
Julian Lewis Leads Colorado’s 2026 Quarterback Revival
Redshirt freshman Julian Lewis is slated to start for Colorado in 2026, but his development will be tested against a group of promising quarterbacks and a new challenger.
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Redshirt freshman Julian Lewis is slated to start for Colorado in 2026, but his development will be tested against a group of promising quarterbacks and a new challenger.

Bill Belichick enters his second season as head coach at North Carolina, aiming to rebound from a 4‑8 record. The Tar Heels have added 61 players, including quarterback Billy Edwards and offensive coordinator Bobby Petrino, while bolstering a defense that finished 25th in yards per play. With returning running back Demon June and a schedule featuring competitive matchups, the team eyes a five‑win target.

VCU and Saint Louis shared the conference crown last year, but a wave of departures and newcomers sets the stage for a competitive 2026‑27 campaign.

Eight players have left Georgia Tech following the dismissal of head coach Damon Stoudamire, paving the way for fresh talent and a new coaching direction.

A look at the sophomore athletes who built on breakout freshman years, delivering eye‑catching stats and poised to become the next household names in college football.

In a thrilling Saturday at the 2026 ACC baseball tournament, Georgia Tech routed Miami 9-3, capitalizing on early offense and a historic home run tally, while North Carolina and Pittsburgh battle for the other championship slot.

The third‑seeded Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets will host the Miami Hurricanes in a high‑stakes ACC Tournament semifinal on Saturday, May 22, at 11:00 a.m. ET, with a championship spot on the line.

The Buffaloes have added a four‑star safety and a three‑star edge rusher to a growing 2027 roster, signaling a aggressive recruiting push under Coach Prime.
The Miami Hurricanes, seeded fifth, open the ACC tournament against Stanford, hoping to overcome the absence of All‑ACC third baseman Daniel Cuvet and a bullpen that has struggled of late.

Tuesday’s opening games saw Duke rout NC State 21-12 and Stanford beat California 11-4, setting the stage for a full week of ACC baseball action culminating in a Sunday finale on ESPN2.

The 2026 ACC baseball tournament opens in Charlotte, North Carolina, featuring 16 teams in a single-elimination format, with the top four receiving quarterfinal byes. Georgia Tech enters as a heavy favorite after a historic regular season, while North Carolina sits No. 2 in the national rankings.

The Atlantic Coast Conference’s baseball championship begins with sixteen teams competing in a single‑elimination format in Charlotte, North Carolina, featuring favorites such as Georgia Tech and North Carolina.

The University of New Mexico adds two three‑star recruits to its 2027 class, highlighting a promising recruiting push.

Despite a late‑season slump, Virginia's baseball team enters the ACC Tournament with a chance to defy expectations and advance deep into the bracket.

Sports Illustrated’s latest forecast outlines the ACC’s starting quarterbacks for the 2026 season, blending statistical performance with the impact of offseason moves.

Aidan O’Neil, a 6‑foot‑5, 250‑pound defensive end from New Jersey, announced his pledge to the University of Notre Dame, a decision that underscores the program’s appeal and promises to shape his path toward the NFL.

With a 2‑1 edge over Miami and a string of steady performances, the Yellow Jackets are among the dark‑horse teams eyeing the ACC championship in 2026, a race now crowded with several programs jostling for the top spot.
UCF’s women’s basketball program welcomes a pioneering coach and a diverse group of transfers, blending returning starters with new talent to reshape the team’s outlook.

Oluwasemilore Olubobola, a 6‑foot‑6, 295‑pound five‑star recruit, announced his non‑binding commitment to Notre Dame on May 12, joining a class that already features top‑100 talents and four‑star tackle James Halter.
Oluwasemilore Olubobola, a 6‑foot‑6, 295‑pound offensive tackle from St. Peter’s Prep, announced his commitment to Notre Dame on May 12, selecting the Fighting Irish over Miami and Texas A&M. The five‑star recruit, ranked as the top prospect in New Jersey and the No. 3 tackle in his class, brings a highly anticipated addition to a class that already includes James Halter and could become the highest‑rated signee since Rodney Dunham in 2026.

A 0-2 start gave way to ten consecutive victories, a Heisman nod for Jeremiyah Love, and a quarterback of the future in CJ Carr, yet the Irish were edged out by Miami for the final playoff spot.