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The University of Alabama announced that it will host Samford University during the 2026‑27 season, renewing a rivalry that has seen the Tide dominate eight of nine meetings.
Alabama’s men’s basketball team will host Samford for the first time since 2010, marking a new chapter in a dormant rivalry.
The Crimson Tide will host Samford at Coleman Coliseum, marking a return to a rivalry that last saw Alabama pull away 79‑60. Coach Lennie Acuff’s Bulldogs enter the season after a 18‑14 finish, while Alabama’s roster prepares for a gauntlet of opponents including Baylor, Gonzaga/Kansas State, Miami and Houston.
Clemson University reshapes its football coaching staff after a 7‑6 2025 season, rehiring Chad Morris, hiring Rich Bisaccia and committing $11.35 million to top assistants for 2026.
Head coach T.J. Otzelberger finalizes a staff that blends collegiate success with international playing backgrounds, while promoting internal talent to key development roles.
Stephen F. Austin State University hosted a series of prospect camps in June, attracting high school athletes who received offers and shared positive experiences about the coaching staff's dedication and supportive atmosphere.
The recent World Cup has reignited interest in soccer among American children, prompting experts to watch how many will become lifelong fans.
The Gators secured commitments from Samford catcher Eddie Marshall and Florida Gulf Coast standout Jon Embury, adding depth and experience to a position group that already includes returner AJ Malzone and freshman Luke Labbe.
Jacksonville-born athletes contributed to championship runs and individual accolades across the nation, highlighting a standout season for regional baseball talent.
In a recent interview, Coach Kaleb Canales detailed the skills and potential impact of his team's centers, highlighting the arrivals of transfers Brock Felder and Augustine Ekwe and the experience of returning player Declan Cutler.
The World Cup is turning early childhood play into a potential lifelong passion, reshaping soccer's place in U.S. culture and opening new routes for women's and professional soccer.
The World Cup is sparking renewed interest in youth soccer across the United States, a trend that could reshape the nation's sporting landscape and create lifelong fans.
The upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup is sparking unprecedented interest in soccer among U.S. youth, with experts watching to see if the momentum will translate into lifelong fandom and broader cultural impact.
Freshman offensive guard Tyler Thomas, once a little‑known prospect, is now being discussed as a viable starter for the Aggies after impressive preseason performances.
The 2026 season begins with road tests in the Midwest and South, culminating in a home opener against Belmont and a full slate of conference battles.
The Rhythm posted a six‑win stretch, including an unbeaten week, while the Gallatin Longhunters held a narrow league lead.
Transfer infielder Will Craddock arrives from the University of South Carolina, bringing a .260 average, 10 home runs and 36 runs from his freshman season, and joins a roster reshaped by multiple transfers.
The University of Cincinnati’s basketball program is entering a pivotal phase as third‑week summer workouts under new head coach Jerrod Calhoun take shape, emphasizing unity and teamwork while preparing for an August trip to the Bahamas.
A recent ranking highlights the coaches whose achievements defined the 1990s, from championship builders to program transformers, and whose legacies still echo in today’s game.
Marshall University announced the addition of Scott Padgett to its men's basketball coaching staff for the 2026‑27 season, alongside former player Robby Williams, highlighting a blend of championship experience and developmental talent.
Kennesaw State University announced a four‑coach expansion that brings extensive Division I and professional experience to the Owls' bench.
The latest analysis spotlights standout players from the Mississippi Coast’s Class of 2027, highlighting their stats, recruitment trajectories, and the potential impact on next season’s landscape.
Carter Welling’s ACL injury sustained in March will sideline him for up to a year, but the Clemson coaching staff remains hopeful he could be back by December 2026.
Center Carter Welling’s ACL injury sustained in the ACC Tournament could sideline him until December, prompting Coach Brad Brownell to rely on transfers and freshmen for the early slate of games.