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The longest-running fundraising event for West Virginia University athletics keeps going. The WVU Coaches Caravan will kick off May 4, and one of the stops will be at The Resort at Glade Springs. About 20 officials from the WVU athletics department will be at the venue on Wednesday, May 6. Doors wil
McIntosh, who had been Wisconsin’s athletic director since 2021, hired Fickell and continued to back him as the Badgers went 9-15 over the last two seasons.
Miami Dolphins center Aaron Brewer admits playing for Mike Vrabel during their time together in Tennessee was "amazing."
KENNESAW, Ga. — With college athletes having so much more freedom these days to make money off their sport and transfer without penalty, how do programs based on old-school, traditional values survive? Jacksonville State softball seems to make it work as well as anyone. In Julie Boland's first s
Used solely as a pinch-runner and late-inning defensive replacement, Dariyan Pendergrass made his first-ever start for Texas on Tuesday. Afterwards, UT coach Jim Schlossnagle explained why.
Apr. 15—Skip Yakopec's introduction to varsity soccer at Springdale came as a freshman in 1968. "We had a game early in the season at Sewickley Academy, and I was only in ninth grade and was on the junior high team," he said. "But coach (Dave) Meloni invited me to come on that tri
Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman broke down how NIL impacts decisions on playing time.
Ravens GM Eric DeCosta said the coaching search impacted his draft prep, but he has caught up with staff help.
A Swiss hockey coach who admitted he used a certificate falsely claiming he'd been vaccinated against COVID-19 to get around China's travel restrictions for the 2022 Winter Olympics has been fired. In a statement late Monday, head coach Patrick Fischer said he made a “serious mistake in this matter