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The Lumberjacks have released their full 2026 men’s soccer calendar, highlighting eight home contests, a series of exhibition games and a demanding road stretch that culminates in the conference tournament in Missoula.
The 2026 MLB Draft in Philadelphia highlighted a surge of regional talent, with the Mets selecting Aiden Robbins, the Padres drafting Ryan Lynch, and the Phillies adding four local players across multiple rounds.
Utah coach Morgan Scalley proposes moving bowl games to Week 0, expanding the College Football Playoff to 24 teams, and using financial incentives to keep players engaged while addressing fiscal pressures in college athletics.
Yahoo's comeback of College Fantasy Football spotlights the Power 4 conferences, especially the Big 12, where quarterbacks, running backs and receivers are poised to dominate fantasy scoring.
Kansas State has extended scholarship offers to cornerback Riley Lewis, quarterback Ty Snell, wide receiver Colton Laisure and tight end Caiden Snow, signaling an early investment in a class that will not arrive for several years.
An analysis of three fantasy football players whose 2026 projections may be overestimated, highlighting injury risks, contract concerns, and quarterback uncertainty
Analysts map out likely outcomes for the upcoming Big 12 season, highlighting teams poised for the playoff, mid‑tier battles, and the pressure on several coaches.
As the 2026 college football season approaches, the Big 12 finds itself at a crossroads. Programs are led by a mix of proven winners, rising innovators and coaches under intense scrutiny, setting the stage for a dramatic year of competition.
Arizona adds JUCO defensive back Harold Lusk II, its 13th defensive back recruit this offseason, completing a recruitment that began with a June offer and ends with a pledge to the Wildcats.
The 2026 NBA Summer League in Las Vegas will feature a contingent of Arizona players, including draft pick Carter Bryant and undrafted free agents Tobe Awaka, Brayden Burries, Koa Peat, Jaden Bradley and Anthony Dell'Orso, who will each showcase their talents on national television.
The former University of Arizona basketball player faces federal charges after a multi‑state scam that used fake cancer diagnoses, organ‑sale claims and other fabricated crises to extract over two million dollars.
Arizona head coach Brent Brennan addressed the media in Frisco, Texas, outlining the program’s cultural pillars, recent successes, and goals for a sustainable winning future.
Kansas State’s football program is poised for a breakout 2026 campaign, thanks in large part to a wave of high‑profile transfers from across the Big 12.
The network’s early rankings place Iowa State at the bottom of the Big 12, while Texas Tech is projected to repeat as champions, and three Iowa State players receive honorable‑mention recognition.
University of Arizona quarterback Noah Fifita, a redshirt senior, is emerging as a Heisman contender as he prepares for his final college season, aiming to capture a Big 12 title and a Rose Bowl.
A look at the life and career of Kenny Lofton, whose speed, defense, and baserunning defined an era of American League baseball.
The 2026 Big 12 Football Media Days will take place July 7‑8 in Frisco, Texas, with live broadcasts on ESPNU and Big 12 Studios, featuring discussions on Texas Tech’s off‑field issues, Deion Sanders’ Colorado rebuild, Arizona State’s quarterback questions and more.
A federal indictment alleges that former Arizona and Kentucky guard Kerr Kriisa defrauded two victims of nearly $2.2 million by posing as relatives, fabricating emergencies and even promising to sell his organs to repay debts.
Estonian basketball star Kerr Kriisa faces U.S. wire‑fraud charges after a $2.2 million scheme built on false stories and fake identities.
Former University of Arizona basketball player Kerr Kriisa has been indicted on federal wire‑fraud charges after prosecutors say he defrauded two victims of nearly $2.2 million using false identities and promises of repayment.
Federal prosecutors say former University of Arizona guard Kerr Kriisa fabricated elaborate stories to swindle victims out of over $2 million, prompting charges in West Virginia and raising questions about the reach of financial fraud in sports.
A former college basketball standout from Estonia faces federal charges after prosecutors say he orchestrated a fraud that stole over $2 million by fabricating personal hardships.
A former college basketball player faces federal charges after allegedly fabricating personal hardships to secure more than two million dollars from investors, while his athletic career spanned several universities and an upcoming stint in Estonia.
The arrest of Kerr Kriisa in Lexington comes as investigators allege a four‑year scheme that leveraged his connections in college basketball and a planned professional career in Estonia to defraud investors.