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Season 17, Episode 9 of The Terrible Podcast is now in the can. In this Monday morning show, that was recorded Sunday night, Alex Kozora and I start by talking about the Pittsburgh Steelers getting DT Keeanu Benton signed to a four-year, $72 million contract extension a few days ago. Alex and I spend a […]
The LSU offense is an interesting one to preview this year. To this point, they’re only scoring 25.5 points per game, and that ultimately got Brian Kelly fired (and OC Joe Sloan was given the can a couple hours later). It’s not been good by any stretch, and there’s been a lot of issues… but […]
The 2025 NFL trade deadline has officially come and gone, with the Cleveland Browns just making one move, trading Joe Tryon-Shoyinka to the Chicago Bears. Despite the team not being as active as maybe the fans would have liked, it’s still great that they were able to ship off an underwhelming player and a 7th-round […]
It’s been an up-and-down start to his NFL career for Roman Wilson, mostly with downs. Another came on Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts. Wilson played his best game as a Steeler the week prior with four catches for 74 yards and his first-career touchdown against the Green Bay Packers. Wilson caught one pass for four […]
If you’re reading this, we’re assuming you love Villanova basketball. We are looking for a new site manager for VU Hoops, as well as additional writers. If you already spend a good amount of your days talking about Villanova and college basketball, then this might be a perfect opportunity to take that passion to the […]
Wowwww. Bulls. A 24-point comeback win, down to the final seconds . This team has some juice. If you missed Shane Bieber’s stunning option decision and my thoughts on it, see here . I think it’ll take a little while to fully know whether that was just some weird, one-off, super-idiosyncratic decision of Bieber’s, or if it represents some kind of fundamental systemic concern about what this offseason is going to look like. But we’ll get some clues with the Qualifying Offer decisions this...
Fort Cherry’s (PA) Matt Sieg added another feather to his cap in his Rangers’ eleventh win of the season, breaking the school’s all-time rushing record. As a reminder, he plays quarterback in high school. The four-star had two touchdowns and 154 yards in the affair before heading to the bench. He now also sits second […]
Great teams tend to be able to weather attrition and adversity. The Kansas City Chiefs can lose their #1 receiver for the equivalent of a full season owing to injury and suspension, lose their left tackle for multiple weeks, and still put together a winning effort owing to depth and strengths that compensate for those […]
Kell Brook is scheduled to return to the ring on Feb. 13 in Dubai for a fight against Eisa Al Dah after not having fought since a Feb. 2022 win over Amir Khan. In a conversation with Sky Sports he says he’s coming back to the ring in order to bring awareness to mental health, […]
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Real Madrid showed cracks in their ceiling once again in a 1-0 loss to Liverpool at Anfield on Tuesday night. A goal from Alexis Mac Allister ensured a win for Liverpool after a dominant performance, and gave Real Madrid their first loss of their Champions League campaign. Here are three observations from the match: Real […]
Atlético Madrid extended their winning streak to three games across all competitions in a rather-tight contest at the Metropolitano on Tuesday night. Granted, Union St. Gilloise are the Belgian champions and currently sit atop their domestic table. But, on the back of consecutive 0-4 losses to Newcastle United and Inter Milan in the Champions League, […]
Last night, the TCU Horned Frogs suffered an improbable defeat at the hands of the New Orleans Privateers to open the 2025–26 season. The Privateers, who had won just four games last year, stunned TCU in a shocking season opener, winning 78-74. But the loss wasn’t even the biggest blow. On November 4, it was […]
The voters of Bexar County have spoken, appearing in record turnout yesterday to vote in favor of Propositions A and B, which will include a new Spurs arena in downtown San Antonio. According to results, 56% of voters approved Prop. A, which will include development of the current Freeman Coliseum complex (including the Frost Bank […]
A place no stranger to memorable nights, John Paul Johns marked another special evening in its history on Monday. Ryan Odom took the floor for the first time (officially) as the head coach, and Charlottesville native/Virginia freshman point guard Chance Mallory lived out a childhood dream by playing his first game in orange and blue. […]
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NCAA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Iowa fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. The Iowa Hawkeyes are poised to play host to the #9 Oregon Ducks on Saturday in […]
The USA and Canada aren't the only rivals in women's hockey facing off this week.
How’d We Do Last Week? Wildly Inaccurate This is just bad. Chowder is not in fact, overrated. It is delicious. Ill allow the lobster slander but will not tolerate the chowder take form Pseudodomer Most Interesting (I read the I’m baaaack in the Independence Day voice). It’s always good to have folks from other fanbases […]
The Rangers outplayed Carolina for half the game but still can’t buy a goal — their sixth straight home loss and fourth home shutout of the year.
The Edmonton Oilers may just be living proof that a two-goal lead is the worst lead in hockey. For the fourth time this season — and a night after doing so against the St. Louis Blues — the team coughed up such a lead, going on to lose. Last night it was against the Dallas…
Trevor Story is opting in to the final two years of his contract with the Red Sox per Chris Cotillo of MassLive. Cotillo went on to add the following: With an infield full of question marks as the front office faces the upcoming winter workload, Story sticking around makes matters much less murky. The Sox’ […]
Well, of course BC had to look somewhat competitive in the Holy War — before crumbling once again in the second half and yet somehow still cover. That is just the kind of season we are in. This year’s rendition of the Red Bandanna Game sees SMU come to town in what is quickly becoming […]
I guess my first thought on everything that happened at the trade deadline is that I need to pick my jaw off the floor. I was genuinely shocked that Sauce Gardner got traded and pretty surprised that Quinnen Williams was. The article I wrote ahead of yesterday’s trade deadline certainly looks like a first ballot […]
The spirits around Steelers Nation are notably higher, for this week at least, following an impressive victory over the AFC’s top-seeded Indianapolis Colts. The Steelers absolutely needed the win coming off two straight losses and seeing their hold atop the AFC North weakening. The odds seemed against Pittsburgh, but the reemergence of the Steelers’ defense […]
The Los Angeles Rams earned their first one over an NFC opponent last week, and have a chance to make it two against the evil 49ers. San Francisco stunned the Rams at SoFi Stadium in overtime last month. Can Los Angeles avoid the season sweep by their mortal enemy? With the rematch this weekend, I […]
When Jakob Johnson left the New England Patriots as a free agent in March 2022, so did the fullback position as a whole. Over the next three seasons, the team operated without a traditional lead blocker on its roster. That changed in 2025. Following the return of offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels, under whom Johnson himself […]