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The 2026 Freaks List highlights Notre Dame players Francis Brewu, Bryce Young, Anthonie Knapp and Elijah Hughes, whose extraordinary measurements underscore a strategic push by the Irish coaching staff.
A deep pool of senior defensive backs across Central Indiana is drawing national attention, with many already locked into Division I programs and poised to shape the 2026 season.
On August 7, the Fighting Irish held their second 2026 fall camp practice, featuring key staff and emerging talent, while the newly opened Shields Hall welcomed the team.
Charlie Partridge, hired from the NFL’s Indianapolis Colts, plans to rotate a deep and talented defensive line to maintain high‑quality competition, blending returning stalwarts with new transfers.
A deep dive into the Irish defense’s interior line, edge rush, linebackers and secondary as fall camp approaches, highlighting key players and their career trajectories.
In a tightly contested Alumni bracket semifinal, La Familia outlasted Boeheim's Army 70-66, with Archie Goodwin's 30 points proving decisive.
In a tightly contested Alumni bracket semifinal, La Familia outscored Boeheim's Army 12-5 during the Elam ending to secure a 70-66 victory, ending the latter's title defense.
A look at the upcoming Alumni Bracket semifinal where Boeheim’s Army aims to return to the championship round for the first time in five years, driven by a balanced offensive attack and a historic opportunity.
Syracuse's alumni team, Boeheim's Army, will face Hall In in the TBT championship from July 21-24, showcasing a roster of former Orange standouts whose college careers left indelible marks.
Boeheim's Army edged Hall In 81‑76 in Syracuse, with multiple players in double figures, and now faces La Familia in Lexington on Sunday.
Round 1 of The Basketball Tournament will see Boeheim’s Army take on Hall In at Seton Hall’s Walsh Gym on July 21, with a return trip to Syracuse on July 23. The matchup showcases Buddy Boeheim, Elijah Hughes and other alumni, while the tournament’s $2 million prize and Elam Ending promise a high‑stakes finish.
Cole Swider’s breakout game in The Basketball Tournament highlights Boeheim's Army’s commanding win over Hall In, with a rematch looming on July 23.
Former Villanova star Cole Swider will debut with Boeheim’s Army in this summer’s The Basketball Tournament, bringing his three‑point shooting and NBA experience to a roster that also features Eric Devendorf, the Boeheim brothers and other alumni.
A look at the most consequential portal moves for four programs and how they could influence the upcoming college football landscape.
Former Syracuse forward Cole Swider will compete for Boeheim's Army in the 2026 edition of The Basketball Tournament, joining a lineup of six Syracuse alumni as the competition introduces a new format and a $2 million prize pool.
With key position battles shaping the lineup, Notre Dame's defense aims to become one of the nation's elite units in the upcoming season.
The NCAA has announced a rule that lets every college athlete claim five years of eligibility, starting at age 19 or enrollment, simplifying the process and allowing key Notre Dame players to return for an additional year.
Marcus Freeman’s ‘Leave No Doubt’ tour, a Heisman‑candidate quarterback and a revamped roster signal a determined push for the upcoming season.
A transfer with a strong statistical rebound and a promising local recruit headline Syracuse’s emerging NBA draft candidates.
Syracuse Orange looks to break a drought of first‑round picks, spotlighting Aiden Tobiason, Sadiq White Jr., and other emerging prospects.
Veteran forward Wesley Johnson is set to play for Boeheim’s Army in The Basketball Tournament this summer, teaming up with Elijah Hughes and Buddy Boeheim while the squad faces Seton Hall’s alumni team in a best‑of‑three series.
Elijah Hughes, a Syracuse alumnus and 2020 NBA draft pick, is set to play for Boeheim’s Army in a high‑profile summer series against Seton Hall’s alumni team, with games streamed live on FS1 and FS2.
Syracuse senior William Kyle III, a 6‑foot‑9 power forward, is eyeing a spot in the 2026 NBA Draft after a season that saw him rank among the nation’s top blockers