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At SEC media days, Ole Miss coach Pete Golding defended his program's recruiting tactics, responding to allegations involving transfer player Luke Ferrelli and sparking a debate over the need for stricter transfer guidelines.
The Buffs will travel to Lisbon, Sintra, Cascais and Porto from August 2‑11, blending competition with community outreach while integrating fresh transfers and two incoming freshmen.
Ole Miss head coach Pete Golding spoke openly about the pervasive issue of tampering in college football, using vivid analogies to illustrate the challenges of the NIL and transfer portal era, and called for coach input in reforming the system.
The Boilermakers are banking on a revamped interior line, blending experienced transfers with homegrown talent as the NCAA's expanded eligibility window adds a new dimension to the 2026 season.
Amid debates over NIL, player compensation and playoff expansion, Nick Saban calls for a 12‑game slate against top‑tier opponents to improve competition and fan interest.
Cole Hutson, a former Texas offensive lineman, has been granted a temporary restraining order that allows him to resume college football activity while he pursues a fifth year of eligibility for the 2026‑27 season.
A recent court decision grants former Texas offensive lineman Cole Hutson an additional year of eligibility, allowing him to resume football activities as the NCAA’s stance remains unsettled.
Longwood University’s baseball program was honored with the 2025‑26 American Baseball Coaches Association Team Academic Excellence Award, highlighting academic achievement and competitive success.
Aksel Reid and Luke Tchor from Hamilton College receive Academic All-America honors, highlighting their championship success and academic excellence.
A look at the recent draft moves, returning players and the uncertainty facing the Hokies' baseball program after an early tournament elimination.
The 2026 MLB Draft saw twenty Sun Belt players selected, pushing the league’s all‑time draft total to 894 and reinforcing its reputation as a talent pipeline for Major League Baseball.
ESPN has released its full college football FPI rankings for the 2026 season, highlighting teams with a realistic chance at an undefeated regular season and outlining key storylines across the nation.
The Atlantic Coast Conference has appointed Gary Patterson as its new Supervisor of Football Officials, entrusting the seasoned veteran with overseeing the league’s officiating program and its partnership with ESPN.
An analysis of the top five‑star recruits Texas has secured since 2010, examining their statistical contributions, team success and lasting influence on the program.
The Big Ten's 18‑team evolution, recent title triumphs, and upcoming playoff schedule underscore a transformative era for the league.
Dan Hurley reflects on his reputation for confronting referees and fans, recalling a bizarre incident that ended with a spectator’s arrest.
UConn’s men’s basketball coach Dan Hurley has long been known for his fiery interactions with referees, fans and even the media. In a recent interview he joked about preferring to argue with out‑of‑shape spectators, recalled a forgotten arrest, and hinted at a more measured approach moving forward.
The Rattlers will showcase their new coach and roster pieces at the upcoming SWAC Media Day, aiming to turn past setbacks into a competitive future.
An examination of the pressures facing Texas Tech football as it navigates fan traditions, leadership disputes, and a looming debt, urging a focus on on‑field success.
The NCAA has adopted an age-based model that grants athletes up to five years of eligibility, a change that could keep several Tennessee players on campus longer and provide the program with added stability.
Former Tennessee quarterback Casey Clausen is launching girls flag football and boys 7‑on‑7 leagues across four Tennessee cities, using family ties and local networks to give young athletes a head start as the sport approaches Olympic and NCAA recognition.
The Clausen family is bringing a pair of youth football programs from California to Tennessee, targeting players from second through eighth grade in Knoxville, Chattanooga, Murfreesboro and Nashville. The initiatives align with the sport’s rising profile, including its upcoming Olympic debut and NCAA sponsorship.
The Kentucky High School Athletic Association will replace district brackets with RPI rankings for second‑round football playoffs, reshaping travel patterns and district alignments through 2028.
The Bulldogs face a thin point‑guard roster as they await NCAA clearance for Nathan de Sousa, while a recent Ohio court decision grants extra eligibility to 15 players, opening the transfer portal for potential reinforcements like Javon Bennett and Malik Moore.