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Head coach Micah Shrewsberry revealed a series of promotions and new hires, including the elevation of Mike Farrelly to associate head coach and the addition of Tony Rack, Isaiah Thompson and Colin McGettigan to key roles.
The Hurricanes' 2027 recruiting class climbs into the top three with 18 pledges, while impactful transfers bolster the basketball program and set the stage for a competitive year.
The University of Chattanooga announced the appointment of Grace Pack as Graduate Assistant Coach for the women's basketball team, highlighting her playing pedigree and professional experience.
Old Dominion University announced the hiring of Asia Williams, a seasoned coach with a strong recruiting pedigree, to lead player development on Coach DeLisha Milton-Jones' staff.
Virginia Athletics announced the promotion of Justin Speros to general manager of the football program, highlighting his two‑year climb through the ranks and the confidence placed in him by head coach Tony Elliott.
The NCAA revealed a slate of appointments and extensions that will shape the upcoming season's women's basketball oversight, highlighting new committee members and leadership changes.
After a standout junior season at Western Carolina, guard Cord Stansberry has signed with the University of Missouri, completing the Tigers' 2026‑27 roster and adding depth ahead of another promising campaign.
Defensive lineman Wisdom Simms, a native of Kannapolis, North Carolina, will join Purdue’s roster in 2026, adding a rare combination of size, experience and run‑stopping ability.
Mizzou’s men’s basketball program announced the signing of transfer guard Cord Stansberry, a fifth‑year player who averaged 14.1 points per game last season at Western Carolina. Coach Dennis Gates highlighted the newcomer’s offensive firepower and experience as the team looks to build on recent SEC successes.
After a 4‑8 record under Bill Belichick, the Tar Heels lose Taron Dickens, but emerging talent Billy Edwards offers a glimmer of hope for a rebuilding squad.
The University of Missouri’s men’s basketball program has secured its 2026‑27 roster by signing guard Cory Stansberry, a move that bolsters a team coming off back‑to‑back NCAA Tournament appearances.
A sweeping overview of recent college soccer commitments highlights the diverse array of players choosing their next academic and athletic home.
The Citadel's 3-1 victory over Samford capped a five-game stretch that combined elite pitching, early offense, and a late rally, positioning the Bulldogs for postseason play.
The Citadel and Samford advanced to the SoCon Baseball Championship Game after dominant wins, with standout performances from Christian Stratis, Michael Gibson, Luke Boykin and others. The first‑time matchup will be televised Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. ET on ESPNU.
The Citadel defeated Mercer 14‑4 in the Southern Conference semifinals, with Bryce Coulter pitching a complete game and Christian Stratis driving in four runs. The Bulldogs now await the Western Carolina‑Samford champion for a title that guarantees an NCAA Tournament spot.
The Tigers finalize their 2026‑27 roster, adding Western Carolina transfer Cord Stansberry and four new assistants, while a multi‑year series with Saint Louis looms on the horizon.
The Citadel and Samford posted impressive victories on Wednesday, combining power hitting with record‑setting offensive output, and now prepare for Thursday’s pivotal matchups.
The Spartans open the Southern Conference Tournament in Greenville, South Carolina, against a 30‑win ETSU squad, looking to build on a 45‑25 series edge and secure a berth in the next round.
The Spartans captured three Southern Conference postseason awards, earned a seventh‑seed tournament berth, and will open against No. 6 ETSU on May 20.
Chris Katz earns Player of the Year, Alec Bouchard is Pitcher of the Year, and Craig Gibson is Coach of the Year as the 2026 SoCon Baseball Championship schedule is revealed.
Missouri has completed its roster for the upcoming season, adding transfers, a top‑ranked class and a clear coaching vision.
Missouri finalizes its 2026‑27 roster, adding guard Cord Stansberry, a 6‑foot‑4 transfer expected to bolster depth in the SEC transition.
Missouri basketball has locked in its 15‑player roster, completing the addition of Cord Stansberry, a 6‑foot‑4 guard expected to bring scoring depth to the team’s transition into the SEC.
Cord Stansberry, a 6‑foot‑4 junior from Western Carolina, joins the Tigers after a season that saw him average 14.1 points and 4 rebounds per game, adding depth at the guard position as head coach Dennis Gates continues to reshape the squad.