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With a 92 overall grade in the upcoming EA Sports College Football 27, Cam Coleman is positioned as the third‑best receiver in the nation, drawing the eye of Arch Manning and fans alike as Texas prepares for a high‑stakes season.
Athlon Sports has revealed the 2026 All‑America College Football Team, a preseason snapshot that projects the brightest talents who will shape the next season. The list, determined by a combination of career statistics, award history and expected on‑field impact, showcases a record‑setting presence from the SEC, which accounts for 48 of the 2026 honorees.
Rutgers’ top receiver K.J. Duff is set to challenge the Trojans’ defensive backs, offering a glimpse of the playmakers the Ducks will face later in the season.
Virginia will welcome California to Scott Stadium on November 14, a first‑time meeting that could decide the ACC race. Coach Tony Elliott stresses the importance of finishing strong, while Cal’s new coach Tosh Lupoi looks to reshape the roster after a wave of departures.
The latest USA Today Network rankings reveal a flood of Division I offers, dramatic moves and new commitments across the Akron‑Canton area.
Virginia Tech’s men’s basketball program entered the 2025‑26 season with a promising 11‑2 start in non‑conference play, only to see its momentum stall during ACC competition. Injuries and close defeats left the team outside the NCAA Tournament, a result that has become all too familiar for the Hokies in recent years. The NCAA announced an expansion to 76 teams beginning next March, a change that could open a new pathway for Virginia Tech. Early bracketology from CBS Sports placed the Hokies among the ‘Last Four In,’ while ESPN analyst Joe Lunardi kept them on the outside looking in, highlighting the uncertainty surrounding their at‑large prospects. Roster movement has been a focal point of the offseason. Key contributors Amani Hansberry, Tyler Johnson and Ben Hammond are slated to return, providing continuity and experience. Freshmen Neoklis Avdalas and Christian Gurdak, however, have transferred out, prompting the coaching staff to integrate new talent while preserving the core that helped the team start strong. Beyond the court, Virginia Tech’s athletics department announced it would decline any invitation to the NIT, a decision that reflects a shift in strategic priorities. The administration, led by the university’s sports administration, is now focused on aligning resources with a realistic path to NCAA qualification. Fans and analysts alike are hopeful that the combination of a larger tournament bracket, a retooled roster and a clear coaching philosophy will translate into a postseason berth. If the Hokies can translate early-season promise into consistent ACC performance, a return to March Madness may finally materialize.
A look at the standout backs from the Greenville, Spartanburg and Anderson area who are shaping the 2026 class, their college commitments and early statistical achievements.
A look at the elite high school running backs in the Greenville, Spartanburg and Anderson region, their rankings, college choices and what lies ahead.
The Wyoming Valley Conference showcases elite high school baseball talent, with numerous players posting impressive batting averages, RBIs, and ERA figures while securing spots at top universities.
Texas Longhorns are preparing for a 2026 season that could see them contend for a deep playoff run, driven by quarterback Arch Manning and a host of high‑profile transfers.
An early look at the 2026 ACC football outlook, highlighting teams projected for success, those battling quarterback issues, and the storylines that will define the season.
With the June 15 contact period in effect, Marquette's staff has begun courting a handful of high‑school sophomores who could shape the program's next recruiting class.
LeBeauf, celebrated for her recruiting prowess and player development, replaces Michaela Onyenwere and will be honored in a pregame ceremony.
South Carolina's 2027 class now stands at nine commitments, highlighted by the addition of three-star tackle Clayton Lee, a Florida native, and the transfer of Stetson lineman Vincent Chen.
UCLA announced the return of assistant coach Shannon LeBeauf as associate head coach, honoring her 14‑year partnership with head coach Cori Close and her induction into the A STEP UP Assistant Coaches Hall of Fame.
The Hawkeyes have announced a slate that includes games against Creighton, Xavier, Iowa State and a host of Big Ten rivals, with coach Ben McCollum emphasizing strategic scheduling to boost postseason prospects.
Notre Dame's 2027 defensive line class receives a major boost with five-star end Abraham Sesay's commitment, a recruit who chose the Irish over LSU, Penn State and Florida State.
Abraham Sesay, a 6-foot-5 defensive end with 13 sacks last season, has committed to Notre Dame, choosing the Irish over several powerhouse programs and adding to a 2027 class that already features elite talent.
Four‑star offensive lineman Terrance Smith announced his commitment to LSU, choosing the Tigers over Rutgers, Auburn and Tennessee. His pledge joins a series of high‑profile recruits that could reshape the program’s future.
The state's upcoming 2027 high school football class features three five‑star prospects and twelve blue‑chip players, drawing national attention as commitments roll in.
The 2027 Pennsylvania high school football class features three five-star recruits — Maxwell Hiller, Kemon Spell and Abraham Sesay — and a dozen blue-chip players committing to top programs across the country.
Florida will open against Miami in Tampa, travel to Orlando for a first‑time showdown with Georgia Tech, and test themselves against Duke, Florida State and a Vegas tournament that includes Notre Dame.
The Yellow Jackets enter their second year with coach Karen Blair, boasting a roster that blends ACC standouts, graduate transfers and promising newcomers, setting the stage for a challenging non‑conference slate.
A look at the quiet forces — Cody Riley, Myles Johnson, David Singleton, Skyy Clark, Jaime Jaquez and Jaylen Clark — who left a lasting imprint on UCLA's men's basketball program.