We’re less than two weeks from the start of the 2025-26 college basketball season and IU basketball will tip off a new era under Darian DeVries. The Hoosiers will wrap up exhibition play on Sunday afternoon against Baylor at Gainbridge ...
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From Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis
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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — After their first bye week of the season, the No. 23 Illini are faced with a tall task in heading to the West Coast to take on the Washington Huskies. Playing in Seattle, at Husky Stadium, has been historically difficult for opposing teams. Over the past three years, the Huskies have thrived […]
From The Champaign Room
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Your Benevolent Despot is not above being smug. When the transfer portal opened its gaping maw onto college football and the earliest stirrings of NIL started to creep over the transom, a lot of people were bemoaning what they perceived as an impetus for the bluebloods to scoop up all the talent. At the time, […]
From Bring On The Cats
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The Rangers are playing well but can’t finish—and Joe, Eric, and Jonny Lazarus have thoughts on what that means for Panarin, the kids, and Chris Drury’s next move.
From Blueshirt Banter
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What do our writers think about the newest PWHL teams' debut uniforms?
From The Ice Garden
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I will never have a crazier 7 days in my life. If I do, I look forward to the absolute roller coaster ride that it will entail. It all started last Thursday afternoon, when my wife called me and told me that she was being sent to the ER. Her blood pressure had risen to […]
From Corn Nation
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The Phillies made a bit of a surprise trade last offseason when they acquired Jesús Luzardo from the Miami Marlins in exchange for one of their top prospects in Starlyn Caba. The price for Luzardo wasn’t necessarily the surprise, but rather that the Phillies were acquiring another starting pitcher despite already boasting one of the […]
From The Good Phight
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The New Orleans Saints are set to face their first divisional opponent of the 2025 NFL season this weekend when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers visit the Big Easy. Both teams are coming off big losses as the Saints fell to the Bears and the Bucs fell to the Lions. The NFC South foe will be […]
From Canal Street Chronicles
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The second and last off week for Georgia football means the only opponents to worry about are undeveloped frontal lobes with disposable income, and of course the ACCPD traffic enforcement. In lieu of those sources of ruination, let’s instead turn our focus on what worries us about the state of the 2025 Bulldogs. There are […]
From Dawg Sports
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As Hawkeye once said in Avengers: Endgame, don’t give me hope. This week in Cowboys Nation, Hawkeye is all of us. Just when this team, namely its defense, ripped everyone’s hearts out in Carolina, they turned the tables on us again. The defense put up its best game of the year (an admittedly low bar) […]
From Blogging The Boys
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Daily Mail’s Craig Hope believes there remains “a chance” that Elliot Anderson could one day return to Newcastle United, revealing the midfielder maintains strong ties with key figures at St James’ Park. “In short, yes, there’s a chance,” Hope reported. “Interestingly, he has a very good relationship with Wilson from their time together at Nottingham […]
From Coming Home Newcastle
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The Syracuse Orange are now off to A-Town to face their one of their toughest tests so far this year in No. 7 Georgia Tech. To get you ready for the game, we brought in Jack Purdy of From the Rumble Seat for some added perspective. Here’s a preview of the upcoming matchup from the […]
From Troy Nunes Is An Absolute Magician
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Reliving the 13 most epic games of the Nevada-Boise State football rivalry I don’t think this is it for the Boise State-Nevada rivalry, but it’s fair to reminiscence with Friday’s clash the last scheduled game between the two programs. Chris Murray of NevadaSportsNet takes a look at the most epic games between the two programs, […]
From Mountain West Connection
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Raise your hand if you’ve seen this before: The Houston Texans play a night game on National TV and get utterly embarrassed. With 2 weeks to prepare for the Seattle Seahawks, the Texans offense took the field and looked totally unprepared. While the defense played to form, offensive coordinator Nick Caley’s job looked phoned in […]
From Battle Red Blog
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The Orioles selected Kade Strowd in the 12th round of the 2019 draft. The West Virginia product became Rule 5 eligible after the 2022 season, but Baltimore did not feel any pressure to protect the reliever. Strowd reached Double-A Bowie in 2023, but the O’s got away with leaving the Mountaineer off the 40-man roster […]
From Camden Chat
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Ducks sweep the Bruins Dan Lanning Mid-week media availability Mariota to make third start of the season for Washington Commanders in Week 8 Men’s basketball receive votes in first USA Today Sports Coaches Poll Highlight of the Day: De’Anthony goes 91 yards against the Badgers in the Rose Bowl
From Addicted To Quack
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Something has changed. Maybe we just hadn’t noticed because Billy Packer isn’t around to point it out. With him went a good, overarching grasp of the college game and an incisive and opinionated perspective on how the game was evolving. For more than three decades Packer focused his TV commentary – much of it ACC […]
From Duke Basketball Report
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Despite the ALCS going a full seven games and the Blue Jays not needing to travel anywhere before the World Series starts, we’re now sitting through day three of no baseball. The reason for this is of course money. MLB and the networks pre-determine the World Series dates and want them locked in ahead of […]
From Over the Monster
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Former Detroit Lions cornerback Jerry Jacobs was one of the most beloved players in the early days of the Dan Campbell era. The undrafted talent out of Arkansas beat a ton of odds just to make it onto an NFL roster, including starting out his college career at Hutchinson Community College. With Detroit, his gritty […]
From Pride Of Detroit
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This week’s Throwback Thursday takes us back to the South Side of Chicago and the spirit of Lou Holtz’s first Notre Dame team — where lessons in trust, love, and commitment became a way of life. Few embody those values better than Frank Pinn (’89), a former walk-on turned team leader, record holder, and business […]
From One Foot Down
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Introducing “The Blueshirt Bandwidth Ombudsman Report”: Charlie Vidal officially joins the team to tell Joe and Eric everything they got wrong—and he’s not holding back.
From Blueshirt Banter
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There’s been plenty of speculation as to whether or not Tyson Fury will return to the ring again after announcing his most recent retirement, especially considering his history, but in this video interview Fury claims he’s at peace with his life exactly how it is, and has no motivation to come back to the sport […]
From Bad Left Hook
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Meet the Mets Francisco Lindor underwent an elbow procedure at the end of the 2025 season but he is expected to be ready for the start of spring training. Lindor, Pete Alonso, and Juan Soto were named as finalists for the Silver Slugger award at their respective positions. The team interviewed former Astros hitting coach […]
From Amazin' Avenue
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I really wish EA would update the damn rosters. We are way better than the 3-4 record they currently have us at and a lot of that has to do with the repeatedly mentioned absence of Trinidad Chambliss and the severe underrating of the possibly the best running back in the conference. Oh, to boot, […]
From Red Cup Rebellion
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With the Commanders’ second season under new management seemingly teetering on the edge of the abyss, some perspective might be in order. After a somewhat slow start to the 2024 season, I published a roundup of timelines of recent successful franchise rebuilds. My search for successful rebuilds from similar starting points to the Quinn/Peters Commanders […]
From Hogs Haven
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