Ole Miss Has To Pay Tennessee A Massive Amount After Storming The Court, Throwing Object Onto Court
Ole Miss is having to pay a pretty big fine for incidents that occurred during and after a game against Tennessee on Wednesday night.
Schools Sport News
Ohio State's Ryan Day credits ‘timeless principles’ to Buckeyes' CFP win
Ryan Day and the Ohio State Buckeyes reached the college football mountaintop in January, winning the storied program's first national championship in 10 years, and the head coach joined Friday's edition of "The Herd" to break down how exactly his team accomplished such a feat.
Top 2027 DE recruit Richard Wesley reclassifies to 2026 cycle - ESPN
Defensive end prospect Richard Wesley, one of the nation's top recruits in the 2027 high school class, has reclassified into the 2026 cycle and will sign with a college program later this year, he told ESPN on Friday.
Multiple schools put into 'lockdown' after reports of man with knife
A 'number' of Bury schools were put into 'lockdown' this morning after concerns over a man with a knife.
California schools and families hurt by trans athlete participation denounce Newsom for enabling a crisis
'The Five' panelists examine California Gov. Gavin Newsom shocking Democrats with his stance on transgender athletes in women's sports.
The Most Important Position In College Football Is Now The GM, Who Is Building Each Team
If you are a follower of college football, I would imagine by now that you've seen programs across the country hiring general managers to help run each organization, much like what you see every day in the NFL, along with other professional sports.
CSED takes Netball ‘Project 2027’ training to P’Harcourt
One of Nigeria’s leading sports for change NGO, Community Sport, and Educational Development (CSED) Initiative, has completed a two-day seminar on netball for physical education (P.E) Teachers in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
Nebraska to hold skills competitions in place of spring game - ESPN
LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska's spring football game, which dates to the 1920s and has been played annually since 1950, will be replaced with skills competitions and 7-on-7 games at Memorial Stadium on April 26, the school announced Thursday.