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Pepperdine University will open its state‑of‑the‑art arena, The Mountain at Mullin Park, on Dec. 5‑6, hosting basketball showdowns with Florida Gulf Coast and Boise State, while marking the end of an era at the historic Firestone Fieldhouse.
Former Missouri forward Jevon Porter, whose career has been defined by moves, injuries and legal battles, now seeks a final season at Loyola Marymount while his eligibility remains in doubt.
A recent court ruling grants Arizona State guard Moe Odum a fifth year of NCAA eligibility, allowing him to enter the transfer portal while preserving his final season of play.
Three ex‑baseball players who used insider information about Jack in the Box’s $575 million purchase of Del Taco have been sentenced to time served, with the judge highlighting their remorse and the case’s victimless nature.
Former college stars Reese Alexiades and DR Meadows, now key figures for the Savannah Bananas, use their entertaining brand of baseball to bring joy to young fans, support pediatric causes, and redefine the role of fun in youth sports.
Stefan Cicic, a 2024 graduate of Riverside Brookfield High School, is set to play for the University of Mississippi after a redshirt sophomore season that saw him average 11.6 points and 6.7 rebounds at Pepperdine.
Pepperdine University’s women’s soccer program introduces flexible ticket packages priced at $120, aiming to boost attendance at key matchups against USC, Arizona and Cal.
Pepperdine announced the signing of Oren Sahar, a 6‑4 guard from Tel Aviv, Israel, who arrives after a championship‑winning stint with Maccabi Tel Aviv and notable performances with Israel’s national teams.
A No.5 seed in the Midwest Region sets up a possible Sweet 16 matchup with Duke, while the SEC’s twelve teams and geographic seeding rules shape the Wildcats’ path.
Pepperdine announces the hiring of Maddi Desiano as an assistant coach, highlighting her championship pedigree, professional journey across three leagues, and recent literary debut.
Adrian Autry, a seasoned coach with a deep ACC background, is set to mentor players and bolster recruiting for Virginia's upcoming season.
Maddi Desiano, a San Clemente native and UCLA national champion, has been appointed assistant coach for the Pepperdine Waves women's soccer program, bringing professional and international experience to the roster.
Maddi Desiano, a UCLA national champion and former professional player, has accepted an assistant coaching role at Pepperdine, bringing a wealth of experience to the program.
The Butler Bulldogs finished a .500 campaign in the Big East, saw a cascade of player exits and a veteran coach’s retirement, and now face a uncertain future under a rookie head coach.
Former Indiana outfielder Brodey Bitove has committed to Boston College, bringing his collegiate experience and NECBL performance to the Eagles roster.
The Eagles’ latest transfer adds depth to the outfield while the program seeks new leadership after recent departures.
Pepperdine announced the hiring of Bryson LeBlanc, a recruiter and hitting coach with a track record of developing players who have reached the majors.
The University of Chattanooga has finalized its men's basketball roster for 2026‑27, adding eleven newcomers through transfers, international signings and high school recruits. The mix of experienced players and fresh talent sets the stage for a competitive season.
Junior right‑hander Charlie West is leading the 2026 Cape Cod League in strikeouts, posting a 2.16 ERA and delivering performances that echo his strong 2025 relief work and 2026 collegiate achievements.
Recent meetings in Los Angeles highlighted major athletic and operational changes, including new sports, scheduling reforms, and student‑athlete advocacy efforts.
Charlotte Abraham's sophomore campaign shows a marked rise in scoring, rebounding, and playmaking, positioning her as a key catalyst for Washington State's future success.
After a disappointing 2024‑25 campaign, the University of Virginia’s men’s basketball team has reshaped its roster, with several key transfers finding new homes and early signs of momentum emerging for the upcoming season.
Three Hoosier standouts — Jake Hanley, Cooper Malamazian and Brodey Bitove — have filed their paperwork to enter the NCAA transfer portal, each still holding two years of eligibility.
Former UVA player and longtime strength coach Mike Curtis is heading to the Memphis Grizzlies, where he will oversee health and performance. Meanwhile, Luke Toburen, who previously worked under Curtis, has been appointed director of sports performance for the Cavaliers.