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With his contract at Memphis set to end in 2026, veteran coach Brian Kelly is rumored to be eyeing several major‑conference jobs. Here’s a rundown of the schools that could be a fit.
A new partnership between the Syracuse Police Department and Syracuse University football aims to mentor local youth through a summer camp running from July 6 to August 7.
Donovan McNabb Jr., son of former NFL quarterback Donovan McNabb, has pledged to play college football at UNLV, bringing a modest high school résumé and a family connection that could influence the Rebels' future.
Donovan McNabb Jr., son of former NFL star Donovan McNabb, has pledged to play college football at UNLV, linking his family's gridiron legacy to a new era under head coach Dan Mullen.
The recent 3x3 basketball tournament raised money for local programs, highlighted by community partners and a meet‑and‑greet with Syracuse University players.
Ahmed Nur dazzled at the NBPA Top 100 Camp in Rock Hill, South Carolina, posting 14.8 points and seven rebounds per game while shooting 64% from the field and 58% from three‑point range. His standout numbers have attracted scholarship offers from several power‑five programs, including Syracuse, Arizona State and West Virginia, and have positioned him among the nation’s top 50 prospects.
A look at how American university soccer programs are producing World Cup‑caliber players, serving as national team bases, and reshaping the pathway to the globe’s premier tournament
Tammi Reiss, a former WNBA player and club owner, now leads the Florida Gators women's basketball program, bringing a unique blend of playing, coaching, and entrepreneurial experience.
Donovan McNabb Jr. balances a fierce high school career with a legacy of football greatness, while his twin sister shines on the softball field and his father takes on a new coaching role.
The upcoming ACC season promises drama as Florida State, Clemson, Miami and Virginia Tech navigate coaching pressures, talent acquisition challenges, and a daunting schedule.
Buddy Battle, a Syracuse University alumnus and former Sweet 16 standout, has rejoined the Orange’s basketball staff in a newly created hybrid position that blends player development with life‑skills mentorship.
After starring for Syracuse from 2016 to 2019, Battle is back in a new capacity, overseeing player development and wellness initiatives.
The Cavaliers return every key player from last season, bolstered by frontcourt talent and a data‑driven coach, but face a demanding slate that tests their backcourt inexperience.
Tyus Battle, the 18th leading scorer in Syracuse men's basketball history, has been appointed director of player development, bringing his extensive playing and coaching experience back to the university.
In his first months at Kansas State, offensive line coach Mike Schmidt is reshaping the Wildcats’ front, blending transfer talent with a culture of effort and attitude, while securing a promising 2027 recruiting class.
Syracuse University’s men’s basketball program is focusing on rebuilding for the 2026‑27 season, adding Ethan Butler and emphasizing sophomore guard Kiyan Anthony’s development as a key player.
Vanderbilt opens its 2026 football season against Austin Peay, highlighting roster changes, key players, and the stakes for both teams.
Coach Nevada Smith has finalized a 12‑player scholarship roster that mixes domestic talent with prospects from five countries, setting the stage for a summer of workouts designed to build trust and a “organized chaos” style of play.
The latest USA TODAY Florida Top 100 rankings for the class of 2027 have reshaped the state's recruiting landscape, with several players climbing the ladder and announcing their college choices.
The Wolverines open the 2026 season with a series of games that range from modest non‑conference foes to formidable Big Ten rivals, each offering a glimpse into the team’s progress under new leadership.
Indiana University plans to host at least two neutral‑site games in Indianapolis this season, with future East Coast opponents and a possible Diamond Cup appearance on the horizon.
A weekend of commitments expands Kansas's 2027 class to fifteen prospects, boosting its Big 12 and national rankings while adding talent from across the country.
After a challenging 2025 season, Boston College has bolstered its recruiting staff and secured early commitments from a diverse group of prospects, many of whom bring family ties to the program.
Princeton University announces Ross Brenner as its new Director of Operations for the men's basketball program, highlighting a career that spans video coordination, graduate assistance, and club coaching.