College Softball

NCAA President Mark Emmert Talks College Athletics

NCAA

On Friday, NCAA president Mark Emmert joined Sports Scene and provided his insight into the changing realm of college sports. Emmert, who has been the president of the NCAA since 2010, spoke about the prodding issues of current college athletics. On Air Now: @NCAA President Mark Emmert joins @SteveRussell850, in …

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The era of super conferences: USC and UCLA leave for Big Ten

The era of super conferences in the NCAA has begun. Following reports that USC and UCLA were leaving the Pac-12 to join the Big Ten, the conference confirmed the moves through a statement released late Thursday night. Big Ten members unanimously accepted both schools. Additionally, both schools plan to join …

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Florida womens wins USA Today Network SEC All-Sports title

USA Today Network named Florida Gators women’s sports its 2021-22 SEC all-sports champions. This year’s win gives the Gator women 24 SEC all-sports championships in 38 seasons. Florida finished second last season. The university celebrated 50 years of women’s sports this past year. The women brought home SEC championships in …

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Gators Softball Lands Transfer Pal Egan

Pal Egan

Texas A&M-Corpus Christi’s Pal Egan has decided to join the Gator Softball team. With one more year of eligibility, Egan comes to Florida as a graduate transfer. Head coach Tim Walton announced this on Wednesday afternoon. https://twitter.com/GatorsSB/status/1534634799956119553?s=20&t=Y2G3I6V8iw7dwj1hG6XfEA The Career of Pal Egan So Far Highschool Egan is from Bakersfield, California, and …

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New Scheduling Format Approved for Certain SEC Sports

The SEC Presidents and Chancellors have agreed on a future scheduling format for six different SEC sports. The sports involved include men’s basketball, women’s basketball, soccer, men’s tennis, women’s tennis and softball. The format will begin in the 2025-26 athletic year. Men’s Basketball For men’s basketball, each team will play …

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