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The revived Pac‑12 conference welcomes a mix of established programs and rising contenders, with Gonzaga projected as a top‑five national team, Utah State holding onto star Mason Falslev, and several schools navigating injuries, transfers and coaching changes.
Florida baseball lands JUCO standout Caden Davidson, a .500 hitter with 110 RBIs and 23 home runs, while the roster sees movement on both the incoming and outgoing sides.
Several Florida Gators baseball players are transferring to other colleges, including Kolt Myers to Grand Canyon University, Eli Blair to USF, McCall Biemiller to North Carolina State, and Matthew Jenkins to Charlotte. Additionally, the Florida Gators have gained new players through transfers, such as Jon Embury from FGCU and Trey Morris from Oregon State.
Thomas Kithier, known for his rebounding skills and dedication, has transitioned from player to coach, accepting a dual role at Utah State while drawing on a career that spanned Michigan State, Valparaiso and Western Michigan.
The Bearcats guard will attend a four‑day elite basketball camp in Las Vegas, where he will train alongside Jayson Tatum and other top prospects, building on a strong freshman season at Utah State.
Jaxton Itaaehau, a four-star recruit ranked 16th nationally, pledged to Utah over several Power Five programs, continuing a family tradition in Salt Lake City.
The Cowboys are set to field a dramatically reshaped squad this fall, featuring a new quarterback, standout freshman lineman Jonathan Pearcy, and a host of transfers aimed at shoring up offense and defense.
Former Rainbow Warriors center Isaac Johnson is slated to appear for the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA Summer League, bringing a decade‑long collegiate résumé and a nickname that has endeared him to fans.
Wyoming’s football team has signed nearly five dozen newcomers, keeping standouts like Samuel Harris and Dante Drake and adding quarterback Tyler Hughes and tight end Ishmael Muhammad, setting the stage for a competitive campaign.
The University of Wyoming’s football program is gearing up for the upcoming season after a busy offseason that saw nearly five dozen newcomers join the roster, including key additions at quarterback and defensive tackle, while also saying goodbye to several top playmakers.
The Tigers' 2026‑27 non‑conference slate is nearly locked, featuring a Bahamas pod that includes Mississippi State, Wake Forest and Penn State, while the season opener will be a neutral‑site clash with Iowa State in Sioux Falls.
The University of Wyoming football program has added nearly 50 players this offseason, retaining core veterans while welcoming new quarterbacks, running backs and defensive standouts, including Sheridan native Beck Haswell.
The University of Arkansas announced the hiring of Erin Horne as director of basketball operations and Makyra Tramble as director of player development, while longtime staff member Amber Shirey departed for a high school coaching role and Greg Gilman moved to Utah State.
The University of Arkansas announced the appointments of Erin Horne as director of basketball operations and Makyra Tramble as director of player development, both joining under head coach Kelsi Musick.
Great Osobor returns to Seattle after a European professional season marked by a knee injury, reflecting on his journey from Mountain West Player of the Year to NBA tryout.
Great Osobor, a former Washington Huskies standout, was recently spotted in the team's renovated facility, reigniting discussions about his career trajectory after a season‑ending injury in Germany and a lucrative NIL deal.
Zach Edwards joins a Gators roster in flux, bringing a 5.68 ERA and a high‑velocity arsenal as the team navigates a wave of transfers.
After a 19‑13 finish and the loss of key seniors, the Utes are counting on a wave of newcomers and veteran leadership to navigate a challenging slate of games.
Dennis Cunningham begins his first season as head coach of the Miners, focusing on training, community goals, and a season‑opening matchup against Sky View.
John Martinez, a former Florida Gators infielder, is set to rejoin the University of Florida after spending the last two seasons at Florida Atlantic University. During his time with the Owls, Martinez compiled a .290 batting average and a .755 OPS while appearing in 110 games, and he posted a .973 fielding percentage that highlighted his reliability at the hot corner. Now playing for the Falmouth Commodores in the Cape Cod League, he has opened his summer campaign with a .556 average over two games, underscoring the carry‑over of his offensive spark. The Gators have seen a wave of movement in the transfer portal, with seven pitchers and three position players entering the transfer market, while the coaching staff has secured fresh talent through recent commitments. Among the newcomers are former FGCU catcher Jon Embury, Jacksonville State right‑hander Maddox McDougall, Oregon State southpaw Trey Morris and Utah State infielder Kyle McDaniel, each of whom bring a mix of power and poise to the roster. Coach Rich Dorman, who has guided the team’s pitching staff for several seasons, expressed confidence that the blend of returning veterans and fresh arms will restore depth and competitiveness as the schedule unfolds. The moves reflect a broader trend in college baseball, where player mobility has become a central theme, prompting programs to adapt strategies both on and off the diamond.
From edge rushers to quarterbacks, the upcoming weekend promises to reshape the future of BYU football.
The Cowboys are set to field a dramatically expanded squad, blending proven veterans with fresh talent, highlighted by local recruit Jackson Garrett.
The Wyoming Cowboys have added nearly five dozen players this offseason, retaining core veterans while welcoming fresh talent at quarterback, running back and tight end. Here’s a look at who’s arriving, who’s leaving, and what it means for the upcoming campaign.
The Cowboys bring in a wave of newcomers, including a graduate‑transfer quarterback and a highly touted defensive tackle, as they look to rebound after a challenging year.