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Carolina Basketball Announces 2026‑27 Non‑Conference Slate

The University of North Carolina’s basketball program has released its full non‑conference schedule for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting a six‑game homestand, neutral‑site matchups with NC State and Kentucky, and a high‑profile road trip to Nashville.

Aug 20, 2026

Western Carolina’s 2026 Defensive Secondary Embraces Versatile ‘Spur’ Scheme Under New Coordinator Nick Reveiz

Western Carolina University’s 2026 defensive secondary is being reshaped by a hybrid approach that blends cornerbacks, safeties, and a new ‘spur’ position, led by first‑year coordinator Nick Reveiz. The unit mixes experienced players like Marseille Taylor and Ken Moore Jr. with fresh talent such as Andre Jackson Jr., Braylon Jones, and true freshmen Jermiyah Douglas and Caleb Young Jr., all under the guidance of coach Malik Chevry. The season opener on August 29 will feature special events, including a Freshmen Run and a drone light show, setting an energetic tone for the campaign.

Aug 19, 2026

Kentucky Baseball Looks to Strengthen Lineup for 2027 Season

After a productive 2026 MLB Draft, Kentucky's baseball program is optimistic about the 2027 season. Key returnees and new talent promise a potent offense, while the team works to rebuild a pitching staff depleted by recent losses.

Jul 29, 2026

Catamounts Shine in Summer Baseball Leagues

Western Carolina University athletes are making waves in collegiate summer baseball, with multiple players recognized as All‑Stars and one earning national hitter of the week honors.

Jul 26, 2026

New Mexico State adds 25 offensive players ahead of 2026 season

The New Mexico State football program has announced a major infusion of talent, welcoming 25 new offensive players for the upcoming 2026 campaign. The group includes experienced transfers, highly rated high school recruits and promising junior college prospects, headlined by quarterbacks Trey Hedden and James Jones.

Jul 26, 2026