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LAS VEGAS — The 2028 NCAA Men’s Final Four will be played at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, the NCAA announced Tuesday.

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11 breakout juniors for the 2022-23 high school basketball season

As the physical development continues with these juniors, their individual games will progress and their confidence will grow.

Chicago Sun-Times

Signing Day: Local basketball recruits

Here is the complete list of area players expected to sign with Division I schools during the early signing period, which runs from Nov. 9 to Nov. 16.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Signing Day: The top recruiting steals among local players

There were several college programs who were able to secure a recruiting steal out of Illinois, whether for the level the player chose or in fighting off maybe bigger or, in some cases, more attractive offers.

Chicago Sun-Times

No. 24 Dayton routs Lindenwood in 2022-23 season opener

DAYTON, Ohio — The No. 24 Dayton Flyers opened the 2022-23 season with a 73-46 victory against Division I newcomer Lindenwood University on Monday in front of a sold-out crowd of 13,407 at UD Arena.

Tribune News Service

Top Candidates for Women’s National Player of the Year

Is Aliyah Boston primed to take the award again this year, or will someone else step up for the crown?

Sports Illustrated

Montana State Sets Division I Record With Four Safeties in Game

The FCS program set an obscure mark on Saturday against Weber State.

Sports Illustrated

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T.J. Dillashaw plans to show Aljamain Sterling what Division I wrestling is all about: ‘I’m not feeling the threat’

If his UFC 280 title fight with Aljamain Sterling amounts to a wrestling match, T.J. Dillashaw is ready for it.

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Indiana recruit Lenee Beaumont leads Benet into another season with high expectations

Lenee Beaumont has been around basketball about as long as she can remember.

Chicago Sun-Times

Rockets sign Darius Days, Trhae Mitchell; waive Moe Harkless, Theo Maledon

With the regular-season roster deadline approaching, the Rockets waived Moe Harkless and Theo Maledon on Tuesday while adding Darius Days and Trhae Mitchell to the roster.

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NFL keeping watch on return of HBCUs to national prominence

An uptick in national prominence for programs at historically Black colleges and universities has caught the eyes of NFL evaluators

The Independent UK

Community college athletes could earn $48 per Instagram post under the right conditions

When people talk about how college athletes can now get paid from their name, image and likeness – more commonly referred to as “NIL” – the focus is often on players at schools with big-time sports programs.

The Conversation

Best golfers & celebrity alumni golfers from the college football top 25

Ever wonder which professional golfers cheer for which college football teams?

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How ECU, App State, Charlotte and ‘the little guys’ in NC view future of college sports

The McKay House on the edge of the Campbell University campus stands out for a couple of reasons, not the least of which is its inviting front porch, the kind that would pair well with rocking chairs, lemonade and a cool breeze. It is an old house, stately, and it…

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Ten post-summer thoughts and observations on the June and July live periods

Updates on the top uncommitted seniors and several recruiting steals

Chicago Sun-Times

High school football preview: The top 10 defensive players

The state’s only consensus five-star prospect and six Big Ten recruits are among the area’s top 10 defensive players for 2022.

Sports Illustrated

How One Former Pro is Diversifying Lacrosse

Following a stint with Major League Lacrosse, Chazz Woodson went on to coach the only active D-I program at an HBCU.

Tribune News Service

5 takeaways from Big Ten football media days, including calls for name, image and likeness regulation

From suggestions on how to handle name, image and likeness deals to talks about College Football Playoff expansion, here are five takeaways from the Big Ten Conference football media days.

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Kenrich Williams agrees to a contract extension with Oklahoma City

Adrian Wojnarowski: ESPN Sources: Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kenrich Williams has agreed on a four-year, $27.2 million contract extension. The deal, negotiated by @PensackSports, comes for an undrafted player who had no Division I offers out of ...

Sports Illustrated

Trans Swimmer Lia Thomas Nominated for NCAA Woman of the Year

Penn nominated the Division I 500-yard freestyle champion for the award.

Chicago Sun-Times

Glenbard West grad Bobby Durkin scoops up multiple scholarship offers

While playing with his Breakaway club team, he’s received double-digit offers in the past week alone — from all levels — and more are on the way.

Chicago Sun-Times

A look back at June’s breakout teams and players

The stakes were raised in June as college coaches evaluated the top prospects in Illinois while playing with their high school teams.

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Nick Canepa: USC and UCLA jumping from sinking Pac-12 ship no real big surprise

SAN DIEGO — During the souped-up muscle car race on the Modern Collegiate Athletics Speedway, the Pac-12 had lost horsepower and got itself lapped.

Sports Illustrated

NCAA Transformation Committee Will Keep Coaching Staff Limits in Place For This Season

Co-chairs Greg Sankey and Julie Cromer talk to Sports Illustrated about the board’s challenges around the transfer portal, Division I membership and scholarships.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

After 10 years, Rowan University president Ali A. Houshmand is more ambitious than ever

Ali A. Houshmand grew up poor — very poor — in Iran, and even as a doctoral student in the United States with a wife and two children, he said his family was on food stamps.

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