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Last updated: April 11, 2026, 5:30 PM ET

College Basketball Portal Activity

The NCAA transfer portal remains highly active across major conferences, seeing immediate commitments from several top talents seeking new homes. Colorado freshman Isaiah Johnson, who averaged 16.9 points and 3.0 assists for the Buffaloes, has elected to join the Texas Longhorns. In a major boost for the SEC, Texas A&M successfully landed prolific scorer P.J. Haggerty, bringing in the Kansas State transfer who was among the nation's leading offensive threats. Meanwhile, Auburn avoided a key departure as star guard Tahaad Pettiford plans his return to the Tigers for his junior season, stabilizing their backcourt outlook heading into next year.

NCAA Coaching & Roster Stability

Coaching stability appears to be setting in at Michigan following the conclusion of the season, as Athletic Director Warde Manuel confirmed that head coach Dusty May has agreed to a long-term new deal to continue leading the Wolverines for the foreseeable future. This news contrasts with the fluidity seen in player movement, though several key players are signaling intentions to stay put or commit to new programs.

Golf & Combat Sports Updates

The second round of golf's first major continued Saturday, with Rory McIlroy attempting to maintain his narrow lead as the field navigates the challenging course conditions. Shane Lowry produced a moment of brilliance during the day, becoming the first player in Masters history to record a second career hole-in-one at Augusta National. Across the pond, boxing saw major updates as Tyson Fury returned to the ring for the first time in 16 months, facing Arslanbek Makhmudov on a stacked London card providing live updates. Separately, heavyweight contender Derek Chisora, who had previously suggested retirement following his recent bout with Deontay Wilder, is now pushing for a rematch, citing dissatisfaction with the previous scoring.

Rugby League & Union Results

European rugby competitions saw significant advancement over the weekend, securing places in the next stage of knockout tournaments. In Rugby League, the Warrington Wolves secured their semi-final spot in the Challenge Cup after staging a comeback victory over the Leigh Leopards. On the Union side, Leinster delivered a commanding performance against Sale Sharks, shaking off a slow start to cruise to victory and booking a home Champions Cup semi-final clash against French side Toulon.