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Alabama cruises past Nebraska to remain unbeaten at WCWS
Nebraska's 27-game winning streak came to a halt Saturday at the Women's College World Series, where Alabama's bid for the program's second national title gained steam.
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Vols must do it ‘the hard way’ after NCAA regional loss to East Carolina
Tennessee first-year baseball coach Josh Elander is experiencing something Tony Vitello never did during his last five seasons guiding the Volunteers.
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Texas, UCLA win shutouts at WCWS, avoid elimination in Oklahoma City
It's a long road, but reigning champion Texas took a first step toward surviving the losers bracket at the Women's College World Series to return to next week's finals.
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With NBA draft pool set, where do college basketball rosters stand?
Men's college basketball teams are close to setting their rosters for the 2026-27 season.
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Morrison leads Lady Vols past Texas in ‘a really big deal’
Led by freshman Elsa Morrison, Tennessee topped reigning national champion Texas as the Women's College World Series got underway Thursday in Oklahoma city.
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WCWS roundup: Alabama, Nebraska, Texas Tech win on first day
The long first day at the Women's College World Series left four teams getting ready for Saturday showdowns and four teams facing elimination Friday.
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Big 12 football coaches unanimous in preference for CFP doubling in size
College Football Playoff staff told Big 12 coaches their conference would have had five teams, not one, in the field if a 24-team bracket was in place last season.
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SEC dumping ‘cupcake weekend’ starting with 2027 football season
A staple of late November for SEC football teams will soon be a thing of the past.
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Florida not skimping on pay for football coach Jon Sumrall’s first staff
Florida coach Jon Sumrall's assistants will make a combined $11.2 million in 2026, a significant investment for an SEC football program desperate to win more often.
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Texas Tech booster asks college sports leaders to give new fix-it bill a chance
Cody Campbell heard the criticism right away, along with talk of breakaway conferences and collective bargaining as ways to combat the ever-spiraling spending in college sports.
