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The Wildcats revealed a 15‑game home schedule at Tointon Family Stadium, featuring rematches with 2026 championship opponents and series against BYU, TCU, Utah, Arizona and Baylor, highlighting the program’s 127th season under head coach Pete Hughes.
A federal stay on a Colorado decision grants Brenen Lorient and Javan Buchanan a potential fifth year of eligibility, bolstering West Virginia University’s chances in the upcoming season.
The NCAA’s latest decision eliminates a fifth year of eligibility for 2022 recruits, removing standout forward Keyshawn Hall from next season’s lineup and prompting Auburn to overhaul its frontcourt.
Jamie Mackay, who transitioned from baseball to softball and earned a spot on the U.S. National Team, was drafted by the Women’s Pro Baseball League. Her planned comeback to the University of South Carolina is currently on hold pending a stay in the NCAA’s Wisne v. NCAA case.
A federal appeals court has upheld the NCAA’s appeal, stripping a fifth year of eligibility from Syracuse’s 2022‑23 athletes, including receiver Justus Ross‑Simmons and forward Amarri Monroe, and prompting coaches to rethink roster plans amid injuries and exhibition games.
The University of Georgia Bulldogs shattered NCAA attendance records with a 6‑0 win over James Madison, drawing a historic crowd to Sanford Stadium.
A recent appellate stay on a federal injunction has thrown the eligibility of three Southern Miss football veterans into question, casting uncertainty over the team's lineup ahead of its opener against Alcorn State.
A Colorado court’s ruling that granted Denzel Aberdeen a fifth year of eligibility was put on hold by the 10th Circuit, leaving the Florida Gators guard in limbo. With a pending appeal and a recent TRO for teammate Xaivian Lee, the NCAA’s stance may soon change, potentially unlocking Aberdeen’s return for the upcoming season.
After a U.S. District Court injunction, former Florida State quarterback Tommy Castellanos, who went undrafted in the 2026 NFL Draft, is seeking an additional season of eligibility while weighing his next position.
A Kentucky court has granted a temporary injunction that lets Mark Mitchell re‑enter the NCAA transfer portal, opening the possibility of a move to the University of Kentucky for the 2026‑27 season.
The Cavaliers and Razorbacks meet for the first time since 1998 in a nationally televised game that could shape both teams' NCAA Tournament trajectories.
A recent court ruling restores a fifth year of eligibility for several 2022 high school graduates, allowing Jackson State to bring back experienced starters and top receiver Nate Rembert as the team opens its season against Tennessee State.
From a Minnesota upbringing of endless gym sessions to wearing the iconic No. 1 at North Carolina, Terrence Brown’s journey blends personal tragedy, perseverance, and a drive to prove doubters wrong.
A Louisiana court’s temporary restraining order clears the way for NFL tight end Dae’Quan Wright and dozens of peers to resume college football, sparking a legal clash with the NCAA.
After a historic freshman year that saw him lead the nation in points and earn Rookie of the Year honors, 19‑year‑old Ethan Wyttenbach is poised to make his NHL debut and contend for a spot on the 2027 World Junior Championship team.
Duke Brennan, a fifth‑year transfer from Villanova, has signed with the University of Oklahoma, bringing double‑double production and rebounding dominance to the Sooners' 2026‑27 roster.
A temporary restraining order from a Louisiana court allows 2022 college football recruits to pursue a fifth season, a move that could reshape eligibility rules and presents new opportunities for players like Paul Manning.
A Louisiana judge's temporary restraining order grants 16 high‑school seniors a fifth year of college eligibility, prompting UConn coach Dan Hurley to warn that the move upends long‑standing development models and could unleash dozens of players into the NCAA marketplace.
The 2027 schedule for the Oklahoma State Cowboys features a demanding slate of conference games, a tournament in Surprise, Arizona, and a roster bolstered by returning veterans and new transfers.
A temporary restraining order from a Louisiana court clears the way for 16 football players — including NFL camp participants — to use a fifth season of eligibility in 2026‑27, while a parallel decision in Colorado has already extended the same benefit to basketball athletes. The move has drawn sharp criticism from UConn coach Dan Hurley, who argues the policy upends traditional talent development and threatens the integrity of college sports.
A Louisiana federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order that enables Dae'Quan Wright and other former college players to enter the transfer portal, marking a pivotal shift in NCAA eligibility rules.
Moving the regular season kickoff to the third Saturday of August would create a competition‑free weekend, benefit broadcasters, and set the stage for a 24‑team playoff, while avoiding conflicts with the NFL’s schedule.
The University of Utah women's soccer team opened the 2026 campaign with a 2‑0 win over Utah Valley, securing consecutive shutouts and a Big 12 Goalkeeper of the Week award for Anna Solomon.
The NCAA will require cut‑resistant neck guards, forearm sleeves and socks for Division I men’s and women’s hockey players beginning in the 2027‑28 season, a move spurred by a recent life‑threatening injury.