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The latest power rankings highlight USC's title potential, Michigan's Final Four outlook, Iowa's transfer boost, and a host of other storylines shaping the Big Ten women's basketball landscape.
Fordham University’s women’s soccer team has released its 2026 fall schedule, featuring 18 regular‑season games, two preseason exhibitions and a full Atlantic 10 slate that culminates with the conference championship in mid‑November.
The Cowboys are reshaping their squad with nearly five dozen newcomers while keeping core veterans, setting the stage for a competitive season.
Transfer linebacker Caleb Wheatland arrives in East Lansing with a proven track record of sacks, tackles and special‑teams impact, aiming to bolster Michigan State's front seven this season.
Two undefeated high school teams from Maryland’s Bayside South have secured spots in the upcoming state championship games, each aiming to etch a memorable chapter in their programs’ histories.
Theo Edema, a 4‑star center originally ranked No.33, will reclassify to the 2026 class and join St. John's this summer, adding depth to a frontcourt that already includes Lazar Stojkovic and Ruben Prey.
Michigan State basketball is setting its sights on a national title next season, building on back‑to‑back Elite Eight and Sweet Sixteen finishes. Coach Tom Izzo emphasizes cutting turnovers, raising assist rates, and tightening three‑point defense.
The Lady Vols enter the 2026‑27 campaign with a completely new roster, 13 transfers, a freshman signing class and third‑year head coach Kim Caldwell at the helm.
The Lady Vols basketball team has reshaped its lineup for the 2026‑27 campaign, adding 13 transfers and a 2026 signing class. Below is a look at the players, their backgrounds, and the coaching staff driving the transformation.
Theo Edema, a highly-touted center from the class of 2027, has pledged to St. John's men's basketball and will reclassify to play in the 2026 season.
Highly touted center Theo Edema has pledged to St. John’s University, reclassifying to the 2026 class after a recruitment battle that included Stanford, Maryland and BYU. The 6‑foot‑11, 235‑pound big man brings elite defensive skills and a championship pedigree to the Big East program.
Jarrell Chandler, a top‑ranked safety from Halls High School, chose Clemson over Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Miami and several other programs, bringing the Tigers' 2027 class to seven commitments.
The Bishop O'Connell Knights secured their first WCAC baseball tournament title since 1999, finishing a 27-win campaign with a dramatic win over St. Paul VI Catholic Panthers.
The latest wave of player movements sees powerhouse programs bolstering their lineups while rebuilding teams seek fresh talent, setting the stage for a competitive season ahead.
Theo Edema, a top-ranked center, chose St. John’s over Maryland, prompting the university to address a thin frontcourt while its track and field team celebrates new records and a soccer forward heads to Indiana.
The Cowboys are adding nearly 50 new faces, including graduate‑transfer quarterback Tyler Hughes and safety Da'Marion Brownlee, while losing top receivers and cornerbacks ahead of the new season.
Ohio State's baseball team has surged thanks to a strengthened rotation and impactful newcomers, positioning them as a serious contender in the upcoming Big Ten Tournament.
The Tar Heels are banking on Bobby Petrino’s play‑calling and the return of standout talent to climb from a 120th‑ranked offense.
North Carolina’s football program entered the offseason aware that its offense had become a bottleneck, finishing the 2025 campaign ranked 120th nationally with just 19.2 points per game. The numbers painted a stark picture of a unit that struggled to move the ball and convert opportunities, prompting leadership to seek a turnaround before the 2026 schedule begins.
Michigan State’s hiring of Pat Fitzgerald, bolstered by a strong transfer class and retained star players, aims to climb the Big Ten rankings despite recent losses.
Aki Collins, now player personnel director for Maryland basketball, discusses the challenges of modern recruiting, the impact of booster funding, and the growing influence of NIL agents as he looks toward a potential national championship.
Indiana’s latest recruitment coup sees Chase Lumpkin, a 4‑star guard ranked No. 44 nationally, commit to the Hoosiers, joining fellow 4‑star Chase Branham in the 2027 class.
Purdue adds Cal Baptist to its non-conference schedule for a December 21 showdown, while also locking in games against Gonzaga, Tennessee, Iowa State and a full Big Ten slate.
At the University of Maryland, student managers like Grant Kirstukas and Aaron Waldman handle equipment, scouting, and logistics, ensuring the baseball team operates efficiently while juggling full course loads.