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Coach Justin Gainey’s focus on defense, rebounding and teamwork defines N.C. State’s preparation, as new players join and veterans return for a season that promises tough matchups.
Purdue’s men’s basketball program is set to embark on a demanding overseas swing, traveling to Canada where it will contest four contests over a five‑day stretch. The series marks the first competitive benchmark for the 2026‑27 roster, giving the coaching staff a rare chance to evaluate chemistry under game‑like pressure.
Five promising freshmen — Brayden Sweeney, Ar'Mari Towns, Rico Schrieber, Josiah Hope and Jacobo Echeverria Lozano — are slated to influence Purdue's lineup as the program looks ahead to the 2026 season.
Purdue's linebacker unit combines experienced returnees with emerging talent, focusing on creating turnovers despite a youthful and inexperienced roster.
Omer Mayer is shifting his focus from scoring to orchestrating the offense for Purdue, stepping into a leadership role that echoes the legacy of Braden Smith while gearing up for a showcase trip to Canada.
Omer Mayer is transitioning from a scoring role to a facilitator for Purdue, bringing leadership and sharper shooting as the Boilermakers gear up for a Canadian tour under FIBA rules.
Purdue's men's basketball squad embarks on a four‑game Canadian tour in late July, offering a first look at new frontcourt talent and providing ticket and streaming details for fans.
In a packed schedule of four games over five days, Purdue will travel to Canada to evaluate its revamped roster, with Omer Mayer stepping into a primary ball‑handling role, C.J. Cox poised as the top scorer, and the center rotation still unsettled.
Redshirt freshman Antione West Jr. is set to play a pivotal role for Purdue’s 2026‑27 basketball squad, aiming to follow in the footsteps of Carsen Edwards under coach Matt Painter.
ESPN’s Football Power Index projects a 7.6‑4.4 record for Iowa in 2026, an 11.7% chance of reaching the College Football Playoff and a 1.7% chance of capturing the Big Ten, with detailed win probabilities against every scheduled opponent.
The Vols have announced a 14‑game non‑conference schedule that could expand to 15 contests, featuring seven power‑five opponents, a home series with Michigan State, a road test at Purdue, and a Thanksgiving tournament in Las Vegas.
Transfer Taylor Henderson, sidelined by an Achilles injury, is channeling her experience and resilience into a leadership role for Purdue's women's basketball team.
An inside look at how Purdue’s revamped roster, featuring newcomers like Antione West Jr. and Daniel Jacobsen, will be tested during a series of games in Canada, offering early clues about the team’s chemistry, rebounding and guard play.
Caden Pierce brings Ivy League accolades, multi‑position flexibility and a strong winning pedigree to Purdue, where coach Matt Painter believes he can quickly adapt to new systems and shine on the international stage.
The Boilermakers are banking on a revamped interior line, blending experienced transfers with homegrown talent as the NCAA's expanded eligibility window adds a new dimension to the 2026 season.
The Volunteers will open the season at home against Wofford before traveling to face Radford, Tennessee State and a series of high‑profile opponents, culminating in a tournament in Las Vegas that includes games against Maryland, Iowa State or San Diego State, and other national contenders.
Coach Darian DeVries adds 6‑foot‑11 Aiden Sherrell and 7‑foot‑2 Samet Yigitoglu, the tallest players in IU history, to combat a decade‑long lack of size in the Big Ten.
With a revamped offensive line, a new starting quarterback and a defense seeking improvement, Florida State looks to turn the page after a challenging year.
A preview of the region's most promising defensive backs and safeties, highlighting their performances, rankings and upcoming college destinations.
A look at the top Big Ten programs as the 2026 college football season approaches, highlighting Ohio State's dominance, Indiana's championship pedigree, and the rise of Oregon, Michigan, and Penn State.
From record‑breaking crowds to hometown heroes, Indiana’s high school basketball finals from 1990 to 1999 defined a unique chapter in the sport’s history.
The 1990s saw Indiana's basketball crown jewels staged at the Hoosier Dome, where attendance records were set, iconic athletes emerged, and a cultural legacy that still resonates.
A personal reflection on how the team's breakthrough resonates with a Jewish basketball player dreaming of international play.
The Hawkeyes open the 2026 season with three manageable games, but the road ahead in the Big Ten promises marquee matchups that could shape their College Football Playoff aspirations.