College football could be preparing for its biggest postseason change yet. The College Football Playoff is reportedly close to reaching a deal to expand from 12 teams to 24 teams beginning with the 2027 season, according to ESPN’s Pete Thamel CNN. The proposed agreement is expected to come together soon, pending final approvals. If finalized, the expansion would give more programs an opportunity to compete for a national championship. How Would a 24-Team CFP Work? The proposed format has been centered on the following structure: These details reflect the reported…
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Aliyah Boston Undergoes Successful Knee Surgery: What We Know About the Fever Star’s Recovery
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston has undergone successful surgery to repair the lateral meniscus in her right knee, giving the four-time WNBA All-Star an opportunity to begin her offseason rehabilitation. The Fever announced Thursday, October 15, that Boston underwent a right knee arthroscopy on Wednesday. The procedure was performed by Dr. Corey Kendall at OrthoIndy. According to the team, Boston will begin rehabilitation with Indiana’s medical and performance staff. The Fever have not announced a timetable for her return, and further updates will be provided as they become…
Read MoreUAPB breaks ground on historic Track & Field and Soccer Complex
A new chapter in University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff athletics is underway! The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB) has officially broken ground on its first-ever on-campus track and field and soccer complex, marking a major milestone for the Golden Lions. The historic project received a significant boost from a $3 million award through the American Rescue Plan, helping advance a facility project that will expand UAPB’s on-campus athletic infrastructure. The new complex represents an important step forward for Golden Lions student-athletes and the university’s continued investment in…
Read MoreUniversity of Maryland Suspends Club Tennis Team After Racist KKK Imagery Found in Tournament Materials
The incident involving a regional collegiate tennis tournament has prompted a university investigation, apologies to participating teams, and renewed questions about accountability in campus athletics. The University of Maryland has suspended its club tennis team indefinitely after racist imagery depicting Ku Klux Klan (KKK) hoods was discovered in materials distributed ahead of a regional collegiate tennis tournament. The incident came to light over the weekend after Howard University’s club tennis team president, Toni Rachal, reportedly discovered the graphic while reviewing a Google document containing tournament information, including scheduling details and…
Read More2026 WNBA All-Rookie Team Revealed: Olivia Miles, Azzi Fudd highlight the Honorees
The WNBA has officially announced its 2026 All-Rookie Team, recognizing six players who made their mark during their first season in the league. Minnesota Lynx guard Olivia Miles leads the group after a historic rookie campaign, while Dallas Wings guard Azzi Fudd, Seattle Storm guard Flau’jae Johnson, Chicago Sky guard Sydney Taylor, Toronto Tempo guard Kiki Rice and New York Liberty guard Pauline Astier round out the list. Astier and Rice both earned recognition after tying in the voting for the final spot, resulting in a six-player team. Meet the…
Read MoreDK Metcalf Honors Nolan Wells With Powerful Tribute During Steelers-Colts Game
PITTSBURGH, Pa. — Sometimes, the most meaningful moments in sports have nothing to do with the scoreboard. Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf made a powerful statement during Sunday’s game against the Indianapolis Colts, writing the name Nolan Wells on the back of his helmet to honor the Mississippi teenager who died after going missing during a Fourth of July boat trip. Metcalf’s gesture was about more than football. It was about remembrance, compassion and keeping a grieving family’s search for answers in the public eye. According to Steelers Now,…
Read MoreNBA NEWS: Giannis Antetokounmpo Confronts Woman Taking Pictures of His Kids at Airport
Giannis Antetokounmpo is willing to take pictures with fans, but he says there’s a line that shouldn’t be crossed when it comes to his children. The NBA superstar recalled an uncomfortable encounter at an airport after noticing a woman zooming in on his kids and taking pictures of them while the family waited in the baggage claim area. According to Giannis, he politely asked the woman to stop. “I was like, ‘Excuse me, like, please don’t do that.’” The woman reportedly questioned why he had a problem with it because…
Read MoreCheryl Reeve Makes WNBA History With Third Executive of the Year Award
MINNEAPOLIS — Cheryl Reeve continues to add to her remarkable WNBA legacy. The Minnesota Lynx head coach and president of basketball operations has been named the 2026 WNBA Basketball Executive of the Year, earning the honor for the third time in her career. Reeve previously received the award in 2019 and 2024, tying Atlanta Dream executive vice president and general manager Dan Padover for the most selections in the award’s history. The latest recognition comes just weeks after Reeve captured her record fifth WNBA Coach of the Year award. Her…
Read MoreBREAKING: Pablo Torre Investigating LeBron James’ Fanatics Helicopter Situation After NBA Owners Reach Out
Pablo Torre says NBA owners have contacted him about LeBron James flying in a Fanatics-branded helicopter, prompting the journalist to look into the situation. 🚨 THE LATEST: Pablo Torre is looking into the situation involving LeBron James and a Fanatics-branded helicopter after reportedly hearing from NBA owners. Torre revealed that NBA owners had contacted him about LeBron’s helicopter travel, adding that he is “looking into” the matter. The situation has sparked questions about the circumstances surrounding the helicopter arrangement and why it has drawn the attention of NBA owners. However,…
Read MoreBREAKING: Allisha Gray Day-to-Day After Minor Procedure on Left Hand Ahead of WNBA Finals
The Atlanta Dream could be getting closer to having one of their biggest stars back on the court. Atlanta Dream All-Star guard Allisha Gray revealed Tuesday that she underwent a minor procedure on her left hand and is currently considered day-to-day, according to WSB-TV reporter Alison Mastrangelo. Gray suffered the injury during Game 1 of Atlanta’s WNBA Semifinals matchup against the New York Liberty on October 4. She has not played since, missing the final two games of the series as the Dream completed a three-game sweep to advance to…
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