Gabe Friedman

The NCAA’s new eligibility ruling has caused chaos in the transfer portal for basketball and football specifically. Here are the biggest names to watch.

Jon Scheyer is building a modern day superteam at Duke, and it could be the programs most exciting team since the Zion era.

Texas enters the 2026–27 season with momentum, depth, and one of the most aggressive offseason rebuilds in the country. Sean Miller didn’t just patch holes, he re‑engineered the roster with high‑end transfers, elite freshmen, and a returning centerpiece in Matas Vokietaitis.

Yordan Alvarez is having the type of season that forces you to talk about him in the same breath as the greatest hitters the American League has ever seen.

Pete Crow-Armstrong has put together a case worthy of rivaling Shohei Ohtani for the NL MVP Award, but can he pry the award away from Ohtani?

Texas Tech has built a roster ready to compete for it all through a mixture of retention, transfers, and some help from a court ruling.

College basketball has seen a lot of shakeup from new transfer portal additions to high profile high school recruits, so let's look at the top 25 teams today.

The NCAA's eligibility rulings have always been messy, but what is happening right now with LSU feels like the sport has officially crossed into a new era.

The Chicago Cubs have 65 losses this season. 30 of them are blown saves. Nearly 50% of their losses trace directly back to a bullpen that can't finish games.

The Chicago Cubs bullpen has been a. Thorn in their side this season, and it could hurt them even more if they don’t fix it before October arrives.