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Oakland University promotes Chamissa Anderson to associate head coach, highlighting her defensive expertise, recruiting success and the fresh talent joining the program.
Virginia enters 2026 with unprecedented depth, setting the stage for multiple breakout performances across the schedule.
In 34 days the Nittany Lions open a new season, and Chris Fileppo is poised to contribute his blend of linebacker grit and safety savvy to the defense.
Former Alabama standouts are dispersing to programs ranging from Ohio State and Notre Dame to Texas A&M and Kentucky, each seeking new opportunities after the Crimson Tide’s recent roster shifts.
The Colorado men's basketball team will meet Purdue on Dec. 19 in Indianapolis, marking the first meeting in 38 years. The game caps a challenging non‑conference slate that includes trips to Providence, San Diego and Palm Desert, a final series game against Colorado State, and a deep Big 12 road trip.
After seven seasons as an NFL backup and practice‑squad player, Will Grier announced his retirement on July 15. His career trajectory, marked by a 2015 PED suspension and a move to West Virginia, never fully realized its early promise.
Finley Bizjack, who left Butler for West Virginia, says the Mountaineers boast the most talented roster he has ever played with, a claim that aligns with the program’s recent Crown championship and its push to end a three‑year NCAA Tournament drought.
After a 16‑16 finish and a 7‑13 Big East record, the Butler Bulldogs are navigating a turbulent offseason marked by departures, a rookie head coach and a influx of newcomers.
Five Illinois players have moved on, each to a different rival, reshaping the Big Ten picture.
Several top Illinois prospects have left for rival schools, raising concerns about the program’s direction.
If the West Virginia Mountaineers win their first six games, head coach Rich Rodriguez could reach his 200th career victory in 2026, joining an exclusive club of college football legends.
The Big 12 boasts a talent‑laden quarterback room, with Heisman contenders, injury‑plagued veterans, and rising stars all vying for the top spot ahead of the 2025 season.
The Mountaineers' new quarterback, top running back, and elite offensive line suggest they could outperform a projected 4-8 record.
Phil Steele’s 2026 Big 12 projections place Texas Tech as the preseason favorite, with BYU, Utah, Houston and Arizona close behind, while key player and coach movements set the stage for a competitive season.
Missouri’s star running back Ahmad Hardy aims to return from a May shooting injury, while other top rushers prepare for a landmark season that could reshape the SEC race.
The upcoming Big 12 men’s basketball season will be defined by major roster changes, key transfers, and coaching shifts across the league, setting the stage for fresh storylines and competitive balance.
The Tar Heels have added twenty transfers, and the coaching staff is pinning hopes on a mix of proven veterans and high‑upside prospects to return the program to contention.
Negotiations are underway for a non‑conference basketball clash between Kentucky and West Virginia on Black Friday in Nashville, a matchup that could test both teams before conference play.
A potential Black Friday matchup between Kentucky and West Virginia is being discussed, with both programs looking to use the game as a benchmark ahead of the upcoming season.
Noah Fifita becomes the first Arizona quarterback to earn preseason All-Conference honors, positioning the Wildcats for a record-chasing season as media days head to Frisco.
Coach Gayle Fulks welcomed the invitation, emphasizing the tournament's prestige and the team's growth.
Kerr Kriisa, a former Arizona guard and recent West Virginia transfer, was arrested by the FBI in Lexington, Kentucky, on July 3. He is accused of orchestrating a multimillion‑dollar fraud scheme during his 2023‑24 season and will not compete in the upcoming Basketball Tournament.
Estonian basketball player Kerr Kriisa, 25, was arrested by the FBI on allegations of a multimillion‑dollar fraud scheme and is being extradited to West Virginia. The case, tied to his NCAA stint at West Virginia, has left his planned move to Estonia on hold and raised questions about his future in the sport.
Federal authorities say the former Arizona Wildcats guard was part of a multimillion‑dollar fraud scheme, and he is now set to appear in a Kentucky courtroom.