Former TCU star Olivia Miles has picked right up where she left off in college with a hot start for the WNBA Minnesota Lynx in the WNBA.
From now until preseason camp starts in August, Land-Grant Holy Land will be writing articles around a different theme every week. This week is all about cause and effect. We will explore domino-effect scenarios that could impact OSU’s season. You can catch up on all of the Theme Week content here and all of our ”If This, Then That” […]
Atlanta's elite defensive-minded guard made his interest in Michigan's Aday Mara clear on a recent podcast appearance.
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Just like their first-round selection, the Seattle Seahawks used their native pick in the second round of the 2026 NFL Draft, selecting TCU safety Bud Clark at No. 64. Clark brings Energizer Bunny-like attitude and a penchant for grabbing interceptions to an already stacked Seahawks secondary. Athletic Profile/Comps Relative Athletic Score (RAS) Mockdraftable Much like […]
With the MLB Draft only about two months away I thought it would be good to examine the history of the players selected with the picks the Atlanta Braves have in the 2026 MLB Draft. With the Braves picking 26th overall for their second first round selection, I decided to start by looking at the […]
Dinners should not be where revelations take place. After a Saturday night meal, Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert told head coach Kenny Atkinson that Jarrett Allen was the team’s spark. Atkinson has since credited that conversation as a turning point. And while Gilbert was right, it’s a “no s***” observation. Frankly, the fact that it […]
Just about anyone rooting for the New York Mets this season has been watching, waiting, and hoping that former All-Star Bo Bichette will break out at the plate and be himself. His first 46 games of 2026 are in the books, and the wait continues. Bichette is coming off a brutal Subway Series, during which […]
Hello, Chicago Bears fans! Today, I’m going to do the first installment of articles during the offseason, where I look at benchmarks/milestones for individual Chicago Bears players for the coming 2026 season and give my prediction on whether they will overachieve or underachieve those benchmarks. Today, we will look at five over/under scenarios for the […]
The regular season is done! Long live the baseball postseason. This year, the ACC Baseball world will convene in Charlotte to play at the Knights’ stadium and crown another champion. It’s an opportunity for some teams to get one or two more quality wins for their resume before the NCAA Tournament Bracket comes out next […]
A 3-3 road trip to Boston and Pittsburgh was, for me at least, the bare minimum the Phillies had to do. Gaining some steam at home was great, but going to those two cities and laying some eggs would have left a sour taste. They had to at least go .500 to maintain that steam […]
Over the next few months, we’ll be breaking down all of the rookies added by the Jets during the draft and as undrafted free agents. We continue today with edge defender David Bailey. The 22-year old Bailey is listed at 6’3” and 251 pounds and was the second overall pick out of Texas Tech. He […]
Mike and Dan rejoice in Matthew Schaefer winning the Calder Trophy as NHL Rookie of the Year by unanimous vote and his incredible presence on and off the ice. We’re not sure what’s left to say about Schaefer. A historic season, a joyous soul, a giving spirit and a loving son. All at just 18 […]
The Dallas Cowboys are back where the NFL so often puts them, in front of everyone. With seven standalone national games on the 2026 schedule, including six in primetime, Dallas remains one of the league’s most reliable television draws and one of its most scrutinized teams. For the Cowboys, that is both a compliment and […]
It’s another week of the Recruiting Roundup. Official visit season is right around the corner and we will be tracking as many June OVs as possible. June has become a huge recruiting month the past few years, and apparently, a pretty expensive month as well. While the Mountain West or Pac-12 may not have to […]
The Kansas City Royals snapped a losing streak with a win against the Cardinals, but one win does not erase the questions that have been building, and Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco are not shying away from any of them. The episode opens with an honest assessment of where this team stands relative to expectations, […]
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He’s sticking around into the 2030s. Illinois announced last week that Brad Underwood agreed to new terms on his current contract keeping him in Champaign through June 30, 2032. That contract could extend as far as June 30, 2036, based on performance, according to a news release. The agreement is pending approval by the Board […]
When the San Francisco 49ers have been at their best, it’s because they dominated the NFC West. Despite a season full of injuries to their best players in 2026, the 49ers managed to go 4-2 in the division. In 2024, when injuries really derailed the season, the Niners could only muster one win in the […]
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Portland Trail Blazers owner Tom Dundon gave a long podcast interview on Friday in which he mostly talked about how he’s not a cheapskate, he just genuinely thought towels were a cooler giveaway than t-shirts because that’s how he thought it worked at hockey games. But he also said this: “When I bought the Hurricanes, […]
We have looked at bounce back candidates. We have looked at potential regression candidates. Now it is time to look at some of the Pittsburgh Penguins young players that could break out in a big way for the 2026-27 season. The candidates are mostly obvious, but how high should we be setting the ceiling? Let’s […]
After what felt like a month, the Knicks finally learned the next team they’ll put to the sword. It’s the Cleveland Knights, no puns intended. Here’s the latest in what will likely be the softest and most casual Bulletin in the next two weeks. Mike Brown On sticking with Mikal Bridges despite outside questions: “I […]
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The Rutgers track and field program returned from Lincoln, Nebraska, with the kind of finish that backs up the huge buildup given to their latest meet. Across three days at the 2026 Big Ten Outdoor Championships this past weekend, the Scarlet Knights collected 12 podium finishes, an individual Big Ten title, two school records, and […]