Final game of the season and that means it’s the final time to make predictions for the staff. I feel like we all know who everyone is going to pick here unless someone is stubborn and just refuses to pick Indiana for the sake of never picking Indiana. Let’s take a look shall we? Ledman […]
I’m going to keep this short today since yesterday was a holiday and I didn’t have a lot of time to write. Plus, there wasn’t a lot of news. At The Star, Jaylon Thompson wrote “How recent MLB trade could alter Royals’ pursuit for impact bat this offseason”: The Royals have been linked to potential […]
Ah rivalry week. It’s the most scintillating week in college football chalk full of elite rivalries like Utah versus Kansas, Miami versus Pittsburgh, and of course BYU-UCF! I’m kidding a bit, because there are legitimate rivalries being played. Alabama-Auburn, Oregon-Washington, Ohio State-Michigan, A&M-Texas… and of course the deep seated history of Mizzou-Arkansas. Maybe the last […]
The United States Men’s National Team is going to have a monumental task ahead of them in 2026. The team will have to unite to take on the world as co-hosts at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. USMNT head coach Mauricio Pochettino will have the unenviable task of figuring out how to lower a player […]
Braves History 1957 – Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves wins the Cy Young Award as the major leagues’ top pitcher almost unanimously. His only competition for the title is Dick Donovan, of the Chicago White Sox, who receives one vote. 1961 – The Milwaukee Braves traded slugger Frank Thomas to the New York Mets […]
Commanders links Articles Commanders.com NFC East roundup | Commanders prepare for final stretch Both the Washington Commanders and Denver Broncos will be coming into Sunday Night Football rested after a Week 12 bye. The Commanders got positive news amid their six-game slide with wide receiver Noah Brown’s 21-day window opening and quarterback Jayden Daniels returning […]
Even after the worst season in franchise history, I still miss baseball. In the offseason, there are plenty of other sports to watch that keep you entertained, but it’s not the same as baseball. This year, about two months after the Rockies 2025 season ended and about four months before the 2026 season begins, I am grateful for Rocky Mountain PBS and its recent “Colorado Experience” […]
Coming off a close vote at No. 6, in which Jackson Chourio eked out Quinn Priester, Priester bounced back to dominate in the voting for No. 7. Priester took the seventh spot with 12 votes from the BCB community, while Abner Uribe and Andrew Vaughn each picked up one vote to round out the voting […]
Stability has been the name of the game along the New England Patriots offensive line for much of the season. However, last week’s 26-20 win over the Cincinnati Bengals put an end to it: the team lost its entire left side to injury, with tackle Will Campbell suffering a sprained MCL and guard Jared Wilson […]
Thanksgiving is a great holiday. You eat lots of food, are surrounded by loved ones, and the best part is, there is Detroit Lions football on TV. That last part is only enjoyable if the outcome is a good one, and it wasn’t this year. After defeating the Chicago Bears last season, ending a seven-year […]
Happy Friday, everyone! We hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving and are recovering from your food coma. Now, before you get into your Black Friday shopping, we have a little bit of a news post to start your day. There’s a little bit of everything, but of course, the biggest news is one of the […]
Good morning, baseball fans! We hope you had a great Thanksgiving! Today, I wanted to see what everyone’s favorite home runs of the San Francisco Giants’ 2025 season were. Personally, I feel as though we were blessed with an abundance of my absolute favorite type of home run this season. Grand slams against the Los […]
Meet the Mets Mets fans shared their stories of the great interactions they’ve had with Brandon Nimmo with Laura Albanese. Kai Correa, the Mets’ new bench coach, is a key piece of the organization’s effort to improve defensively. Tyler Rogers, who finished the season with the Mets and has the slowest fastball in Major League […]
This article is a result of a bunch of data queries I wrote to explore the idea you are about to read about. So it will be a little dense with data, hopefully not too much so. I purposely scheduled it for the holiday weekend, thinking people might be looking for something a little more […]
Right now, Wicked-mania is again sweeping the nation’s cinema-goers as the musical saga of Glinda & Elphaba comes to a close. Good-natured critical disagreement on the franchise between myself and our resident film guru aside, Wicked: For Good is raking in the box office dough. In that spirit this Black Friday, let’s follow the yellow […]
A great regular season is already accomplished. A regular season for the history books is on the table today. Let’s go BTHO t.u., finish the regular season 12-0 for just the second time in school history, make it to Atlanta for the first time and wrap up that Playoff bye. Cotton Holdings Lone Star ShowdownNo. […]
Welcome to Black Friday, folks! Hope you had a good Thanksgiving/Thursday. Sorry about the lack of official preview for today’s game, but Thanksgiving Night got away from me a bit. Here are your basics: The Rangers haven’t had the best start to the season, as they sit at the bottom of the Metropolitan Division with […]
The NFL season is an evolving state of affairs, and week 13 finds your 8-3 Chicago Bears as the #3 seed in the NFC Playoff race with a visit to the City of Brotherly Love on Black Friday to face the defending Super Bowl champs and #2 seed Philadelphia Eagles. In this weekly series, I’ll […]
State of the NFC South entering Week 13 A look at the entire division Blake Grupe shares emotional goodbye message with Saints fans Sometimes, we all forget the human side of football. After injuring his back, WR Chris Olave was not present for Saints practice on Thursday Another update on the star receiver
Kansas returns home to the friendly confines with one last shot to secure a bowl invite in a senior day matchup with Utah. The Jayhawks are 2-2 against Utah all-time; the two programs have not met since 1996. This will be their first matchup as conference opponents. The Numbers #14 Utah: 9-2, 6-2 B12 Kansas: […]
The Buffalo Bills (7-4) travel to face the Pittsburgh Steelers (6-5) Sunday afternoon in a 4:25 p.m. EST battle of teams fighting for positioning in a crowded AFC playoff race. Before this Week 13 clash, let’s revisit the series history, relive some of the more memorable matchups, break down those common connections, and go through […]
Kansas Jayhawks News On3 asked KU’s top seniors what today means to them Is a former Jayhawk about to get his first NFL start? How far can Kansas go when Darryn Peterson returns? ESPN talks KU basketball’s latest victory and upward trajectory Links! There are four games today and tomorrow that will decide the race […]
It’s difficult to imagine now just how thoroughly the UCLA Bruins dominated college basketball as TV emerged as a defining medium in American life, and court opportunity began to extend widely to players both Black and white. The Bruins’ hegemony emerged so long ago, Wake Forest’s Steve Forbes and Virginia Tech’s Mike Young, the ACC’s […]
This Illini team has no shortage of firepower, especially offensively. That can be a blessing but also sometimes a curse. It can be very difficult setting a rotation when you have so many players that bring multiple skill sets to the table. This Illini team has no shortage of that, as you could argue 10 […]
The Illini will play their final regular-season game Saturday night against Northwestern in Champaign. Both teams will be looking to enhance their bowl resumes with a win. Illinois is 7-4, 4-4 in conference. Northwestern will also be looking to upgrade its bowl status. The Wildcats are 6-5, 4-4 in conference. The Key Players The game […]