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A look at the top high school quarterbacks in Greater Cincinnati, their achievements, college prospects, and the upcoming fan poll that will crown the region's best
A recent court decision opens the door for fifth‑year athletes to return for another season, reshaping roster strategies across the country and putting BYU in the mix for a high‑profile recruit.
Davis Steel secured the championship and the $2 million prize in a tightly contested Elam Ending, out‑shooting La Familia and dominating the boards.
A recent court ruling grants an additional season of eligibility to 2022‑23 players, prompting Michigan State forward Jaxon Kohler to consider a return while top programs such as Kentucky, Kansas and BYU line up for his services.
Three‑star tight end Marques Skinner, ranked No. 12 in the 2026 Dandy Dozen, seeks a fourth star while preparing to impact Riverside’s offense and defense in multiple roles.
A recent court decision has unlocked a fifth year of eligibility for college athletes, prompting former Michigan State forward Jaxon Kohler to consider his next move, with BYU’s NBA‑style system emerging as a key factor
A recent judicial decision restores eligibility for outgoing four‑year seniors, opening the door for Michigan State’s Jaxon Kohler to potentially return and reshape the team’s roster dynamics.
A recent court decision granting extra eligibility to 2022 recruits has opened the door for Michigan State forward Jaxon Kohler to pursue a fifth year, sparking interest from Kentucky, Kansas, BYU and a possible return to his alma mater.
A recent NCAA injunction makes 2022 high‑school graduates eligible for the 2023‑24 season, prompting BYU to target top big‑man prospects and reshape its roster under new scholarship and NIL constraints.
A late surge powered by Harvey’s bat and solid pitching propelled Brewster to an 8‑4 win over Yarmouth-Dennis, leaving the Whitecaps just one game back in the East Division standings.
The Buckeyes travel to San Juan for two August exhibition matches, using the trip to evaluate a revamped lineup before the regular season.
Will Stein takes the helm of Kentucky football, hoping to end a two‑year bowl absence as the Wildcats face a demanding slate of SEC opponents.
Clemson's latest recruiting win brings a top Georgia quarterback into the 2028 class, adding depth to a class already ranked among the nation's best.
Virginia will face a challenging slate of ranked opponents, including Arkansas, Kentucky, Duke and Battle 4 Atlantis participants, echoing the tradition of tough scheduling set by former coach Tony Bennett.
James Madison University revealed its full non‑conference slate for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting 17 home contests, exhibitions against Commonwealth rivals, and a road test at Kentucky that doubles as a homecoming for head coach Preston Spradlin.
From a Sweet 16 title in high school to a defensive anchor for the Wildcats, Jerone Morton returns home with a clear mission and gratitude for the opportunity.
A look at the standout performances of Jamier Montgomery and Brady Pettigrew, the rising prospects reshaping the recruiting landscape, and the growing trend of Illinois players heading to prep schools.
Recent realignments in college football have opened new pathways for programs like Louisville and Kentucky, whose preseason rankings and key player developments suggest they could reshape conference hierarchies this fall.
John Calipari's Arkansas Razorbacks field one of the youngest squads in the nation, featuring eight true freshmen among key contributors. The team's unprecedented youth raises questions about depth, physicality, and the ability to compete against older, more experienced opponents as they eye a Sweet 16 run.
A 78‑65 victory over JHX Hoops has put Kentucky's alumni team one game away from the $2 million TBT title, setting up a clash with either The Mecca or Davis Steel.
Archie Goodwin praises the current Kentucky Wildcats for their talent, character and the valuable mentorship they receive from alumni, a dynamic that could prove crucial in their upcoming season.
Pete Nochta has been appointed general manager of the University of Kentucky football program, overseeing personnel operations and recruiting strategy while bringing a lifelong connection to the state.
Kentucky football’s general manager Pat Biondo has resigned for personal reasons, prompting the promotion of assistant GM Pete Nochta, whose background in recruiting and family connections to the university position him to steer the Wildcats’ personnel strategy.
Pete Nochta, a Lexington native with deep ties to the University of Kentucky, has been appointed general manager of Kentucky football, inheriting a role once held by Pat Biondo and tasked with steering the program toward championship contention.