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SEC Football Preview and Predictions for the 2026 Season
Is the SEC the nation's deepest conference? Absolutely, it should be once again. But is it the best? Well, anyone who says that would have a hard time backing it up.
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Is the SEC the nation's deepest conference? Absolutely, it should be once again. But is it the best? Well, anyone who says that would have a hard time backing it up.
Alabama’s 100-97 win over the SEC-leading Aggies of Texas A&M this past Wednesday may not have been the biggest or most impressive of the 2025-26 campaign – that road win over Illinois is looking really nice right now – but it was arguably the most important victory thus far. Not only did it put the […]
Good morning, baseball fans! As we approach Spring Training and the beginning of the season, we’re going to be doing some questions for y’all about your thoughts about the San Francisco Giants and baseball in general! Today, we have less of a question and more of a prompt: What grievances do you have with the […]
Nebraska will host its final home dual of the season Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m. at the Devaney Center. Nebraska will pay tribute to ten total “seniors” on Senior Day. Although some of these guys technically have eligibility left, this will be their final season. The only exception is AJ Ferrari who will be recognized […]
Good morning Birdland, Spring training starts in just a few days, and there is work to be done on the Orioles roster. They need bullpen improvements. They might still be in search of a starting pitcher. And odds are that Mike Elias makes a few more waiver claims because why not. The trio of Zac […]
Reading through the comments that followed this week’s Reacts survey, it became clear that many, if not most, of the people responding to our survey expect the Seattle Seahawks to beat the New England Patriots quite handily in Super Bowl LX. The word “blowout” appears frequently in those comments. Join our partner FanDuel for all […]
February 7th is a day that doesn’t have much history for birthdays with the Yankees’ organization. In fact, only three players born on that day have ever worn the pinstripes: combining for, essentially, one full season of MLB at-bats between them. There’s Frank Leja, who had seven combined at-bats with the Yankees from 1954-55 due […]
Vince Velasquez is the latest MiLB signing for our Cubs, it has been reported. This is in addition to Owen Miller, who has officially adorned the dotted line. The Cubs are filling up around the edges. I used to love Javy Báez. I still do, but I used to, too. Isiah Kiner-Falefa has filled Boston’s […]
Let’s acknowledge our charmed lifestyle as LSU Baseball fans. The Tigers are eight-time national champions, have won two of the past three titles, are at or near the top of every major poll every single year, boast one of the home atmospheres in the country, and are led by the best coach in the game […]
This week’s results of our survey questions may be a little skewed as I imagine most of the voting occurred prior to Wednesday evening’s defeat at Minnesota. Certainly, we would have received some different, less positive, results had we dropped these questions on Thursday. That said, here is how TOC Nation voted. Just under half […]
We’ve gotten a few crank e-mails lately from people who are saying stuff like we’re only talking about Cooper Flagg because he’s white or something along those lines, which is obviously ridiculous. Take his last four games. Here’s what he’s done: Did we mention he’s 19? Overall, Flagg is averaging 20.5 ppg, 6.6 rpg and […]
BYU Basketball returns to the Marriott Center Saturday night to take on the Houston Cougars. The BYU Cougars find themselves struggling, having lost 3 consecutive games — To no. 1 Arizona, no. 11 Kansas, and most recently, to Oklahoma State. BYU played at Oklahoma State on Wednesday night, losing by a final score of 99-92. […]
The sixth iteration of the World Baseball Classic will begin soon, continuing one HELL of a sports stretch over the next few weeks. I mean, we’ve got the Olympics, Super Bowl, and Grapefruit League action–the holy trinity, if you ask me–coming right up. WBC rosters were released Thursday night, exactly a month before the action […]
Those of us who follow UW Men’s Basketball have spent weeks talking about how the schedule will eventually get softer and the Dawgs could make a run. Seven of their last 10 opponents have been ranked in the top 26 in Bart Torvik’s T-Rank (similar to KenPom, but free!). The Dawgs beat the three non-elite […]
In Saturday’s ACC Action, Syracuse visits Virginia, Louisville is off to Wake Forest, Virginia Tech is in Raleigh to play the Pack, SMU checks in at Pitt, Miami jets up to Beantown to play Boston College, Florida State visits the Fighting Irish, Clemson is at Cal and Georgia Tech takes on Stanford. Some of these […]
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This post is part of a series of daily questions that we’ll ask the community here at Amazin’ Avenue throughout the month of February. We hope you find the questions engaging and that our prompts can spark some fun conversations in the comments. We’ll see you there and plan to have staff chiming in, too. […]
The New England Patriots are in the Super Bowl. That sentence makes my stomach drop. How many times have we heard that line over the last two decades? Nine. That’s how many. After Tom Brady moved on and Bill Belichick traded the NFL out for college, I thought we were done. Unfortunately, that is not […]
Redshirt sophomore point guard Kennedy Blair’s path to becoming the best player on the No. 12 team in the nation—and the team she grew up rooting for—involved a financial sacrifice and playing-time gamble before her college career began. Blair gave up a scholarship to Bowling Green because she wanted to follow head coach Robyn Fralick […]
Starting Lineups Everton – Fulham – Match Preview Everton are on the road again this weekend, this time in London to take on Fulham at Craven Cottage. Led by former Everton boss Marco Silva, Fulham are having an up and down season like most mid-table clubs with wins against the likes of Chelsea and Brighton […]
DRaysBay works best as a place for community and conversation. Accordingly, in the lead up to the new season, we are posting “Daily Questions” in the month of February. I look forward to seeing you in the comment section! For years folks have said baseball belongs outdoors and not on artificial turf made from coconuts. […]
The Super Bo— I mean “Big Game” is tomorrow, which means as an Eagles fan, I can only say they are reigning champs for something like 40 more hours. Which is fine because I am ready for baseball season. On to the links. Phillies news: MLB news:
Baseball season is, finally, just around the corner. It’s also Saturday, a perfect time to fire up some baseball movies to get you ready for spring training. I am, in addition to my life as a musician and my baseball fandom, a Movie Guy. I teach classes about movies, I have a crippling physical media […]
Happy Saturday, Jets fans! Here are your links to start the weekend. Michael Nania – Former Jet Sauce Gardner comments on Aaron Glenn’s culture Michael Nania – Jets’ consensus mock draft takes a major shift after Reich hire Michael Nania – 3 NY Jets players who benefit from Frank Reich’s arrival Michael Nania – 3 […]
Maryland men’s basketball is quickly starting to become a get-right opponent in the Big Ten. No. 12 Purdue had lost three straight games before playing Maryland. It won by 30 points, more than double the next-largest margin of victory in series history. Ohio State had lost three straight games on the road. It won by […]
Super Bowl Sunday is as much an American tradition as it is an NFL one. There’s pomp. There’s circumstance. And there’s a whole lotta capitalism. If you squint, you may even catch some football in there somewhere. I needle because I truly love Super Bowl Sunday. I like big events. I like live, pop culture […]