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Ceal Barry’s induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame celebrates a career that helped launch the WNBA and left an enduring mark on collegiate and international women’s basketball.
Despite a rain and lightning delay, the University of Colorado Buffaloes opened their 2026 soccer campaign with a 2‑1 win over Colorado State, highlighted by Zamorano’s first collegiate strike.
The Rams begin their Pac-12 campaign with home and away games against longtime rivals, aiming to build on recent successes and break new ground under head coach Keeley Hagen.
The University of Central Florida is gearing up for the 2026 college football season under head coach Scott Frost, with transfer Alonza Barnett III expected to lead a revitalized offense.
The 2026 Oregon State football staff features a blend of seasoned coaches and emerging graduate assistants, each bringing unique playing and coaching experiences to the program.
After two winless Big 12 seasons, the Cowboys hire Eric Morris, bring in key transfers, and schedule high‑profile matchups in hopes of a swift rebound.
Oregon State's 2026 defensive staff blends seasoned coordinators with proven recruiters, aiming to fix past shortcomings and strengthen the team's outlook.
Purdue’s receiving group blends proven returnees with experienced transfers, hoping to turn a persistent weakness into a strength for the upcoming season.
The Dallas Morning News has broadened its recruiting rankings to include 100 players for the Class of 2027, spotlighting five rising seniors who could make significant impacts in 2026.
After a 7‑6 2025 campaign, Clemson is reshaping its roster and committing to quarterback Christopher Vizzina as it eyes pivotal matchups against LSU, Miami and South Carolina.
After a 2025 season that saw the Wolf Pack rank near the bottom of FBS offenses, Nevada is banking on veteran coordinator Brett Bartolone, a competitive quarterback duel, and a challenging non‑conference slate to spark a resurgence.
Purdue football expects a more diverse and talented group of wide receivers in 2026, highlighted by newcomers such as Bisi Owens, Ricky Sampson and Jaylan Hornsby, while NCAA eligibility changes give players like Ricky Sampson and Corey Smith extra years to develop.
The Bulldogs rely on a core of returning starters as they aim for greater speed and defensive improvement.
A recent survey maps the primary sports passions of the nation's leading colleges, revealing how football and basketball shape tradition, fan devotion and institutional pride across campuses from the East Coast to the West Coast.
A ranking of Big 12 coaches reveals a spectrum of job security, highlighting alumni commitments, program revivals and the looming threat of replacement for several underperforming leaders.
Purdue announced its 2026‑27 non‑conference slate, featuring a December clash with Colorado at Indianapolis' Gainbridge Fieldhouse, part of a broader road test that includes top‑major opponents and an international Canada trip.
With training camp opening July 27, the Buffaloes are focused on chemistry among newcomers ahead of a September 3 season opener at Georgia Tech.
The Seawolves add a mix of domestic and international talent, each bringing unique experiences and impressive statistics.
With new coaches, a revamped roster and a high‑profile quarterback battle, Clemson is looking to turn the page after a 7‑6 year.
The Nittany Lions are evaluating key competitions at defensive end, tackle, running back, line, center and punter as they prepare for the upcoming season.
After an unbeaten season at UL Monroe, Bryant Williams transfers to Arkansas, bringing size, skill, and Razorbacks fandom to the SEC
After a high‑profile recruitment, Beau Pribula has been named Virginia’s starter, while the Volunteers add a new arm to their quarterback competition.
With a wave of transfers and key injuries, LSU’s coaching staff faces critical decisions at quarterback, wide receiver, and on both sides of the ball as the program aims for a playoff push.
Gabe Nesmith, a top‑30 national recruit, flips from the 2027 class to commit to Vanderbilt a year early, adding depth to a Commodores squad that returns Tyler Tanner and welcomes several high‑profile transfers. The move reshapes expectations for the SEC powerhouse.