“There are lies, damn lies, and statistics.” — Mark Twain The line above is often attributed to Mark Twain, but we have no proof that he was the first one to say it. The Googles will say that it was either him or someone else and that rabbit hole is a perfect example of the […]
The Dallas Mavericks fired general manager Nico Harrison on Tuesday. The only surprising thing about the decision was that it came now and not when Nico Harrison told Mavericks ownership that he was looking to trade Luka Doncic back in February, especially considering the return would be 32 year old Anthony Davis. But I guess […]
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As the calendar year begins to wind down, we’re inching closer to a new lacrosse season in 2026. Along those lines, the Syracuse Orange women’s lacrosse team recently made announcements for the upcoming year in the form of their team captains and their slate of home games. Last week, SU and head coach Regy Thorpe […]
Free agent projections are out, and so it is that time again — time for the annual “should the Rangers sign This Player” polls. Today, we are looking at outfielder Kyle Tucker. Tucker is a 28 year old right fielder who was with the Houston Astros prior to being traded to the Chicago Cubs this […]
The yo-yo continues! The staff winning percentage has bounced from 67% to 43% back to 69% the last 3 weeks. Hopefully, that does not suggest we hit full on rock bottom with something like a 35% hit rate in Week 12. The Week 11 successes were led by Import and Andrew, which makes sense as […]
Matt and Austin celebrate Iowa State’s win over TCU and reserve some special shoutouts for the defense. The guys discuss the offense’s continued struggles, the WRs that can’t catch the ball, and we disagreed on the decision to go for the 4th down at the end. But it feels great to get a 6th win, […]
Date/Time: Saturday, November 15, 2025 – 12:30 PM PDT Location: MacKay Stadium, Reno, NV Broadcast: CBS Sports Radio: 860 KTRB AM (SF Bay Area) Head-to-Head: Nevada leads the series 23-2-12 Spread: SJSU -9.5 favorites, O/U 52.5 The last time San Jose State (3-6, 2-3 MW) defeated Nevada (1-8, 0-5 MW) in Reno was October 21, […]
The Tar Heels face the rest of the Big Four to close out the season. The North Carolina gauntlet makes its first stop in Winston-Salem in what is being billed as a defensive battle. Wake Forest earned bowl eligibility last week, so the Demon Deacons are simply focused on ending a four-game losing streak to […]
After firing 64 year old Mike Rizzo, Nationals owner Mark Lerner has seemingly been searching for the Fountain of Youth. In the past six weeks he has hired a 35 year old GM, a 33 year old manager and a 30 year old pitching coach. Clearly, the Washington Nationals have a new and very young […]
Hansi Flick was dealt a tough hand to start the season, and it only got worse as the weeks went by. Losing Iñigo Martínez was more of a bombshell tactically than many of us realized. Combine that with the growing injury list, and you have a recipe for inconsistency making it hard to form a […]
Tonight, the Colorado Avalanche welcome the Buffalo Sabres and fans to Fourth Wing Night at Ball Arena. The Avalanche come into this showdown as the NHL’s best squad and hope to take care of business with a struggling Sabres group. Can the Avalanche continue on this torrid pace of securing a point in every home game so […]
Let’s get to the Philadelphia Eagles news and links … It is time to remove the ‘misunderstood’ label from A.J. Brown – The Athletic“We play Detroit on Sunday night,” Brown said. “They play a lot of man. Pretty sure they’re gonna cloud. That’s just what comes with it. You even look back at that Denver […]
So apparently you can force results on your CFB26 schedule, so I started a new season, forced the Rebs to a 9-1 record which led to Ole Miss being ranked #3 in the CFP poll heading into this matchup. Even the EA Sports CFP poll is flawed as it had Ole Miss ranked one spot […]
While we await who will be named the 2025 Detroit Lions Thanksgiving halftime show performer, the team announced on Thursday a partnership with local rap artist Eminem (AKA Marshall Mathers) that will go through the 2027 season. Per the agreement, Eminem and his long-time manager, Paul Rosenberg, will produce the Thanksgiving halftime show for the […]
Trans tennis player Cammie Woodman brought a discrimination lawsuit against a league that tried to ban her from women's competition.
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There are two types of football clubs in this world: the ones that are good at developing talent and the ones that want to be good at it. No matter how many resources an organization has at its disposal, finding the edge, A.K.A the next best-selling jersey, will always be a priority. In a business […]
I wouldn’t say Japanese ace Tatsuya Imai is the top starting pitcher on the free agent market this year, necessarily, and I wouldn’t say it’s a lock that the Chicago Cubs pursue him in any case. But I would say that, on paper, the 27-year-old appears to have big-league-caliber stuff, has dominated in Japan to a similar degree that we’ve seen from other starters who’ve come over and had success, and could give the Cubs a different look at the front of their rotation. The Cubs are not unique in ...
Disappointing as the ending was, the future looks good.
Indiana announced Thursday that it has signed class of 2026 guard Prince-Alexander Moody to a National Letter of Intent. Moody committed to the Hoosiers in late June. Here’s the full release from IU Athletics: BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Four-star combo guard ...
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A look at the projected lineups and pre-game interviews.
Commanders links Articles The Athletic (paywall) Commanders select architect for their new roofed stadium in Washington, D.C. The Washington Commanders have appointed HKS, the global architectural and design firm, as the lead architect of their $3.8 billion roofed stadium on the site of the former RFK Stadium. Dallas-based HKS has created some of the most […]
We are approaching marathon time for the Dallas Cowboys. On Monday night the team will visit the Las Vegas Raiders and six days later play again as they host the Philadelphia Eagles. There will be no time for deep breaths after that though as Dallas will be on the field four days after the Philly […]
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Raiders fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. The Las Vegas Raiders are getting ready for their Monday Night showdown with the Dallas Cowboys. […]
With Saturday creeping closer and closer it’s time to reach out to my fellow SB Nation bloggers and get some answers to the pertinent questions before kickoff. Today, I’m sharing a Q&A from UW Dawg Pound courtesy of Mark Schafer. Feel free to hop over there and say hi. How would you describe Washington’s season […]
The Washington Commanders announced that they have selected HKS as the lead architect for the new stadium at the site of the former RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C. The stadium was approved by DC Council, and is expected to be open in 2030. New managing partner Josh Harris has made returning the site of the […]