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The Princeton Tigers opened their season with a 4‑0 victory over Old Dominion, then endured a dramatic shootout loss to North Carolina before facing Rutgers at home.
Notre Dame enters the 2026 season as a top contender, boasting a Heisman‑candidate quarterback, a returning‑production‑rich roster and a soft schedule, while Wisconsin’s defense faces a tough test against Carr’s decision‑making and a powerful offensive line.
The Navy men's soccer team begins its home schedule with two early games, featuring a historic first meeting with Presbyterian and a broadcast on ESPN+.
Josie Painter and Serena Langendoen from Old Dominion University were selected to the Preseason All‑BIG EAST Team, highlighting their on‑field contributions and academic achievements as the program prepares to face Ohio State on August 28.
Campbell University secured a 2-0 win over Longwood University in their season‑opening women's soccer match, highlighted by goals from Avery Garrett and Ava Kanaar and a strong defensive showing by goalkeeper Anais van Doesburg.
The Thundering Herd open the 2026 campaign on September 5 at Penn State, a rematch of a rivalry that dates back to 1930. After a bowl‑ineligible 2025, Marshall enters the Sun Belt preseason poll third in the East, buoyed by a record‑breaking quarterback and a coaching staff anchored by Tony Gibson.
Old Dominion University will host Norfolk State on September 5 to begin its 2026 football season, aiming to build on a 10‑win campaign and a bowl victory. With head coach Ricky Rahne at the helm and a challenging non‑conference slate ahead, the Monarchs eye a strong push in the Sun Belt East Division.
Old Dominion University’s men’s soccer program unveiled a 15‑player recruiting class, featuring goalkeepers, defenders and forwards from Colombia, Italy, England, Germany, New York and Virginia, as the team looks to strengthen its roster for the 2026‑27 season.
After a distinguished tenure from 2012 to 2023, Randy Coble is back with the University of Vermont to help guide the program toward another America East title.
Eleven new student‑athletes, ranging from first‑year standouts to seasoned transfers, have committed to Old Dominion's women's soccer program, bringing diverse skills and international experience.
Old Dominion University’s women’s soccer program has unveiled its 2026‑27 recruiting class, featuring eleven new players who aim to strengthen the team for the upcoming season.
Danielle Bell, a seasoned assistant coach with extensive experience at Old Dominion, Gardner‑Webb, Norfolk State, Richmond, Auburn and Georgia, has joined Campbell University's women's basketball program, bringing a track record of winning seasons, WNIT appearances and academic excellence.
The Savannah-based Jenkins football program is moving up a classification, bringing together a talented group of seniors, college commitments and ambitious targets as they chase another deep playoff run.
James Madison University’s football program entered the 2026 season as the clear favorite in the Sun Belt East, earning 94 votes and 11 first‑place selections, while preparing for a high‑stakes rematch with Troy and a season‑opening showdown with Liberty.
Grace Hunter joins Old Dominion University's women's basketball staff to lead strength and conditioning initiatives, leveraging a distinguished playing career and recent coaching experience.
After a 7‑6 2025 campaign, Clemson is reshaping its roster and committing to quarterback Christopher Vizzina as it eyes pivotal matchups against LSU, Miami and South Carolina.
The Monarchs will open with an exhibition against VCU before launching their regular season at home against Western Michigan, with marquee matchups against Virginia, Virginia Tech and other regional foes.
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney reflects on a challenging 2025 season, details major staff and player changes, and sets lofty goals for a 2026 rebound.
Maryland retains 71% of its production and adds 15 three‑star transfers, including the Parker brothers, Preston Howard, Amari Jackson and others, aiming to climb higher in the national rankings.
At a recent Sun Belt Conference media event in New Orleans, Old Dominion’s head coach, running back Devin Roche and safety Mario Easterly discussed the team’s ambitions, roster changes and the upcoming home opener against Norfolk State.
Oregon announces the hiring of Ryan Fineman, a recruiter with a proven record at Troy, to lead its baseball recruiting efforts and assist the coaching staff.
The University of Oregon has appointed Ryan Fineman as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator, bringing a proven track record of talent acquisition and player development to a program on the rise.
After a string of high‑profile departures, the University of Oregon taps veteran recruiter Ryan Fineman to shore up its roster and keep top prospects home.
With new coaches, a revamped roster and a high‑profile quarterback battle, Clemson is looking to turn the page after a 7‑6 year.