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U SPORTS is charting a bold path to elevate its women's hockey program by tackling underfunding, limited exposure, and talent development challenges through targeted initiatives.
After a California court granted a temporary restraining order that allowed Jaxon Kohler to enter the transfer portal, Kentucky is intensifying its recruitment efforts despite BYU’s early lead.
After four consecutive bottom‑line finishes, Bemidji State hires Amber Fryklund and leverages NCAA eligibility changes to build a more experienced, competitive squad.
Elon University's men's soccer team captured the top spot in the CAA South preseason poll, earning nine first‑place votes and 45 total points. The defending champions open their 2026 season at Rudd Field against VMI, showcasing a roster bolstered by All‑CAA selections and fresh talent.
A 5‑4 win over Liberty highlighted the impact of Vermont transfers, a revamped midfield and new attacking options for the North Carolina Tar Heels as they prepare for a season that begins with games in Georgetown and Memphis.
The Bulldogs opened their season with a 1-1 tie against Minnesota, featuring Jordan Brown's return after an ACL injury and Sage Glover's penalty goal, while preparing for a record‑breaking home match against James Madison.
Matt Young, a 37‑year veteran of NCAA football officiating, has been appointed secretary‑rules editor, bringing decades of experience and a commitment to fairness, player safety, and technological advancement.
Former Missouri forward Jevon Porter, whose career has been defined by moves, injuries and legal battles, now seeks a final season at Loyola Marymount while his eligibility remains in doubt.
The Tigers open against No. 25 Clemson on August 11, then face Jacksonville State, highlighting a roster built around veteran leaders and a unified coaching vision.
Recent federal and state court decisions have granted college athletes an extra year of eligibility, prompting roster changes, new lawsuits and strategic caution among coaches.
After a distinguished four‑decade career, Steve Piotrowski is back as the NCAA secretary‑rules editor, overseeing rule standards for both men’s and women’s ice hockey. His second term begins September 1, bringing deep tournament experience and a commitment to rule clarity.
Texas Tech basketball secures the return of Darrion Williams, a fifth-year eligible guard, alongside UCF transfer Jamichael Stillwell, bolstering the roster ahead of the upcoming season.
A U.S. District Court injunction has cleared the way for Cole Kozlowski to return to UCF for a fifth season, a move that could reshape the Knights' defensive lineup heading into the next campaign.
Former ETBU standout Sayers Collins was selected to the D3baseball.com 50th Anniversary First Team, capping a five‑year career that helped the university capture two NCAA regional titles and set numerous school records.
Amarri Monroe, a 6'7" forward from Newburgh, New York, has pledged to join Syracuse University's men's basketball program, pending a fifth year of NCAA eligibility. His decision follows a federal injunction that could grant a '5 in 5' extension to athletes whose eligibility was exhausted early, while the NCAA prepares to appeal the ruling.
After securing a temporary injunction that grants him an extra year of eligibility, B.J. Edwards is navigating the transfer portal with a 'Do Not Contact' tag, aiming to join a college team despite NCAA roster constraints.