OKLAHOMA CITY — A few weeks ago, it looked like the door was wide open for a team other than Oklahoma to win the Women’s College World Series. While this season’s WCWS, which begins Thursday in Oklahoma City, features several
Iowa State has already scrapped plans for a new wrestling facility. Texas A&M laid off a dozen or so athletic staffers. That could be the tip of the iceberg when millions in college revenue starts going directly to the athletes and away from escalating coaching salaries, facilities and growing athletic department staffs.
Two-time defending champion UConn will have one starter returning after forward Alex Karaban announced Wednesday afternoon that he is withdrawing from the NBA draft and staying with the Huskies. Karaban, a rising junior, made the announcement on social media before
The 2024 NCAA Baseball Tournament is set and with that comes the Regional matchups. The third overall seed in the tournament was awarded to the Texas A&M Aggies. The Aggies had a great season in the SEC, and they follow a trend of all the top three seeded teams coming out of the conference. College Station will host Louisiana, Texas, and Grambling in what looks to be yet another stacked Regional for a higher seeded team. Here’s a brief overview of each team along with a prediction for who will advance to the Super Regionals.
FAU has worked diligently over the past couple of weeks to assemble a complete roster, and that came to fruition Tuesday, as FSU transfer F Baba Miller withdrew his name from NBA draft consideration and committed to playing this upcoming season in Boca Raton.
Kansas and its athletic director, Travis Goff, have agreed on a new seven-year contract that runs through 2031, ESPN reported Wednesday. The deal comes with a significant pay raise, per the report. Since arriving in 2021, Goff has hired Lance
Kasparas Jakucionis, a point guard from Lithuania and a possible first-round pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, is heading to the United States to play for Illinois next season. Illinois announced Tuesday that it had signed Jakucionis, who started playing
Former New Mexico forward JT Toppin, the Mountain West Conference Freshman of the Year, has transferred to Texas Tech, the school announced Tuesday. “I can’t wait to show Red Raider Nation the energy and hard work I bring to every
Croatian forward Igor Milicic has withdrawn from next month’s NBA draft and will play at Tennessee in 2024-25, CBS Sports reported Tuesday. The 6-foot-10 Milicic is a two-time transfer who played the last two seasons at Charlotte after one year