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Auburn’s baseball team, fresh off an 8‑3 victory over Milwaukee, will host Ole Miss in a best‑of‑three super regional beginning Friday, June 5, with games broadcast on ESPN2 and ESPN.
Keegan Boom has been appointed head coach of the IU Indianapolis men's soccer program, succeeding Sid van Druenen. With a strong playing background, multilingual fluency, and a proven recruiting record, Boom aims to elevate the Jaguars into Horizon League contenders.
A second‑chance program, community service requirements and a pending dismissal outline the hurdles facing Alabama’s standout guard as he eyes a comeback that could bolster the team’s title hopes.
Five Hillsdale College baseball players receive 2026 CSC Academic All-District recognition, highlighting their dual achievements in athletics and scholarship.
Jay Abernathy, a sophomore utility player for the Tennessee Volunteers, has announced his intention to enter the NCAA transfer portal after a season that saw the team finish 38‑22 and exit the NCAA Tournament in the Chapel Hill Regional.
Troy University’s baseball team has secured a spot in the NCAA Super Regional for the first time, joining a string of Sun Belt successes that have defined the conference’s recent dominance.
Jordyn Adams, a former first‑round MLB draft pick, is swapping the diamond for the gridiron at Southern Methodist University, raising questions about his eligibility and the path that led him from North Carolina to the pros and now to Texas.
Jordyn Adams, a top‑100 football recruit turned minor‑league baseball player, is seeking to resume his football career at SMU, pending potential NCAA eligibility reforms.
After a Round of 32 loss in the 2025‑26 NCAA Tournament, the Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball program is reshaping its lineup, retaining head coach Jan Jensen, and targeting a 20‑plus win season as a springboard toward deeper tournament runs.
The Cardinals’ latest recruiting haul brings together six portal additions and three freshmen, promising a dynamic shift for the upcoming season.
With three transfers already secured and a strong incoming class, Michigan evaluates a European prospect and ponders the future of its last scholarship slot.
A two‑month gap between the final conference games and the championship could upend student‑athlete schedules and test the NCAA’s ability to manage an enlarged postseason.
The latest Super Regional schedule reveals a mix of traditional powerhouses and first‑time contenders, highlighted by early upsets and a record number of conferences represented.
The University of Kansas announced its full non‑conference slate for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting home openers, high‑profile road trips and a series of tournament appearances.
Despite a nation‑leading 3.22 ERA and a 45‑14 record, the Beavers saw their campaign close with a seventh‑inning rally by Oregon, highlighted by standout performances from Wyatt Queen and a heartfelt reflection from coach Mitch Canham.
With one scholarship spot remaining, Michigan evaluates a Cal Poly transfer, potential overseas talent and the possibility of retaining its current roster, while NCAA recruiting rules loom.
The Crimson Tide will open the 2026 Super Regional against St. John's, with games streamed on ESPN2 and ESPN+.
The College Sports Communicators announced the 2026 NCAA Division III Academic All‑District® Baseball Team, highlighting 25 WIAC athletes who maintain a minimum 3.50 GPA while competing at the highest level.
Texas will welcome Oregon in a best‑of‑three series that determines a spot in the College World Series in Omaha, with the Longhorns entering as heavy favorites.
The Jayhawks secured a Super Regional berth at Hoglund Ballpark, now facing a talented Oklahoma team that upset the No. 2 national seed.
Freshman catcher Cash Williams has entered the NCAA transfer portal, joining a wave of departures that could see the Vols lose one or two catchers this offseason. With top prospect Sean Dunlap already committed, the program is reconfiguring its catching depth.
Despite a strong 41‑22 record, the Razorbacks exited the NCAA tournament in the Lawrence Regional, hampered by injuries, defensive lapses and a weakened pitching staff.
The Jayhawks will welcome the Sooners to Hoglund Ballpark for a best‑of‑three series that marks a milestone for the program, while Oklahoma seeks to extend its recent resurgence after a dramatic 10‑inning win.
The Bulldogs will play without third baseman Tre Phelps as they aim to end a 16‑year absence from the College World Series.