The Cleveland Browns are going to look different coming out of their bye week and heading into Week 10 versus the New York Jets, but we don’t know in how many ways. WR Cedric Tillman is likely to return from injured reserve this week, but the 2026 NFL trade deadline could lead to other changes […]
On Monday, Notre Dame released its depth charts for the upcoming game against the Navy Midshipmen. The list of injuries is starting to pile up, but the number of players not available at all this week remains the four that we knew about. Obviously — we should know more about the status of those listed […]
Hello there and welcome to the Big Ten Power Rankings! Each week we’ll rank how the teams across the conference are playing, in the hopes of seeing just who is a contender, and who is a pretender over the course of the season. The rules are few, but resolute: Teams are ranked by how they’re […]
As the Kentucky Wildcats prepare for Tuesday’s opener vs. Nicholls, Denzel Aberdeen and Jaland Lowe remain questionable to play. According to Jon Rothstein, head coach Mark Pope said that he’s unsure if Aberdeen or Lowe will be available for the first game of the 2025-26 season. Aberdeen is battling what’s believed to be a minor […]
According to a report from NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the Kansas City Chiefs’ first-round rookie Josh Simmons is back in the team facility. In all, Simmons has missed four games of the season. Taken by the Chiefs out of Ohio State with the 32nd overall pick of the 2025 NFL Draft, Simmons had an immediate […]
The Los Angeles Rams showed that they could put together a complete game on American soil. A couple weeks after soundly defeating the Jaguars in London, L.A. returned from their bye and crushed the hopeless Saints 34-10. The Rams are continuing to keep pace in the NFC West with a 6-2 record, tied with the […]
Northwestern volleyball (15-9, 5-7 B1G) took home a victory against the Iowa Hawkeyes (12-11, 3-8 B1G) 3-2 on Halloween night before putting away the Maryland Terrapins (8-14, 1-11) 3-1 Sunday afternoon. The theme through both home matches was the return of senior outside hitter Rylen Reid, who was sidelined for four games with injury. Meanwhile, […]
Broadcast details were released for November 15 college football games and BYU-TCU will kickoff at 8:15 MT on ESPN in Provo. BYU-UConn basketball tips off the same day in Boston at 5:00 MT on FOX, which ensures that the two games will not overlap. BYU is 8-0 on the season while TCU has been flying […]
The Portland Trail Blazers are staying at home to take on the Los Angeles Lakers for the second game of a brief three game homestand. This is the second meeting between the two teams in the young 2025-26 NBA season. Portland came away with the win in the first contest, but the Lakers now have […]
The Miami Dolphins conducted their first 2025 in-season trade on Monday, sending linebacker Jaelan Phillips to the Philadelphia Eagles, and it likely will not be their last move ahead of Tuesday’s 4 p.m. Eastern trade deadline. The Dolphins, sitting at 2-7 on the season and needing a roster rebuild, are expected to be sellers at […]
IU football is on the road again this week as the Hoosiers are set to battle Penn State at Beaver Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 12 p.m. ET on Saturday on FOX. While the Hoosiers had no issue crushing Maryland ...
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The college basketball season is officially underway for both men’s and women’s teams around the country, and that includes Rutgers women’s basketball, which is set for three home games over the course of the next seven days to open the season. The Scarlet Knights will debut their new-look roster tonight against Wagner, before hosting Quinnipiac […]
BOSTON — Back at TD Garden for the first time since he was waived in July, JD Davison reflected on a three-year Celtics tenure that failed to set up an NBA breakthrough — but nonetheless prepared him for another opportunity in Houston. Ahead of the Celtics’ 128-101 loss to the Rockets on Saturday night, Davison […]
On a night where the great Art Monk’s jersey was retired, Washington completely embarrassed themselves on the field. And, is anyone really that surprised? The roster is a mess, injuries continue to pile up, and our coaching staff is a complete embarrassment right now. The season is lost, and what’s more concerning to me, is […]
The Rutgers Men’s Basketball season is almost upon us as the Scarlet Knights are set to tip off against Rider on Wednesday, November 5th, at 6 pm in their home opener. Rider competes in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, a mid-major basketball conference, where they finished 14-19 last year with a 9-11 conference record. The […]
After a rough start to the year, followed by a stronger finish, 2026 looks bright.
Typically, we add links to stories as they become available and with Texas being the first game of the season, we’ve been adding links for a few days now. Some are better than others, obviously, but we’d like to commend one in particular. The Duke Chronicle tends to be a bit hit or miss with […]
Chelsea got a nice win, very close to home this weekend, beating Tottenham Hotspur in a London derby. Now they travel to the farthest end point of the UEFA footprint- Baku, Azerbaijan. It’s a midweek Champions League clash at Qarabag FK, who reside in the largest city situated on the Caspian Sea. Sounds like an […]
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After a disappointing Week 8 loss in Houston, the San Francisco 49ers bounced back and closed the quick two-game road trip with an impressive 34-24 win over the New York Giants. The 34 points were the 49ers’ highest output of the season so far, meaning all three stars will come from that side of the […]
Anyone else still struggling to catch their breath after the final two and a half minutes of Sunday’s game in Cincinnati? It was an up-and-down game that saw eight lead changes, and when it felt like the Chicago Bears had all but salted the game away with just over two minutes remaining, the Bengals scored […]
Whether they want to admit it or not, the Ravens’ offensive line is not a championship-winning unit. Both guard spots – right more than left – are weaknesses that will get exposed more severely and consistently in the postseason, which is why an move now would give the new starting five a chance to gel. […]
Relative to their market size and generalized revenue opportunity, the Chicago Cubs are a financially conservative franchise. To be fair, they would tell you that “every” dollar that comes into the organization is turned back around and spent on the organization in one way or another. But that has always rung a little hollow to me.
Given how much more other teams are spending on their payrolls, the Ricketts are either not counting all of their broader organizational revenue as “team” reve...
When the Green Bay Packers made the blockbuster trade for Micah Parsons, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones cited the acquisition of Kenny Clark as an important one for his defense to be able to stop the run. Although the Packers don’t regret trading for a Hall of Fame-caliber pass rusher, there’s a sliver of truth […]
Vaakanainen sidelined, Trocheck skating again, and lineup questions loom ahead of a key stretch before Thanksgiving.
The New York Islanders haven't taken themselves out of the playoff race early, but it is also very early in the season. The team is 6-5-1 and hasn't looked too bad. This isn't a year many expected the Islanders to do much, but those days are on their way with Matthew Schaefer leading the charge. For now, decisions are going to have to be made about the roster this season. Some of the veterans won't be around to see the success that is to come for the Islanders, especially a couple who are in t...