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Head coach Bill Belichick has assembled a competitive group of four quarterbacks for the North Carolina Tar Heels, who will open their 2025 season against TCU in Dublin on August 29.
Coach Bill Belichick has yet named a leader among four competing quarterbacks — Billy Edwards Jr., Miles O’Neill, Au’Tori Newkirk and freshman Travis Burgess — as the team prepares for practice beginning July 30 and a season‑opening game against TCU in Ireland on August 29.
After stints in Finland, Russia and China, defenseman Wyatt Kalynuk signs with EC Salzburg, joining NHL veterans Michael Raffl and Adam Brooks in a league that blends European talent with North American experience.
Fall camp battles at Wisconsin highlight quarterback, line, and receiver races as the Badgers prep for a season‑opening showdown with Notre Dame.
Freshman forward Brent Solomon receives an invitation to the 2026 World Junior Summer Showcase, highlighting his rapid ascent and Wisconsin’s strong hockey pipeline.
A running back whose early years were marked by asthma and low expectations has emerged as the most talked‑about player on LSU’s spring practice field, drawing the attention of coach Lane Kiffin and reshaping his football trajectory.
The University of Wisconsin women's hockey team has landed two top recruits from the Minnesota Golden Gophers' class of 2027, highlighted by forward Annabelle Lovell's Instagram announcement.
The Badgers secured verbal commitments from two Minnesota Golden Gophers forwards, highlighted by Annabelle Lovell's Instagram announcement and her decision to join Wisconsin under coach Mark Johnson.
A preview of the top American talent set to make an impact as the 2026 recruiting cycle opens on August 1, highlighting key forwards, defensemen, goaltenders and the pathways that will define their development.
Wisconsin forward Nolan Winter, recovering from an ankle injury, watches the team’s summer workouts and sees new frontcourt pieces stepping up, including Will Garlock and Victory Onuetu, as the Badgers look to rebuild their interior presence.
Ella Mullin, a standout midfielder from Mohonasen High School, has pledged to play Division I soccer at the University of Wisconsin, turning down offers from Michigan State, Purdue, Maryland and Florida.
After a disappointing 4-8 campaign, the Badgers are focusing on developing playmakers, securing a quarterback, and reinforcing a defense that lost its top edge rushers, all while protecting a promising 2027 recruiting class and integrating new leadership.
An offseason analysis of Wisconsin basketball's roster moves, leadership changes, and recruiting undercurrents.
Duke's 2026‑27 roster blends returning starters, strategic transfers and a towering height profile, positioning the Blue Devils as a formidable force in next season's college basketball landscape.
The 2026‑27 men’s college basketball season promises dramatic changes, from high‑profile coaching moves to marquee player returns and a transfer portal that has reshaped rosters nationwide.
The Idaho Steelheads have re‑signed Ty Pelton-Byce, a key offensive contributor, for the upcoming 2026‑27 campaign.
From forward phenoms to towering defensemen, the next wave of U.S. prospects is emerging, blending family legacies, record‑breaking seasons and international draft highlights.
The Seattle Torrent announced Stefanie McKeough as its new assistant coach, bringing a wealth of experience from the Boston Fleet, Canada’s national program, and Swedish club hockey.
Three Badgers players are emerging as top prospects for the 2026 season, each bringing distinct skills and expectations that could redefine their roles on the field.
The upcoming 2027 Hockey Hall of Fame class spotlights first‑time eligible stars like Johnny Gaudreau and Joe Pavelski, celebrating their careers and lasting impact on the sport.
University of Wisconsin basketball general manager Marc VandeWettering discusses the remaining roster spot, the new 5‑in‑5 rule, his impressions of athletic director Shawn Eichorst, and the program's recruiting approach.
Foxwell discusses his defensive mindset, the work he’s putting into finishing at the basket, and how leadership shapes his role as a point guard for the University of Wisconsin.
The NCAA's new five‑season eligibility rule reshapes roster planning for Wisconsin men's basketball, offering key players like Nolan Winter, Trey Autry and Eian Elmer an extra year to pursue collegiate and professional goals.
With the season opening earlier than usual against TCU in Dublin, the Tar Heels are letting Billy Edwards Jr., Miles O'Neill, Au'Tori Newkirk and Travis Burgess battle for the starting spot.