Five-star guard Dylan Mingo committed to North Carolina on Tuesday. The 6-foot-5 guard out of Long Island Lutheran High School in New York is the No. 8-ranked prospect in the Class of 2026. Hubert ...

UNC students greeted five-star recruit Dylan Mingo with “We Want Mingo” signs ahead of the Tar Heels’ game against N.C. Central earlier this season. Mingo gave the Tar Heels what they wanted on ...

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — In the world of college atheltics there is no such thing as slowing down on the recruiting trail. That's especially true in basketball where Arkansas competes at the highest level ...

The Oklahoma Sooners' 2027 recruiting class is already off to a roaring start with 10 months to go until the early signing period in December. Oklahoma currently has 13 commitments and is way ahead of ...

Looking for work but struggling to land a job interview? Money might help. Some job seekers are paying recruiters to help get a foot in the door, a practice known as "reverse recruitment" in which ...

The Oklahoma Sooners announced the addition of another staffer to the program on Wednesday. The University of Oklahoma hired Molly Jacoby as the new director of recruiting. Jacoby comes to the Sooners ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- When five-star offensive lineman Maxwell Hiller put Ohio State in his top four schools, it gave the Buckeyes a chance at something they haven’t done in years. Ohio State already has ...

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Silicon Valley-founded Cooley LLP is putting off hiring half of its incoming class for 2028, calling the pause a win for frazzled law students as well as the firm itself. Cooley, known for its work ...

The rise of NIL and the transfer portal has created a market where experienced players are valued over high school recruits. Coaches, under pressure to win, increasingly prefer older, proven players ...

Landing a white-collar job is getting so tough that candidates—not companies—are paying recruiters to match them with positions. Through good economic times and bad, recruiters have usually operated ...