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ESPN’s Tom Luginbill predicts Auburn quarterback Byrum Brown will rank among the SEC’s elite, citing his rare combination of 3,000 passing yards and 1,000 rushing yards last season.
Curt Ellis, a versatile athlete from Blountstown, Florida, announced his commitment to the University of Connecticut’s football program for the 2027 class, bringing a blend of receiving skill and special‑teams experience.
Mateo Serna, a switch‑hitting catcher with a .239 career average and a .988 fielding percentage, has committed to Alabama via the transfer portal, joining a group of new arms that could reshape the team’s dynamics.
The Buckeyes are entering the 2026 season with a fresh offensive coordinator, a promising quarterback in Quinn Ewers, and a defense that remains among the nation’s best under Jim Knowles.
A standout recruit from Jacksonville Bolles School commits to Michigan, bolstering the program's 2028 class with elite size, vision and versatility.
The Tigers are reshaping their identity with an uncompromising defensive philosophy that dovetails with Alex Golesh's high‑octane attack, a strategy that has deep roots in recent college football history.
A growing trend sees coaches and quarterbacks relocate as a unit, reshaping program building and player movement.
Auburn’s football program is pinning its hopes for a turnaround in 2026 on a quarterback who can do it all.
UCF is hosting a series of elite recruits, including standout punter James Reynolds and quarterback Thaddeus Thatcher, as the program looks to bolster its 2026 class.
The university announced the hiring of Dennis Hopson, a longtime Ohio State record‑holder and NBA champion, to lead its new NAIA basketball program.
Dennis Hopson, a longtime Ohio State scoring record holder and NBA champion, has been appointed head coach of Florida Polytechnic's brand‑new NAIA basketball program, bringing his extensive playing and coaching background to a school known for its academics and location.
The George Rogers Clark High School boys basketball team began its summer schedule in the 2026 KABC Bluegrass Shootout, delivering strong performances, earning NCAA recruiting interest, and preparing for the upcoming season at the Madison Central Team Camp.
With a fresh coaching staff, key transfer additions, and a challenging slate of games, Auburn aims to climb from a 77th‑ranked offense and a 29th‑ranked defense to a bowl‑eligible season in 2026.
Auburn is reshaping its roster ahead of the September 26 showdown with Vanderbilt, hoping to turn a 29th‑ranked defense into a bowl‑eligible contender.
Phil Steele’s latest SEC projections place Auburn at No. 9, citing the arrival of former South Florida standouts and a revamped coaching staff.
Corey Kling, a right‑handed pitcher who excelled at Arizona, commits to Auburn, bringing a strong strikeout record and postseason experience to the Tigers' staff.
Mudia Reuben, a USF wide receiver, founded the Nigeria Water Project in 2024, using his NIL earnings to drill wells in six villages and study pharmaceutical nanotechnology for global impact.
Clemson's program ended a disappointing season without the NCAA Tournament, prompting a wave of roster changes ahead of the next campaign.
Alabama's baseball program has landed a standout pitcher from the University of South Florida, bolstering its staff ahead of the next campaign.
A look at the rising stars, coaching strategy, and upcoming home fixtures that could determine the club’s regular‑season title.
Jason Slay has been hired as an assistant coach for the Cincinnati Bearcats men's basketball team, bringing a decade of coaching experience and a record of player development to the program.
Michael Senay, a standout pitcher from South Florida, announced his commitment to Alabama on X, bringing a 3.58 ERA and three years of eligibility to a program fresh off a historic 2026 campaign.
Jason Slay's hiring adds NIT‑final experience to Cincinnati's coaching staff as the Bearcats prepare for a November debut.
Ahead of the upcoming campaign, USF men's basketball coach Chris Mack has assembled a 15‑player roster heavy on transfers and seasoned talent, aiming to forge a cohesive unit through summer workouts and a shared defensive identity.