college sports
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Three-Way Tie Leads Hollins Cup After Volatile Opening Round
Esther Jung, Jessy Young, and Morgan Mussatt share the lead at the Hollins Cup after a dramatic opening round at Pasatiempo Golf Club.
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The Rituals Defining Game Day for the Ole Miss Rebels
From the iconic ‘Hotty Toddy’ chant to the Walk of Champions, explore the deep-rooted rituals that define the Ole Miss Rebels’ game day atmosphere in Oxford.
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The Battle for College Athletics: Behind the $10 Million Campaign to Pass the Protect College Sports Act
Backed by a $10M campaign and coaching legends, Senator Ted Cruz is pushing the Protect College Sports Act to limit athlete transfers and reshape NCAA rules.
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Jaxon Dollar: The Evolution of North Carolina’s Top-Ranked Football Prospect
Jaxon Dollar, North Carolina’s top-ranked 2027 football recruit, is leveraging a lifetime of elite mentorship at East Lincoln High to fuel his path to Georgia.
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Brett Harris Ascends to Boston Red Sox Amidst Lingering Scholarship Controversy
Professional baseball player Brett Harris has joined the Red Sox organization following a controversial scholarship rescission by Ole Miss over health concerns.
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WVU Baseball Advances to Regional Final, Faces Kentucky in Rematch
After a decisive 10-5 victory over Wake Forest, West Virginia University prepares for a high-stakes showdown against Kentucky in the NCAA Morgantown Regional final.
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Liberty University Athletics: Baseball Rebounds as Football Faces Statistical Regression
Liberty University’s athletic programs show divergent trends as the baseball team secures a key series victory, while the football program faces a challenging preseason outlook in the updated SP+ rankings.
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California Women’s Tennis Enters NCAA Championship Opener
The No. 22 California Golden Bears prepare for their NCAA Championship first-round match against No. 38 Utah in Los Angeles this Friday.
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Stevens’ Nod Signals Butler’s Coaching Future, Honors Past
Brad Stevens, Boston Celtics president, publicly endorsed Ronald Nored as Butler University’s new head basketball coach, highlighting Nored’s leadership.
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Storrs at a Crossroads: Growth, Athletics, and Academic Cuts
As UConn celebrates basketball success, faculty push back against academic program closures, citing concerns over transparency and impact.
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March Madness 2026: The Rankings Shift After Selection Sunday
With the 2026 NCAA tournament field finalized, analysts are re-evaluating the bracket as Arizona and Duke emerge as top contenders in a volatile landscape.
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Charlie Ward’s Legacy Honored Amidst Coaching Expectations
Football and basketball legend Charlie Ward will be inducted into the OVAC Hall of Fame in August 2026, reviving public interest in his coaching career at FAMU. The honor highlights his athletic past while drawing attention to current leadership performance…
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Kentucky AD Mitch Barnhart Expected to Announce Retirement
Mitch Barnhart, the University of Kentucky’s longest-serving athletic director, is expected to announce his retirement this week, concluding a 24-year tenure.
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March Madness 2026 Tips Off March 17 in Dayton, Ohio
The NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, widely known as March Madness, is set to begin on Tuesday, March 17, 2026, in Dayton, Ohio. Anticipation builds for the major college basketball event.
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Wildcats Open Baseball Season, Kentucky Secures Major Basketball Showcase
Central Washington University’s baseball team begins its 2026 season against Stanislaus State this weekend, while the University of Kentucky Men’s Basketball program confirms its participation in the CBS Sports Classic through 2029, ensuring a prominent future for both ‘Wildcats’ teams.