The hits keep coming! More than 50 upsets for the second week in a row!

Last week, Stanford picked up a big commitment from 2024's #17 ranked recruit, Grigor Cholakyan. This week, they keep the momentum rolling with a commitment from another top California prospect, #43 Collin Guffey. Cholakyan and Guffey join #13 Aden Valencia who committed this summer, and it's clear Rob Koll and his staff have things rolling in Palo Alto.

Grigor Cholakyan currently sits at #17 on the 2024 Big Board, and now he's made his college decision. The St. John Bosco junior will be staying in California to join Rob Koll and company at Stanford. Cholakyan announced his commitment on Instagram.

Positionless basketball is all the rage nowadays, and it's possible no role identifies closer to that definition than the small forward.

Head coach: Rob Koll (second season)

There already have been some early surprises in the BIG EAST men's soccer world this season.

Fargo is often the last major tournament before incoming freshman-level up to college competition. It's also an event where committed underclassmen in high school test their might against the rest of the country.

Matt Donlan has had himself an NCAA Tournament to remember.

Basketball has its madness in March. But college softball can lay claim to some mayhem of its own that begins in mid-May and runs into June.

Semifinal upsets set the stage for a showdown between Nos. 3 and 5 in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation championship. At stake Saturday at Pauley Pavilion is a berth in the NCAA Tournament.

Top-ranked UCLA welcomes the teams of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation to Pauley Pavilion April 20-23 for the 2022 MPSF Championship.

Two weeks after taking 6th place at the NCAA Championships, All-America Real Woods has entered the transfer portal.

The Karbach Round Rock Classic has an official hashtag that claims it’s the #BestOutsideOfOmaha, and with some of the names on display at this year’s event, it could be easy to confuse it with the hallowed grounds at TD Ameritrade Park.

Welcome back to the big time, Stanford.

There’s oodles of high-level college baseball hitting talent that could make a mark on the professional baseball scene soon—and some of the best of the best are playing on a minor-league field in the middle of Texas.