
South Florida Bulls Gear Up for Crucial Home Battle with UNF Ospreys
With a 4-0 all-time edge, a flawless coach record, and a storied program, South Florida looks to keep the momentum alive after a narrow loss to UCF.
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With a 4-0 all-time edge, a flawless coach record, and a storied program, South Florida looks to keep the momentum alive after a narrow loss to UCF.

The University of South Florida's defense, led by coordinator Josh Aldridge, emphasizes creating havoc through sacks, tackles for loss and relentless pressure, targeting a 25‑30% disruption rate that historically translates into nine or more wins.

On Aug. 28, the University of South Florida men's soccer team fell 2-0 to the University of Central Florida in Orlando, marking their first defeat since 2018.

The University of South Florida women's soccer team travels to DeLand for its first home‑field test of the 2026 campaign, hoping to turn a 0‑3 start into a victory over Stetson.

Facing a chaotic era in college athletics, BYU is restructuring its department to separate football and adopt a corporate model. The move reflects a broader trend seen at Stanford, South Florida and Utah, where former business executives and new hierarchies are reshaping how schools manage their athletic programs.

The Navy men's soccer team begins its home schedule with two early games, featuring a historic first meeting with Presbyterian and a broadcast on ESPN+.

The Bulls clinched their first win under George Kiefer, with key goals from Dominic Wilson, Pedro Faife and Matheo Becerra, and will next face UCF in Orlando on August 28, 2026.

Michigan State’s 2026 coaching staff, led by Pat Fitzgerald and bolstered by veteran assistants, reflects a deliberate return to a Midwestern football philosophy while navigating NCAA’s unlimited coach rule.

The University of South Florida men's soccer team will host West Florida on August 21 at Corbett Stadium, marking the first meeting between the programs and aiming to break a winless start under returning coach George Kiefer.

The Winthrop women's soccer team will host VMI on Thursday, August 20, looking to break a winless start and climb the Big South standings.

The Navy Men's Soccer team opened its 2026 campaign with a pair of matches in San Diego, marking the first time the squad has traveled to California for season‑opening games since 2006. Under new head coach John Hackworth, who brings three decades of experience from Major League Soccer and the U.S. Men’s National Team, the Midshipmen are looking to translate preseason optimism into results on the field. The roster features a blend of veteran leadership and fresh talent, with senior captain Nate Stewart anchoring the defense alongside returning midfielders Duncan Sullivan and Nick Gallucci, while forwards Gavin McBride and Liam Plum aim to add depth in attack. The team will miss the contributions of four departed starters, including leading scorer Andrew Schug and goalkeeper Robert Eaton, but the coaching staff believes the remaining players are ready to step up. Four current Midshipmen hail from California — Ben Leisegang, Will Boyd, Sam Clark and Yul Hong — giving the squad a familiar connection to the West Coast environment they will encounter in their upcoming fixtures. In addition to the California opponents, Navy will later face George Washington on August 28 at 7:05 p.m., a match that will test the team’s early‑season chemistry. The Midshipmen finished ninth in the Patriot League preseason poll, a respectable position that reflects both the program’s tradition and the challenges ahead. With a historic 70‑20‑15 record in season openers over 105 years, the team hopes to extend its winning streak as it begins the new campaign.

Creighton’s men’s basketball program announces eight new signees, including four‑star center Trevon Carter‑Givens and guard BJ Davis, as Coach Alan Huss looks to build on a decade of postseason success.

A five‑star recruit from Ohio transfers to the University of South Florida, bringing experience, versatility and leadership to a program eyeing a College Football Playoff run.

After opening losses to Gonzaga and Idaho, the University of South Florida and Washington State gear up for their inaugural encounter, a test of resilience for coaches Chris Brown and his counterpart.

The late Dan Holcomb, founding coach of the University of South Florida men's soccer program, was posthumously recognized for his transformative impact on the sport in Tampa Bay, leaving a legacy of championships, alumni success, and community growth.
The Calvary Day football team returns with 19 starters, a No. 1 state ranking and a revamped coaching staff, aiming for another deep playoff run

The Crimson Tide announce their full conference slate, highlighting a New Year’s Eve opener versus South Carolina and a mix of home and away games that will test the new coaching staff.

Stanford alumnus Mudia Reuben, recognized on the Allstate Wuerffel Trophy watch list, combines groundbreaking water‑well projects in Nigeria with top‑tier performance for the South Florida Bulls, while preparing for a new stadium and a pivotal 2026 campaign.

Winthrop University announced the hiring of Ronrico White, a coach with extensive SEC, Big South and Division III experience, to its basketball staff, emphasizing his championship record and history of developing professional talent.
Booker High School’s football program faces a roster upheaval after coach Carlos Woods was dismissed, with 21 players transferring and a new coach, Lance Hoeltke, taking the helm amid schedule changes.

The University of South Florida Women's Basketball team will headline the 2026 Cherokee Invitational, meeting Auburn and Middle Tennessee State in December, concluding a 14‑game non‑conference slate.

Predictions for LSU's 2027 rotation highlight returning aces, top transfer relievers, and a wave of freshman arms.

The Bears welcome three new faces — two seasoned transfers and a promising freshman — as they look to reload for a deep NCAA Tournament run.

A Colorado judge’s injunction lets Class of 2022 players extend eligibility, forcing teams to juggle roster limits, scholarship budgets and the prospect of veteran talent while the NCAA prepares to appeal.