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In Today’s Links: where do the Seattle Seahawks stand around the league as far as their QB situation, a John Schneider press conference, a look at the most recent free agent signings by the ‘Hawks, Riq’s reasons for leaving, a mock draft (or two), and more. #np Bird On A Wire by Action Bronson and […]
29-4 (13-4) AP/Coaches: 6/6 NET: 7 March 27, 2026 1:30PM CT at Dickie’s Arena ESPN | Radio Call | Live Stats 24-10 (?12-6?) AP/Coaches: 22/25 NET: 21 We are in the Sweet Sixteen for the first time since 2009 after a rough and tough thanks 20-point win over Illinois. Sacha Washington played her final game […]
Unsurprisingly, the vibes were good after the Mets’ 11-7 Opening Day victory over the Pirates at Citi Field on Thursday afternoon. That reflected in the post-game comments, where there were a lot of positive things to say about the team’s performance in the win. Carlos Mendoza On the team’s approach against Paul Skenes in the […]
MLB Spring Training is over, and the 2026 baseball season is upon us! As teams put the final touches on their Opening Day rosters, let’s look at some of the biggest headlines across the league. 10. Grayson Rodriguez starts on the Angels IL The Angels have always struggled with pitching, but missing the ace they […]
The Minnesota Golden Gophers will try and keep their NCAA Tournament run going against a familiar foe on Friday night in Sacramento, California. The #4 seeded Gophers will face off against the #1 seeded UCLA Bruins who they lost two back in January at Williams Arena. But much can change in over tow months of […]
After two days of thrillers, we now have an NIT final four as they converge upon Hinkle Fieldhouse. Of the four, we have three No. 1 seeds with the lone three-seed being the Redbirds of Illinois State. The other three, Auburn, Tulsa and New Mexico have had their battles, but of the crowd, SBNation fans […]
I recently had the opportunity to chat at length with new Wisconsin Badgers offensive line coach Eric Mateos and learned several things about him that make me even more confident than I was before that he’s going to be an outstanding fit in Madison. Here are five fun facts about Mateos, who is excited to take over the […]
As we move forward with more men’s basketball player reviews, it’s now time to analyze the season of Tre Singleton, the 6-foot-8 freshman forward from Jeffersonville, Ind. The Good Northwestern fans had high hopes for Singleton entering the season. Graduating from Jeffersonville High School, Singleton brought a strong four-star profile (per 247 Sports) to headline […]
The Portland Trail Blazers are looking to build on their two-game winning streak against the Dallas Mavericks at home tonight. Portland has taken down the Brooklyn Nets and Milwuakee Bucks so far on this homestand and currently sit at .500, just a half a game behind the Los Angeles Clippers in the race for the […]
Since the modern era of Wolfpack basketball, I’m going back to Everett Case, NC State has not hired an assistant coach to fill the Men’s basketball head coaching position. Notes: So Why Would Corrigan Hire One Now? And Let’s Not Kid Around, if He Did It Would Be Justin Gainey. Boo Corrigan is not a […]
The Boston Celtics host the Atlanta Hawks on Friday night in a game Boston needs to win to stay ahead of the New York Knicks for second place in the Eastern Conference. Here are three big questions entering the matchup. Will Boston be emotionally ready for surging Atlanta? The last two games Boston played came […]
An optional skate before heading to Colorado.
Earlier this week, ESPN.com released a list covering the 10 best and 10 worst transactions since last offseason. To nobody’s surprise, the Dorian Finney-Smith signing was on the list coming in at number seven. So far this season, Finney-Smith is averaging just 3.2 points per game and has yet to score in double digits in […]
Nebraska’s spring game is at 11 a.m. in Memorial Stadium and will be broadcast on the Big Ten Network. There will be a lot to digest, but here are five things I’m looking forward to watching. First Team Offense vs. First Team Defense This would be worth the price of admission for the Nebraska spring […]
Northwestern women’s golf could not replicate the success it found at the PING/ASU Invitational in recent years, as the Wildcats finished 10th after placing first and second in the previous two editions of the event. The 16-team field was a strong one, featuring eight top-50 teams and headlined by No. 2 USC. 19th-ranked Northwestern never […]
Earlier this week, NBA Players Association (NBPA) released the following statement rebuking the Bucks over their alleged desire to shut Giannis Antetokounmpo down for the remainder of the season following yet another injury: “The Player Participation Policy was designed by the league to hold teams accountable and ensure that when an All-Star like Giannis Antetokounmpo […]
The Jets are searching for a long-term solution at quarterback. While it seems unlikely that they will select a signal caller second overall at this point, the team is doing its homework on quarterback prospects who could be available later on. One of those prospects is Ty Simpson out of Alabama. Many analysts have Simpson […]
We looked at potential wide receivers for the San Francisco 49ers to consider after the first round, under the impression their hand might be forced in the first round. General manager John Lynch has made it no secret that he wants to build his team through the defensive line. There have been plenty of swings […]
With free agency calming down and the 2026 NFL draft about a month away, one of the biggest remaining needs on the Las Vegas Raiders’ roster is at nose tackle. Meanwhile, Georgia defensive tackle Christen Miller ranks 45th on NFL Mock Draft Database’s consensus big board, putting him in play for the Raiders in the […]
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across Major League Baseball. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Yankees fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. Earlier this week, we asked Yankees fans to predict how far the team would go […]
While we’re sitting over here focusing on what’s going on over at the Smith Center with the men’s team, the UNC women’s basketball team had an amazing weekend in Chapel Hill. They hosted an NCAA Tournament pod for the second year in a row, and showed that they earned the fourth seed that many questioned […]
A dynamic start from their ace. Two stars clubbing huge home runs. A rookie making a splashy debut. Some drama late, exterminated by their closer. Yep, 2026 Opening Day had pretty much everything you wanted to see from the Philadelphia Phillies. On a gorgeous spring day at Citizens Bank Park, a lot of things went […]
The Gwinnett Stripers have released their initial roster for the 2026 season today, ahead of today’s first game of the season. The roster below is mostly as expected, though there is one big, surprising omission in Jhancarlos Lara not being part of it after spending a good chunk of time in Gwinnett last season. Starters […]
The Dallas Cowboys have eight picks in the 2026 NFL Draft. They own picks 12, 20, 92, 112, 152, 177, 180, and 218, and the shape of the roster makes it easy to see why an all-defense approach could be appealing (even if it is very unlikely). Dallas has already reworked the unit some this […]
Gerard Martín has come a long way at Barcelona under Hansi Flick. It’s a monumental task for any player to break into the Barca first team from the academy, and to stay there, and yet Martín has succeeded where so many before him have quickly faded away. In large part, it’s because of the defender’s versatility. Martín is […]
Paul Skenes is arguably the best pitcher in the league even after a rough start on Opening Day to the New York Mets. So it should be no surprise that teams would have interest in the former Cy Young winner, especially teams with a lot of money like the New York Yankees. Skenes is under […]