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North Carolina Tar Heels will open fall camp on July 30, seeking to improve on a challenging 2025 campaign under head coach Bill Belichick. New additions include transfer quarterbacks Billy Edwards Jr. and Miles O’Neill, offensive coordinator Bobby Petrino, and a record‑size freshman class.
The NCAA announces that starting next season the women's tournament will seed its top 16 teams solely on performance, eliminating conference affiliation from the equation, a move intended to promote fairness and accommodate the tournament's growth.
Guard L.J. Cason has entered the transfer portal, marking the first roster loss since Mike Boynton Jr. became head coach. His exit spotlights injury concerns and a thin backup situation at point guard.
The NCAA announced sweeping changes to the women's basketball tournament, including a true‑ranking seeding model for the top 16 teams and an expansion to 76 participants, set to take effect in the 2026‑27 season.
Starting in the 2026‑27 season, the NCAA will seed the top 16 women's teams by true ranking, expand both men's and women's tournaments to 76 teams, and continue distributing tournament units to conferences over three years.
After a season marked by injury and improvement, L.J. Cason has filed paperwork to enter the 2026‑27 transfer portal, leaving his future at Michigan uncertain while the Wolverines retain a strong backcourt.
A look at the financial worth of top college football programs, comparing them to major‑league franchises and detailing the methodology behind the estimates.
With only three years left in the 2020s, the University of Kentucky’s men’s basketball program is confronting its worst decade ever, marked by a sub‑70% win rate, a single SEC regular‑season crown and a string of early NCAA exits.
Dan Fitzgerald’s relentless drive defined Kansas baseball’s 2026 campaign, culminating in Big 12 championships, an NCAA regional victory and four players drafted, while the coach hints at reflection only in August.
Denzel Aberdeen, a clutch guard returning for a fifth year, may be the key piece for Florida as the team seeks to convert close-game experience into a national championship.
Veteran coach Kermit Davis discusses how the NCAA's transfer rule has reshaped roster building for mid‑major programs and why a foundation of local talent remains essential.
The Big 12 prepares for its 30th anniversary season in 2026, highlighting historic achievements, fresh leadership and a new playoff structure.
The NCAA’s latest rule change allows Division I programs to sport commercial logos on uniforms and gear, prompting UMD to consider partnerships as other schools already lock in sponsors.
Starting in 2027 the women's bracket will be ordered by a true national ranking, placing the sixteen highest‑rated teams regardless of conference affiliation.
Gonzaga faces a pivotal void after losing Mario Saint‑Supéry, while Duke secures continuity with Mike Boynton’s full‑time appointment.
The NCAA's updated eligibility policy grants student‑athletes up to five participation seasons within a five‑year span, prompting a reevaluation of scholarship plans across the Florida Gators men's basketball program.
The University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh announces Lindsay Bronson Schultz as its new head coach, bringing a proven record of success and a deep connection to the program.
The NCAA will no longer use conference affiliation when seeding the top sixteen teams in the women's basketball tournament starting in 2027, as the event expands to 76 participants.
Bronson Schultz, celebrated for her tenure at Carroll University, is set to lead the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh women's basketball program, aiming to sustain its championship pedigree.
Former UCLA Bruins guard Donovan Dent, who retired from basketball earlier this year, is now applying for a fifth year of NCAA eligibility after a standout career at New Mexico and a transfer to UCLA.
Two Patriot League players are among the early candidates for the 2026 Buck Buchanan Award, highlighting their outstanding defensive performances and the conference's national presence.
A recent Ohio injunction grants extra eligibility to fifteen college basketball players, sparking a national legal fight that could reshape roster rules and prompt federal action.
The NCAA will seed the top 16 teams in the women's March Madness bracket solely on overall record, eliminating conference affiliation as a factor. The change, championed by committee chair Amanda Braun, promises more competitive matchups and a break from the men's conference‑protection model.
Analyst Joe Lunardi’s latest bracket places Virginia as a No. 3 seed, pitting the team against St. Thomas (Minn.) and a possible showdown with Texas, while seven ACC schools earn tournament spots.