The Wisconsin Badgers have had some bad losses in 5-vs-12 matchups in the NCAA tournament, but Thursday’s 83-82 loss to the High Point Panthers might be the worst. The Badgers, a 10.5-point favorite over the Big South regular season champions, held a 70-62 lead with five minutes left in the game but could not land […]
We’re getting close to hiring time. If Matt Norlander is to be believed, Boston College is aiming to have its next head coach in place within the next few days. The names linked to the job continue to fluctuate, but one guy whose name cropped up relatively later in the process has potentially remained in […]
Women’s Lacrosse (9-1) The red-hot start finally came to an end with a 14-11 loss to Princeton on Sunday. The Nittany Lions dug an early 11-4 hole at halftime and could not recover. Kelly Mackinney, Rocquette Allen, Erika Ho, and Payton Wainman all scored two goals for Penn State in defeat. Penn State will begin […]
The Long Island Nets returned to their home court of the Nassau Coliseum to face off with the Maine Celtics for their big “Nothin’ But Nets” night, honoring their affiliation with the Brooklyn Nets. There was no Brooklyn presence outside of the Brooklynettes and Team Hype and even with Javon Freeman-Liberty’s impressive showing, Terry Roberts […]
Yesterday saw a fair amount of Madness with Duke nearly losing and Wisconsin actually losing. It was a fun first day. But now it’s day 2 and while I know the vast majority of our energy today will be focused on the game against Queens I wanted to give you all a place to talk […]
1900 The still-minor league White Sox purchase second baseman Dick Padden from the Washington Senators. In truth, Padden was sold to Detroit, but in some transaction lost to time, Padden ended up on the South Side, as the White Sox’s first player-manager. (Charles Comiskey is regarded as the 1900 team’s manager, but player-managers were the […]
There’s no doubt that the Los Angeles Rams will have options in the 2026 NFL Draft. However, despite having so many options, they need to be able to get it right. While they need players who can contribute right away, they need to balance that with players that they can build around for the future. […]
After two straight first-round exits in the PWHL playoffs and a 1-6 overall playoff record, the Montreal Victoire entered last off-season with a goal to become more playoff ready and that meant shoring up their depth, which they did by signing a veteran group of players and adding them to an existing core.
It hasn’t always gone as planned for the Victoire. Out of the 20 games they have played this season, only five have had the luxury of having every player available for selection due to ...
Paul Mirabella pitched in the big leagues for 13 years, tossing nearly 500 innings for six different teams, mostly in relief. He was never an All-Star, never a league leader, never a closer, and never appeared in the playoffs. Considering those facts, his longevity is a remarkable achievement and a testament to power of a […]
Well it was quite the opening day of the Tournament. Siena almost shocked the world. USF almost got run out of Buffalo and High Point was well the high point. What does Day 2 have in store? Can Clemson and Miami deliver wins for the ACC? Which double-digit seed will pull today’s upset? Here’s today’s […]
Lessons learned from a tough week 4, what's the game plan for moving forward?
Tonight, the Colorado Avalanche hit the road and find themselves in Chicago just after they turned the river green for St. Patrick’s Day. Colorado is probably pretty sick of that color after their SO loss to rival Dallas Stars in their last time out, and after dealing with health issues in the locker room. Connor […]
IU fans across the state will have a chance to see the football program’s CFP National Championship trophy as it tours the state this spring. The athletic department announced a tour for the trophy, which will begin on Tuesday, March ...
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In a college basketball landscape that is continually favoring the power conference team behind their big budgets and grand allure, the room for mid-majors seems to be shortening. Yet, all fans still love a good Cinderella. In a recent SBNation Reacts poll, fans overwhelmingly voted that at there would be one or two teams at […]
It’s no secret that the Philadelphia Flyers need help at the center position. It’s maybe the loudest thing that the entire fan base has been screaming about for this entire decade. While they have spent several high-end assets trying to address it, what if there was someone that fits the team almost too well available for absolutely free?
Vitali Pinchuk is the top KHL free agent this summer and should sign with an NHL team before next season to start his pro career in North America. On pa...
The Green Bay Packers have been giving hints that the team will return to a 3-4 base defense in 2026 under new coordinator Jonathan Gannon, but the team’s coaching announcements on Thursday all but locked that in place. When announcing the team’s full coaching staff for the coming season, a subtle piece of information that […]
Billie Jean King became the first out active pro athlete in 1981, rejecting advice from everyone, embracing herself and changing the world.
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As Luka Dončić stood at the line to put the finishing touch on his 60-point masterpiece, “MVP!” chants rained down from the stands of the Kaseya Center in Miami. In any situation, a road arena showering praise upon a visiting opponent would be notable. That it came on the same floor Bam Adebayo scored 83 […]
Royals fans can get a glimpse of the future this afternoon, as MLB hosts Spring Breakout games today. Top prospects like catcher Blake Mitchell, outfielder Sean Gamble, and pitcher Kendry Chourio are on the 27-man roster that will take on Texas Rangers prospects at 3 p.m. CT in Arizona. All Spring Breakout games will be […]
This was not unexpected. Bummer for you, Baltimore Ravens, but you’re on the poo-poo list of many Las Vegas Raiders’ fans. That’s what you get. The Ravens, of course, backed out of the agreed upon Maxx Crosby trade for two first-round picks the night before it was supposed to become official. They reportedly were uncomfortable […]
Day Two of the NCAA Tournament brings 14 first-round games, highlighted by the 9-seed Hawkeyes tipping off against Clemson at 5:50 PM CT on TNT. Here's your full Friday schedule.
What the heck, right? I decided to fill out a mock draft using Pro Football Focus’ draft simulator for the 49ers. Now, before you yell and say this player won’t be available at this spot or rabble-rabble-rabble, I can’t help that, and just played the board. So, just sit back and enjoy this seven-round mock […]
Ohio State’s women’s hockey team secured their sixth straight trip to the Frozen Four with a 6-1 win over Yale on Saturday in Columbus. Now the Buckeyes will head east to University Park, PA with their third national championship just two wins away. The semifinal opponent for Ohio State will be the Northeastern Huskies on […]
The Florida Panthers treated Thursday’s Stanley Cup Final rematch in Edmonton like it meant something. The Oilers did not. The result? A decisive 4-0 road victory for the back-to-back champions. There won’t be any rings handed out for this game and there isn’t going to be a parade when the Panthers arrive back in South…
One of the highlights of each spring is the New at Citi event held by the Mets to showcase what fans can expect from Citi Field in terms of new experiences, giveaways, and, most importantly, food and drink. While there wasn’t a whole lot discussed in terms of giveaways or ballpark amenities that we didn’t […]