to extend his college career, a move that could reshape eligibility rules for athletes across the sport.

A temporary restraining order has cleared the way for three former Ole Miss starters and dozens of peers to reclaim a season of college play, reshaping roster dynamics and highlighting the NCAA’s shifting stance on athlete compensation.

A Colorado court has granted temporary restraining orders to sixteen former NFL players, including Buccaneers rookie Jack Pyburn, allowing them to leave professional contracts and resume their college careers in 2026, sparking renewed debate over NCAA eligibility.

The Cougars open their 60th campaign against No. 25 Kansas City, marking 19 years since Division I return and highlighting key players, coaching legacy, and program heritage.
A federal judge has granted a temporary restraining order that lifts the NCAA’s block on three former Rebels, allowing them to transfer and compete in the 2026 season.

The pitcher's reinstatement follows a legal challenge that could reshape eligibility rules for a generation of college athletes.

UNC Greensboro's men's soccer team prepares for a pivotal opening week, hosting VCU and San Francisco while navigating a challenging national schedule and returning key veterans.

Kenny Noland, a standout guard from Columbia, has chosen Michigan Basketball via the transfer portal, bringing his proven scoring, playmaking and leadership to the Wolverines after a professional season in the Bundesliga.

UConn’s men’s basketball team will host Ohio State on Nov. 13, 2026, and meet the Buckeyes again on Nov. 12, 2027, in a two‑year home‑and‑home arrangement that revives a series dating back to the 1980s.

The Wildcats will start the 2027 and 2028 seasons with home games against Murray State and Eastern Illinois, part of a broader shift driven by the NCAA’s new calendar.

The University of Tennessee is aiming for its first College Football Playoff appearance since 2024, but a cascade of injuries, a two‑game NCAA suspension and daunting matchups against Georgia Tech and Texas could reshape the season.
Memphis University’s men’s basketball program seeks an at-large NCAA Tournament berth after a turbulent season, driven by a new recovery plan, a tough nonconference schedule, and hopes for a 7-7 record outside the conference.

The Illini secured a decisive victory at the Toyota Center, and with two five‑star prospects on the horizon, head coach Brad Underwood eyes a deep run in the upcoming NCAA tournament.

MIT captured 11 of 12 first‑place votes in the preseason poll, projecting a fourth consecutive conference championship.

The NCAA's recent reforms to the transfer portal are prompting major programs to rethink roster construction, with Tennessee leading the charge.

Former Indiana standout Reed Bailey will use his fifth year of eligibility at St. John's, a move enabled by a Colorado court injunction that the NCAA is now contesting.

Duke University enters the 2026 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament as a clear front‑runner, driven by a deep roster, experienced coaching, and a legacy of excellence.