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Gene Nakamura, who amassed 563 wins and dozens of championships during a 35‑year career, passed away on July 4. His legacy lives on through the players, students and colleagues he inspired.
Cole Moore, once a standout outside linebacker at Montana State, now shapes the University of Nevada’s football program as its general manager, blending recruitment strategy, financial oversight, and a deep trust in head coach Jeff Choate.
Adriana Contreras, recently appointed assistant coach at the University of Kentucky, balances her role on the pool deck with high‑level soccer officiating, crediting mentorship and a lifelong love of sport for her rise.
Justin McBride, a former James Madison standout, has chosen the Kentucky Wildcats after consulting coach Preston Spradlin, looking forward to a season opener at Rupp Arena and a full Kentucky basketball experience.
Keenan Dolan, a 6‑foot‑5 senior pitcher‑outfielder from Bishop Manogue High School, announced his commitment to the University of Nevada’s baseball program, choosing the Wolf Pack over a previous verbal pledge to South Carolina. His dual‑threat abilities, award‑winning season and proximity to the MLB draft make his decision a focal point for college and professional scouts alike.
Syracuse University is courting 2028 three‑star guard Ka'Shawn Gill, a Flint native who has already logged minutes in the Overtime Elite circuit and now competes in the Adidas 3SSB league, as a host of programs eye his commitment.
Kentucky’s junior forward Justin McBride, a transfer from Oklahoma State, Nevada and James Madison, is embracing humility and collaboration as he navigates a fresh playbook under Coach Mark Pope, seeking guidance from teammate Malachi Moreno to find his role on the roster.
The University of Southern Indiana announced the new coaching appointments, highlighting each hire's previous roles and achievements.
The Cyclones welcome a junior defender, a sophomore goalkeeper, and a redshirt sophomore midfielder who earned the 2025 Golden Boot Award, bolstering the roster for the upcoming campaign.
Transfer forward Justin McBride discusses his breakout season, his mentors, and the privilege of playing for Kentucky.
The University of Southern Indiana announced the hiring of three new assistant coaches, aiming to enhance its men's basketball program with proven expertise and fresh perspectives.
From Tustin to Huntington Beach, the region's standout seniors are locking in their college destinations, signaling a deep pool of talent heading into the next season.
The University of Nevada announced the hiring of Matthew Kinney as its new pitching coach, replacing Mark Moriarty and bringing a record of regional championships and player development to the program.
A May 1 gathering of Henderson High School students escalated into a violent confrontation, leading to a misdemeanor battery charge against a promising football recruit who had been courting several colleges.
The Wildcat Coal Lodge has become a hub of activity as Kentucky adds key transfers and brothers Braydon and Zyon Hawthorne to its lineup.
The NCAA's baseball transfer portal opens June 1‑30, prompting notable player transfers from Arizona State, including Cooper Clouser to Michigan and commitments from Jaxsyn Durst to Nevada.
Transfer portal activity highlights Durst’s move from Arizona State and the ripple effects on Nevada’s baseball squad
Michigan football is banking on a revamped offensive line, led by veteran assistants Jim Harding and Mike Lynch, as the program prepares for fall camp and a push toward a strong 2026 campaign.
After pledging to Arkansas in April, George VanSandt reopens his recruitment, drawing offers from several Pac‑12 and Mountain West programs.
After pledging to the University of Arkansas in April, tight end George VanSandt has reopened his college recruitment, reopening a decision that had seemed settled. The 6‑5, 235‑pound prospect from Portland, Oregon, now weighs new opportunities as the Razorbacks prepare for the 2027 class.
Ahead of the holiday weekend, the Nevada Wolf Pack football team took part in a series of strength contests with employees at Reno Tahoe Steel, highlighting community outreach efforts and the growing partnership between the university and local industry.
A record 17 athletes from McQueen High School signed letters of intent on Wednesday, showcasing the program's growing talent and community impact.