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The NCAA's name, image, and likeness policy has altered college athletes' financial incentives, leading to a deeper 2027 quarterback draft class that could finally address the Cleveland Browns' long‑standing quarterback search.
The Union College men's basketball team has been honored with its twelfth consecutive NABC Team Academic Excellence Award, with six players earning NABC Honors Court recognition.
The Harding University men's basketball program was celebrated for its combined achievements on the court and in the classroom, capturing both the NABC Team Academic Excellence Award and the Great American Conference Tournament championship.
Slippery Rock University announces recruitment for its new women's flag football program, set to debut in 2027‑28, led by head coach Lisa Horton.
The Jayhawks enter the 2026‑27 season with high hopes, a new-look roster, and a No. 23 preseason ranking.
After four straight first‑round exits, ESPN ranks the Jayhawks No. 23, led by freshman Tyran Stokes and the potential impact of Serbian center Mihailo Mušikić.
The Badgers finalize a 2026 roster that blends new transfers with a senior seeking eligibility, while a pending NCAA lawsuit adds uncertainty.
Sacramento State releases its full 2026‑27 men’s basketball schedule, marking the first season in the Big West Conference and featuring 17 home games, key matchups and a roster bolstered by returning stars and new talent.
The Cardinals will play a single exhibition game on July 28 in the Bahamas, a trip framed as a business venture rather than a vacation, with an eye toward a deep tournament run.
A group of college basketball players, led by former Missouri forward Jevon Porter, have filed a lawsuit seeking an additional season of eligibility, arguing that the NCAA’s new age‑based rules should be applied retroactively.
Yakiri Walker, a Baylor University football center, has filed a lawsuit challenging the NCAA's decision to declare him ineligible, citing mental health issues, limited playing time, and financial impact.
NCAA President Charlie Baker has called for regional scheduling of non‑football sports to ease travel burdens, but ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips warns that the sheer geographic spread of modern conferences makes the plan hard to implement. The issue is reshaping how schools balance competition, tradition and logistics.
NCAA President Charlie Baker proposes regional scheduling for non‑football sports, but ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips warns that geography makes it hard to implement. Power 4 expansion has amplified travel burdens, prompting calls to separate football calendars from other sports and to revive lost rivalries.
Lucas Grimsley, a senior at Sewickley Academy, has pledged to play basketball at Kenyon College while planning a finance major. His achievement coincides with section honors for the Quaker Valley girls lacrosse team, PIAA basketball titles, and standout performances across several spring sports.
A California lawsuit could grant Braeden Carrington a fifth year of eligibility, potentially reshaping the Badgers' backcourt for the 2026‑27 season.
The Beavers announced a demanding schedule that blends early exhibition matches, a series of road tests, and the inaugural Pac‑12 slate, aiming to capture the conference title and a return to the NCAA Tournament.
The SEC’s recent grievances over player compensation contrast sharply with Notre Dame’s coach Marcus Freeman, who embraces accountability and growth. As other programs grapple with scheduling and excuses, the article argues that the future of college football belongs to leaders like Freeman who focus on improvement.
The university will celebrate a diverse group of inductees, highlighting excellence in softball, hockey, baseball, basketball and cross‑country.
Coach Dabo Swinney warns that the current lack of consequences for illicit recruiting is destabilizing college football and urges legislative action.
After a stint at Radford, Brandon Nania is back at Patrick & Henry Community College, where he hopes to leverage his deep ties to the program and his Division I experience to elevate the team’s profile.
Kansas State's interior defensive line is being rebuilt through a wave of transfers and fresh talent, as the program adapts to new eligibility rules and looks toward a promising future.
With the Premier Women’s Hockey League set to double its roster, officials are rethinking eligibility rules that have kept seasoned stars like Melodie Daoust and Amanda Kessel sidelined.
Ole Miss is optimistic about its 2026 season after a deep playoff run, bringing back quarterback Trinidad Chambliss via court injunction. Analyst David Pollack predicts eight to nine wins and a potential College Football Playoff berth, while Lane Kiffin’s move to LSU adds new pressure.
LSU has fortified its roster through the transfer portal and a top‑10 recruiting class, but it’s the lesser‑known newcomers who may prove decisive.