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Texas appointed former NCAA senior vice president Lynda Tealer as deputy athletics director for strategic initiatives and administration.
Texas appointed former NCAA senior vice president Lynda Tealer as deputy athletics director for strategic initiatives and administration.
Source: Texas Athletics
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Darrion Williams, who drew interest from Kentucky, will return to Texas Tech for his fifth and final season.
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How’s it going y’all? Today, we’re back with another Big Ten basketball preview. And, unfortunately, we have to talk about the Washington Huskies. The Huskies finished last season with a 16-17 record, going 7-13 in conference missing the NCAA Tournament. UW will be going into the season without their top scorer from last year, Hannes […]
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The Red Raiders on Friday announced the signings of Williams, a 6-foot-6 forward who previously played for them from 2023-25, and 6-8 transfer forward Jamichael Stillwell from UCF.
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SEC basketball dipped in 2026, but 2027 should clearly be stronger
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Oklahoma State shot just 30.3% from the field and 6-for-30 from three in an 88-69 loss to Texas A&M. Despite 20 offensive rebounds and a second-half rally, the Cowboys couldn't overcome the Aggies' efficient shooting in their first defeat of the season.
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Curt Cignetti has repeatedly questioned the College Football Playoff committee. And Tuesday’s rankings gave him another reason to speak up.
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Morgan Scalley has plenty to celebrate in his first season running Utah. Nine games in, the Utes are unbeaten, sitting at 9-0 and looking like a team that hasn’t missed a beat despite losing Kyle Whittingham and several key members of the coaching staff.
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Nick Saban won seven national titles and 292 college games, building a resume nobody in football can match. Still, Paul Finebaum recently shared an unexpected twist about Saban’s early years in Tuscaloosa.
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