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The 20 most-read College Football blog posts · Mar 2–8, 2026

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Built on the Sidelines: How Mike Bean Reimagined Ankle Recovery

This week, I had the chance to speak with longtime Notre Dame athletic trainer Mike Bean about a problem he spent decades watching athletes struggle through—and the solution he eventually built himself. After 36 years with Notre Dame student-athletes across baseball, men’s and women’s soccer, hockey, tennis and for the last 30 years football, Bean had […]

One Foot Down · Feb 5 · 8 reads that week

The Transfer Portal Era of College Athletics, 2026

College athletics, once grounded in loyalty, growth, and tradition, now seems more like free agency without guidelines. It is getting to where there have to be more regulations or guidelines for it to survive. College sports are changing at breakneck speed, and not everyone believes it’s for the better. As the transfer portal and NIL […]

Mountain West Connection · Jan 9 · 7 reads that week

Tuesday Bowl, Basketball Open Thread

Illinois in the Music City Bowl, USC in the Alamo Bowl, some hoops on—what more do you need in life? Good morning, good afternoon—wherever you are, I hope you’re doing well. Bowl Games Radiance Technologies Independence Bowl Coastal Carolina Chanticleers vs. Louisiana Tech Bulldogs1pm | ESPN | LaTech -10 | O/U 50.5 | at Independence […]

Off Tackle Empire · Dec 30 · 7 reads that week

Notre Dame AD Pete Bevacqua Plays the Victim Card Against ACC

If you want to learn what the words “targeted,” “permanent damage” and “attacked” mean, then stay away from the press conference held by Notre Dame Athletic Director Pete Bevacqua today. Words have actual meaning, and you can’t just go around making up new definitions for words, in a way that simply suits your own interests. […] The post Notre Dame AD Pete Bevacqua Plays the Victim Card Against ACC appeared first on The Sports Bank .

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The Bank · Dec 12 · 7 reads that week

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