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Colby College has appointed Adrienne Shibles as its new head coach for women’s basketball, tapping a leader whose career spans nearly three decades of success at elite liberal‑arts institutions and a deep connection to Maine’s basketball community.
LSU’s head coach Kim Mulkey has mapped out a demanding nonconference schedule that includes matchups with UConn, Villanova, North Carolina State and North Carolina, signaling an intent to test her roster early and build confidence for the SEC season.
The Arizona Cardinals' rookie safety, Wydett Williams, has been granted a temporary restraining order that could allow him to play an additional season in college. His move comes as the NCAA faces multiple lawsuits over its revised five‑year eligibility rule, and as roster constraints in the NFL tighten.
Indiana University’s men’s soccer team opens its 2025 season against Notre Dame in Bloomington, a rivalry that blends historic dominance with a loaded roster of transfers and prospects.
Former Florida State forward Alex Steen sues the NCAA to gain a fifth year of eligibility, challenging the 5-in-5 rule that bars athletes who did not redshirt.
The Crimson open the 2026 campaign at home against Stony Brook, seeking to rebuild a defense that lost two stalwarts while leveraging returning talent and international recruits
In a recent interview, University of Connecticut head coach Dan Hurley discussed the team's current state, key matchups, and strategic adjustments in college basketball, highlighting injuries, transfers, and the broader ACC and NCAA tournament context.
With 15 players on the roster and a court‑approved fifth season for 2022 high school graduates, Coach Lamont Paris explains why the Gamecocks are not planning additions, even as the NCAA appeals the injunction.
The lawsuit challenges NCAA transfer restrictions that could affect thousands of college athletes.
After a 5-8-3 season that featured wins over two top-five teams, Michigan State’s men’s soccer squad is banking on a deep roster, key transfers and a demanding schedule to break an eight-year NCAA tournament drought.
Duke University's men's basketball team earned the top overall seed for the early 2026 NCAA tournament, reflecting a season marked by balanced offense, stout defense and key victories.
RJ Luis, a former St. John's star and Big East Player of the Year, has taken the NCAA to court to obtain a fifth season of eligibility for 2026‑27, with a key hearing set for August 24 in Baton Rouge.
The Aggies confront a rugged schedule that blends home rivalries with road battles against traditional powers, forcing a critical evaluation of their depth and resilience.
The Cardinals are rebuilding around returning stars and fresh draft talent as they prepare for a full fall schedule at Jim Patterson Stadium.
Diego Hernandez tops national preseason rankings, while Braden Dunham and Luke Munson bring fresh energy to a Furman team opening its 2026 campaign against Clemson.
UConn's Geno Auriemma, in his 42nd season, leads a team anchored by National Player of the Year Sarah Strong, while Dawn Staley's South Carolina prepares a title‑caliber roster. Tickets for the Basketball Hall of Fame Women's Showcase go on sale September 4.
A federal court injunction has reopened the path for Michigan State’s Jaxon Kohler to potentially return to college basketball, sparking a broader debate over the NCAA’s eligibility rules.
Graduate transfer Jaxon Kohler, a 6‑foot‑10 forward with strong offensive numbers, is exploring moves to Kentucky, BYU, Kansas and Louisville after securing a Temporary Restraining Order against the NCAA.
Kutztown University’s field hockey team tops the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference preseason poll for a third straight season after a record‑breaking 20‑2 campaign, returning three All‑Americans and preparing to host a September 2026 tournament.
After a historic absence from the NCAA tournament, the University of Maryland field hockey team is reshaping its roster, tactics and mindset under veteran coach Missy Meharg, with sisters Josie and Jordyn Hollamon leading a revitalized backline and a high‑pressing, fast‑transition style.
Thomas Batties II, a senior guard for Harvard, has been appointed to the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Oversight Committee, adding a player‑centric perspective to college basketball governance.
Purdue University announced a multi-year sponsorship with Progressive Insurance that will place the insurer's logo on the field at Ross-Ade Stadium, signaling an expanded commercial strategy for the football program.
Purdue announced a multi‑year partnership with Progressive Insurance that will see the insurer’s logo displayed on the playing field at Ross‑Ade Stadium beginning in 2026, reflecting a new era of corporate involvement in college athletics.
Jordan Pope, a transfer guard recovering from foot surgery, has pledged to join Texas A&M, bringing veteran experience and scoring depth to the Aggies’ upcoming season while his NCAA eligibility remains under review.