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Sam LeJeune, a top defensive line prospect from Mississippi, announced his pledge to Florida State after an official visit, edging out competition from Auburn, Washington and California.
A six‑week European tour and a headline‑making showing in Washington have turned Jalen Davis into the centerpiece of a high‑stakes recruiting chase.
Ahmed Nur dazzled at the NBPA Top 100 Camp in Rock Hill, South Carolina, posting 14.8 points and seven rebounds per game while shooting 64% from the field and 58% from three‑point range. His standout numbers have attracted scholarship offers from several power‑five programs, including Syracuse, Arizona State and West Virginia, and have positioned him among the nation’s top 50 prospects.
From a childhood shadowed by the UW campus to lifting a national title, senior midfielder Joe Dale recounts the bonds, challenges, and memories that shaped his collegiate soccer story.
A look at how American university soccer programs are producing World Cup‑caliber players, serving as national team bases, and reshaping the pathway to the globe’s premier tournament
Assistant coach Will Conroy reflects on the Trojans' roster depth, player development, and ambitions for the upcoming season.
Bill Sprinkle, a former University of Washington defensive back and father of current Huskies basketball coach Danny Sprinkle, died at 80 in Bismarck, North Dakota. His career spanned playing, coaching, and administration, with deep roots in Husky sports across three generations.
Lucas Morgan’s leadership helped Sumner reach the Class 4A state championship game, earning him the top honor in the 2026 All‑Area boys soccer selections.
Bob Simmons, the first Black head coach in Oklahoma State football history, passed away at 77. His six‑year stint produced 30 wins, a rivalry‑defining victory over Oklahoma, and the tragic loss of his son Nathan in a hit‑and‑run accident.
After a 4-8 season that marked the program's worst performance in three decades, the University of Wisconsin-Madison is reshaping its football team with new leadership, a bolstered roster and increased financial support.
Robert "Bob" Simmons, the first and only Black head coach in Oklahoma State football history, passed away at 77. His cause of death remains undisclosed, but his legacy endures through historic wins, a standout 1997 season, and a career that spanned playing, assisting, and leading programs across the United States.
Bob Simmons, the first Black head coach in the Big Eight Conference, passed away at 77, leaving a legacy of postseason breakthroughs, a coaching tree that includes Les Miles and Mike Gundy, and tributes from players like Kenyatta Wright.
Bob Simmons, the first Black head coach in Oklahoma State football history, passed away at 77. His career spanned OSU, Notre Dame, Washington and Colorado, leaving a lasting imprint on the sport.
Bob Simmons, the first African American head coach in Oklahoma State history, died at 77. His six‑year tenure produced landmark victories, a top‑12 season and a lasting impact on the sport.
A locker‑room video unveiled by assistant coach Mo Williams shows each Wildcat’s name alongside the number that will grace his jersey this year, highlighting notable changes such as Zyon Hawthorne’s rare No. 0 and Braydon Hawthorne’s move to No. 2, while linking current assignments to legendary figures in program history.
Freshman tight end Sam Hamilton signs with West Virginia University, drawing praise from coaches Neal Brown and Michael Nysewander after a standout high school career.
A look at how Zoom Diallo and Franck Kepnang are expected to shape Kentucky's 2026‑27 roster and chemistry.
The Wolverines face a challenging slate of opponents, each bringing new coaches, transfer portal moves, and key player storylines that could define the 2026 campaign.
Bob Simmons, who guided Oklahoma State through the move from the Big 8 to the Big 12, passed away at 77. His career included a standout 1997 season, conference coach of the year honors, and later roles at Notre Dame and Boulder High School.
Bob Simmons, the first and only Black head coach in Oklahoma State history, passed away at 77. His six‑year tenure produced a 1997 Big 12 Coach of the Year award, an 8‑4 record and a No. 12 national ranking, before he was succeeded by Les Miles.
Bob Simmons, the first Black head coach of the Oklahoma State Cowboys, passed away at 77, leaving behind a legacy of achievement and representation in the sport.
Bob Simmons, who led Oklahoma State from 1995 to 2000, left a legacy of breakthrough wins, player development and a pathway that helped shape the program’s future.
Bob Simmons, the first Black head coach of Oklahoma State football, passed away at 77, leaving a legacy of resilience and progress for the Cowboys program.
The University of Washington announced the hiring of DeAndre Haynes, a former Marquette assistant and professional player in Europe, to join the Huskies' staff for the 2026‑27 season.