
Michigan State’s 2027 Final Four Ambition Fueled by Freshman Talent
Michigan State's basketball program aims for a 2027 Final Four run, driven by five highly anticipated freshman recruits.
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Michigan State's basketball program aims for a 2027 Final Four run, driven by five highly anticipated freshman recruits.
North Dakota State University is moving toward FBS competition, embracing a revised season calendar, expanded practice opportunities and a five‑year eligibility model that will reshape its football program.

From a zero‑star recruit in California to a tattoo that maps his football story, Joey Aguilar shares his rise, his fight for a spot with the Jacksonville Jaguars, and his message to young players.

Joey Aguilar, a former Tennessee Volunteer and undrafted free agent, blends a personal tattoo, a $3.1 million contract, and a youth camp in Knoxville to illustrate a journey defined by resilience and community.

The NCAA's new rule allowing five seasons of eligibility for players who sign before turning 19 is already influencing Kansas State's offensive line, bringing transfers like Tanner Morley and Delvin Morris into the mix and extending the eligibility of returning starters.

Philadelphia will host the 2026 MLB Draft on July 11‑12, spotlighting Oklahoma's Jaxon Willits as the top projected OU pick after his College World Series victory, alongside a deep pool of Sooners talent.

The NCAA’s five‑year eligibility rule for players who enroll before age 19 is reshaping Kansas State’s interior offensive line, bringing in transfers, extending eligibility for returning athletes, and prompting a rotational development plan under new coach Mike Schmidt.
Joey Aguilar, a rookie quarterback for the Jacksonville Jaguars, is hosting a three‑city youth football camp in Tennessee while battling for a roster spot. His journey, marked by a tattoo, a tumor surgery, and a $3.1 million rookie deal, reflects a blend of perseverance and community focus.
The 2026 MLB Draft will take place in Philadelphia on July 11‑12, featuring Oklahoma shortstop Jaxon Willits as the top projected Sooners prospect, with historic broadcast arrangements and a legacy of recent draft successes.

A new tattoo of Neyland Stadium celebrates the former Tennessee quarterback’s rise, his undrafted signing with the Jacksonville Jaguars, and the mentorship that shaped his path.

College Football 27’s latest simulation predicts an 8‑5 finish for Vanderbilt, highlighting record‑breaking performances and a Liberty Bowl showdown.

Veteran analyst Paul Finebaum argues that the lack of NIL regulations and stark budget gaps leave smaller programs at a chronic disadvantage, even as the U.S. government eyes potential reforms.

Despite missing the 2026 NCAA tournament, the Louisville Cardinals are embracing fresh leadership, key returnees and a wave of new talent to plot a turnaround ahead of a high‑profile 2027 event.

LSU's baseball program faced its first NCAA Tournament omission since 2011, but a revamped roster and strategic draft plans signal a determined push back to the top.

The NCAA’s transfer portal has reshaped college athletics, and its reverberations are now evident in summer baseball leagues across the country, especially in Alaska where teams scramble to replace pitchers mid‑season and players weigh new opportunities against the unique experience of Alaskan baseball.

The NCAA is contesting a court decision that grants an additional season of eligibility to fifteen college athletes, citing concerns about the judge’s connections to the schools involved.

The NCAA has approved a rule that lets athletes who enroll after their 19th birthday play up to five seasons, eliminating redshirt constraints and giving players such as Will Wilson and CJ Bailey extended eligibility.

Pat Jolley’s eight‑year stint at Regis University, marked by tournament breakthroughs, top‑ranked GPAs and a strong player‑development record, led Colorado School of Mines to appoint him as its new baseball head coach.
The University of Kansas women's basketball program has released its non‑conference schedule, featuring 13 matchups that include two exhibitions, eight home games at Allen Fieldhouse, four neutral‑site battles and one true road game. Coach Brandon Schneider says the slate is designed to sharpen the team for Big 12 play and build a strong résumé for the NCAA Tournament.

Missouri will host SLU in St. Louis on November 6, marking the first meeting since 2001 and the start of a three‑game series that tests both teams early in the season.

A look at the challenges surrounding quarterback Will Hammond's injury and the ripple effects on the team's championship aspirations.

An Ohio court has granted a temporary injunction that allows a group of college basketball athletes to challenge the NCAA’s age‑based eligibility framework, raising the prospect of a broader reshaping of college sports governance.
Gannon University’s women’s soccer team has unveiled its 2026 schedule, highlighting eight home games, challenging non‑conference opponents and a continued push for NCAA Division II tournament success.

The Wildcats are skipping their foreign tour this summer, opting for a Las Vegas stint that blends intense practice with NBA networking and a pause on traditional camps.