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The Arkansas baseball team fell to Kansas in the Lawrence Regional, ending a season that featured four straight conference series wins but was marred by a record‑high 62 errors and uneven pitching.
Nigel Newkirk, a four-star running back from Gainesville, Georgia, announced his commitment to Alabama, becoming the seventh member of the 2027 class and a key piece in the program's effort to rebuild its backfield after a subpar SEC rushing performance last season.
Four-star recruit Brayden Harris chose Kansas State over several Power Five programs, elevating the Wildcats’ 2027 class to a top-30 national standing.
USA TODAY Sports is spotlighting Tennessee’s greatest high school baseball players, inviting fans to vote for the best as the poll remains open through April and May.
The Bears fell 5-1 to Northeastern on May 30, closing a season that began with high hopes but ended in a 0-2 regional record.
The Cavaliers lost 8‑6 in Game 2 of the Class 5A‑D1 state championship, but a five‑run fourth inning and freshman Carter Nash’s second homer keep hope alive for a decisive Game 3.
After falling behind 3-0, Arkansas exploded for eight runs, driven by Maika Niu’s four‑hit, four‑RBI performance, and advances to the winners bracket.
A rainstorm forced a postponement of the Louisiana‑Cincinnati game in the Starkville Regional, reshaping the schedule and keeping both teams poised for a historic first encounter.
Alabama’s men’s basketball team has added a high‑profile game against Houston to the 2026 Jimmy V Classic at Madison Square Garden, a venue that will also host a Duke versus Georgia contest.
The USA TODAY Network’s latest honor roll celebrates ten girls soccer players from Northeast Florida, highlighting their high school dominance, college achievements, and professional breakthroughs as part of a broader salute to the nation’s top 250 sports figures.
Incoming freshman wide receiver Samson Gash, celebrated for his record‑setting 100‑meter dash and elite speed, has chosen Michigan State over a host of top programs, citing family ties and the chance for immediate impact.
The Volunteers sit at No. 29 in the latest Rivals Industry rankings, but a wave of elite in‑state and regional talent is poised to reshape their trajectory as the summer approaches.
The Big Ten's recent championship streak and 4‑0 playoff record clash with SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey's metric‑driven defense of the league.
Five‑star guard Meleek Thomas is forgoing his final college season to pursue an NBA career, leaving the University of Arkansas with a reshaped backcourt and a fresh influx of elite prospects.
With a strong offensive lineup and experienced arms, North Carolina opens its NCAA Tournament campaign against Virginia Commonwealth on Friday night, hoping to continue its dominance in Chapel Hill.
With exactly 100 days remaining until the Wildcats face Nicholls, Kansas State’s coaching staff has released a ranked list of the 100 most influential players, highlighting returning starters, emerging talent, and special‑teams contributors.
Louisiana’s baseball squad, fresh off a Sun Belt runner‑up finish, prepares for its first NCAA tournament test in Starkville, where it will meet Cincinnati, Mississippi State and Lipscomb in a high‑stakes bracket.
Trent Seaborn, a 2027 Alabama quarterback commit, likens his football development to building with Legos, stressing consistent effort, legacy, and a focus on a national championship.
Trent Seaborn, a 2027 Alabama quarterback commit, likens his football development to building with Legos, stressing consistent effort, legacy building, and a team‑first mindset as he eyes a national championship with the Crimson Tide.
After a lackluster period under Billy Napier, the Florida Gators have appointed Jon Sumrall, whose high‑energy approach and willingness to juggle multiple coaching roles have sparked optimism among fans and donors alike.
Ahmad Hardy, the Missouri running back who led the SEC in rushing last season, is recovering after being shot in the leg while leaving a concert in Mississippi. His coach notes there are no established return‑to‑play protocols for such injuries.
Matt Able announced his withdrawal from the 2026 NBA Draft on May 26, opting to join the University of North Carolina where he will play under Coach Michael Malone, who highlighted his NBA pedigree and vision for player development.
In May the Wolverines secured eleven new commitments, pushing their class to fifteen pledges and into the top eight nationally. Coach Kyle Whittingham is using the program's tradition and resources to attract elite talent while emphasizing fit with Michigan's style and academic standards.
With a revamped staff and a talent‑laden lineup, the Wolverines are being discussed as a possible top‑15 team and a contender for the Big Ten title.