In the past three days, Softball On SI has reported on two scandals involving travel softball organizations. While the details of those situations differ, both raise serious questions about a much bigger problem within the sport. At some point, travel…
Tom Izzo is at an age in which most college basketball coaches slow down. Tom Izzo is not most college basketball coaches. The Hall of Famer has been the head coach at Michigan State for over 30 years and he’s never…
The Hotline is delighted to provide West Coast fans with a regular dive into the recruiting process through the eyes and ears of Brandon Huffman, the Phoenix-based national recruiting analyst for Rivals/On3. He submitted the following… 1-year-old girl dies after…
Stanford football might be in the midst of an up-and-down season in 2026, but the future is looking bright. On Wednesday, Oct. 28, On3 Sports National Reporter Greg Biggins reported that the Cardinal are in the mix to land four-star quarterback Hunter Fujikawa.
Four-star small forward Jalen White has committed to Mississippi State, he told Rivals. The 6-foot-7 senior out of Bella Vista Prep (AZ) took an official visit to Starkville over the weekend and left pledged to Chris Jans and the Bulldogs.
The 247Sports Transfer Portal includes players who have either announced their intent to enter or have officially entered the NCAA Transfer Portal. Under the college transfer policy, when a...
Texas has flipped another linebacker. Three-star 2027 prospect Jason Crenshaw Jr. has flipped his commitment from Georgia Tech to Texas. The Prattville, Alabama native joins RJ Hudson in the Longhorns recruiting class, who flipped earlier this week to UT from Clemson.
The Duke Blue Devils have made a habit of landing five-star college basketball recruits and turning them into stars. Asa Montgomery has the chance to be the latest one. Montgomery announced on Wednesday that he’s going to join the Blue…
With high school seasons past their midway points, we look at the prospects who have most boosted their stock.
Tom Slawson, whose full name is Thomas Slawson Jr., played for The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, from 1976 to 1980. At 6-foot-7, he became one of the best players in the school's history. He scored 1,408 points, which put him…
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