College Sports Archive

  • Mosqueda-Lewis, Hartley headline WUG roster

    National champions Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis and Bria Hartley headline the U.S. women's basketball team that will compete in July at the World University Games.

    May 20 10:06 PM ET

  • Klein, Cheek added to Ohio State's hoops staff

    New Ohio State women's basketball head coach Kevin McGuff has announced the hiring of Patrick Klein and Joy Cheek as assistant coaches.

    May 20 8:50 PM ET

  • Belmont hires Louisville assistant Newbauer

    Belmont has found its new women's basketball coach in Cameron Newbauer, who reached the NCAA championship game this past season as an assistant at Louisville.

    May 20 3:08 PM ET

  • Texas Tech hires ex-PG Whitaker as coach

    Texas Tech hired Oklahoma State associate head coach Candi Whitaker on Monday to coach its women's basketball team.

    May 20 2:26 PM ET

  • Final four set for NCAA women's lacrosse tournament

    The final four teams have been determined for the NCAA Division I women's lacrosse tournament

    May 20 10:54 AM ET | By espnW.com news services

  • Hays: 5 questions heading into super regionals

    Few expected Florida to do much this season, but the youthful Gators have used discipline at the plate to their advantage. The question is, will it get the No. 2 seed to Oklahoma City?

    May 20 1:16 AM ET | By Graham Hays

  • Denver edges UNC in lacrosse quarterfinals

    Eric Law scored with 13 seconds left to cap Denver's big comeback in a 12-11 win over North Carolina in an NCAA lacrosse quarterfinal Sunday.

    May 19 10:00 PM ET

  • Hays: Super regional surprises may be in store

    Louisiana-Lafayette, Florida State and UAB all are unseeded in the NCAA softball tournament. And all three are just one victory from moving on to the super regionals.

    May 19 2:18 AM ET | By Graham Hays

  • No. 1 Syracuse rallies late to win in lax quarters

    Steve Mock scored seven goals and Rob Pannell added two goals and six assists, and unseeded Cornell routed third-seeded Ohio State 16-6 in the NCAA tournament quarterfinals Saturday.

    May 18 7:51 PM ET

  • Hays: As sister acts go, hard to top the Campbells

    Lannah Campbell tossed a complete game in UAB's big victory over UCLA. A few hundred miles away, sister Hannah Campbell threw a six-inning perfect game in South Alabama's 10-0 win against Mississippi Valley State.

    May 18 1:35 AM ET | By Graham Hays

  • Martin, first black athlete in SEC, dies at 66

    Tulane says former baseball player Stephen Martin Sr., the first black athlete to play any varsity sport in the Southeastern Conference, has died at age 66.

    May 16 7:57 PM ET

  • Hays: Pitching strength at forefront of regionals

    With 90-plus games on tap and double-elimination at stake, Graham Hays highlights the teams to beat and the players to watch in the opening round of the NCAA softball tournament.

    May 16 4:00 PM ET | By Graham Hays

  • Hays: Top seed Oklahoma sets pace in regionals

    With the NCAA softball tournament set to start, Graham Hays breaks down the seeds, sleepers and players to watch in Norman, College Station, Ann Arbor and Baton Rouge.

    May 16 4:00 PM ET | By Graham Hays

  • Hays: Will history get in the Longhorns' way?

    Graham Hays breaks down the opening round of the NCAA tournament, where the host teams are favored to win.

    May 16 3:59 PM ET | By Graham Hays

  • Hays: Fresh faces lead Florida offense

    Will a mid-major pull an upset in Knoxville, Louisville or Tuscaloosa? Can Florida finally master an in-state foe? Graham Hays answers those questions and more in his regional capsules.

    May 16 3:59 PM ET | By Graham Hays

  • Rutgers hires Louisville's Hermann as AD

    Rutgers has hired Louisville senior associate athletic director Julie Hermann as its new athletic director.

    May 16 12:42 PM ET | By Brett McMurphy

  • 2014 recruit Alliya Butts sports versatile game

    Undeclared junior point guard Alliya Butts of New Jersey brings a little bit of everything when she steps foot on the basketball court

    May 16 9:16 AM ET

  • Hays: 5 questions on the NCAA tournament

    Oklahoma enters the NCAA tournament with a chance to win a national championship with four or fewer losses. And the Sooners have the reigning national player of the year in Keilani Ricketts, who's a good bet to win it again.

    May 15 8:38 AM ET | By Graham Hays

  • Hawaii drops name change; 'Rainbow' stays

    Hawaii's athletic department is scrapping a plan to drop the word "Rainbow" from its men's teams' nicknames.

    May 14 8:48 PM ET

  • Hays: Opposite personalities key Cal's success

    Teammates and friends since the age of 7, Cal seniors Lindsey Ziegenhirt and Jolene Henderson have had different experiences with the Bears but have one unified goal for their team.

    May 14 6:14 PM ET | By Graham Hays

  • Tennessee plans to unveil statue of Summitt

    Tennessee will honor longtime women's basketball coach Pat Summitt with a statue, athletic director Dave Hart told the Knoxville News Sentinel on Monday.

    May 13 10:10 PM ET

  • Virginia softball coach resigns after six seasons

    Virginia athletic director Craig Littlepage says softball coach Eileen Schmidt has resigned.

    May 13 4:00 PM ET

  • Rovello, men's tennis player at Oregon, drowns

    The University of Oregon says that tennis player Alex Rovello died in a diving accident Saturday at Tamolitch Falls in the Willamette National Forest.

    May 13 12:13 AM ET

  • Bethune-Cookman sweeps PGA Minority titles

    Bethune-Cookman rallied to win the PGA Minority Collegiate Golf Championship on Sunday, and the Wildcats took their record 10th women's title on the first hole of a playoff with Texas-Pan American.

    May 12 7:35 PM ET