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2026 FSU Transfer Portal Tracker and Ongoing Thread #4

Tomahawk Nation

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The Wolfpack Hosts the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

Backing The Pack

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Kansas Set to Defend Home Turf Against Baylor

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The college basketball world turns its attention to Lawrence, Kansas on January 16, 2026, for a classic Big 12 showdown as the Baylor Bears visit the Kansas Jayhawks. With Kansas holding the #13 national rank and a proud tradition of defending their home court at Allen Fieldhouse, this matchup promises to deliver intense action and high drama.

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Hubert's Big Problem Probably Can't Be Solved

Duke Basketball Report

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An early look at UNC Football's 2026 offense

Tarheelblog.com

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UNC Football Transfer Portal Update: Week 2

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UNC looks to overcome defensive woes against Cal

Tarheelblog.com

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Virginia Tech football: Penn State WR Tyseer Denmark transfers to Hokies

Gobbler Country

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Lenovo Is Growing As Part of the $300 Million Renovation

Backing The Pack

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Stanford defeats UNC 95-90 as Okorie scores 36

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The No. 14 North Carolina Tar Heels and the Stanford Cardinal played a classic game in Maples Pavilion, with the Cardinal coming away with the 95-90 win. Carolina led for most of the game, but with just over 1 minute remaining and trailing by 2, Jeremy Dent-Smith drained a three-pointer to give the Card the lead. After a Carolina turnover, Ryan Agarwal stepped up and nailed his 5th three-pointer of the game to give Stanford a 4-point cushion, and they were able to salt the game away from there. Freshman Ebuka Okorie had another incredible game for Stanford, scoring a career-high 36 points while shooting 12-20 from the floor and 3-5 from deep. The 36 points marked the most points scored by a Stanford freshman. He also added 9 assists, 3 rebounds, and 2 steals in the win. Henri Veesaar and Caleb Wilson each scored 26 points, with Veesaar shooting an amazing 9-12 from the floor, including 2-2 from three-point range. Wilson had an incredible 2nd half, scoring 20 of his 26 points after the break. Wilson was a perfect 8-8 in the 2nd half and finished the game 11-16 with 9 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals, and a blocked shot in the loss.

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Best One-Year Improvements In ACC History

Duke Basketball Report

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Virginia Tech basketball: Hokies lose another last-second heartbreaker 77-76 to SMU

Gobbler Country

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UNC vs. Cal: Three Things to Watch

Tarheelblog.com

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Henri Veesaar's big game can't get UNC past Stanford

Tarheelblog.com

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Four Eagles Headed to the Senior Bowl

BC Interruption

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NCAA Revises Transfer Rules – Again

Backing The Pack

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Film Forecast, Championship Game: Miami Hurricanes vs. Indiana Hoosiers, pt.2

State of the U

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Five takeaways from Virginia basketball's 79-70 win vs. No. 20 Louisville

Streaking the Lawn

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#22 Clemson Handles BC 74-50 to Extend Win Streak to 8

Shakin The Southland

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Virginia Tech: Former 5-star TE Luke Reynolds transfers to Hokies

Gobbler Country

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FTRS Picks 2025 Bowl Season Part 4: Semi-Finals

From the Rumble Seat

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Media Musings: Young Pope Grows From Hurricanes Fan to Hawks Beat Writer

Sports Channel 8

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Media Musings: HighSchoolOT.com Growing Its Footprint

Sports Channel 8

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