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How to Watch UNC Basketball take on Miami

You’d be forgiven if you’ve decided to stay focused on Saturday night, especially since proud Myers Park alumnus Drake Maye didn’t exactly light the world on fire Sunday. We were all witness to an event that will be replayed for generations alongside the hype real for every game in the Carolina-Duke Rivalry from here on […]

Horizon League watchguide Feb. 9-15

March is fastly approaching and while there has been some movement in the league standings, Wright State and Oakland have been solid in the top two spots for weeks. While neither team will play in a marquee matchup this week, their games will be intriguing for other reasons. There are plenty of chances for chaotic […]

Villanova adds Notre Dame to 2026-27 non-conference schedule

Villanova now has four non-conference games locked in for the 2026-27 season. On Tuesday morning, head coach Kevin Willard told Jon Rothstein on Inside College Basketball Now that the Wildcats will begin a home-and-home series against Notre Dame next year. Rothstein followed it up by asking if it was official, which Willard confirmed. He then […]

Syracuse women’s basketball: the case for FLJ to be the ACC’s Coach of the Year

Despite getting absolutely smoked over the weekend, the Syracuse Orange remain in decent shape to make the NCAA Tournament for the second time in three years under coach Felisha Legette-Jack’s tenure. While plenty of time remains in the season, it isn’t too early to start campaigning for the program’s leader to take home the conference’s […]

What the Vikings can Learn from the Super Bowl

Super Bowl 60 lessons hit hard for Vikings fans! Sam Darnold’s Seattle triumph sparks debate—what if Minnesota kept him? Dive into key takeaways from Seahawks’ win on The Real Forno Show. In this episode, Tyler Forness and Dave Stefano unpack Super Bowl LX insights, Vikings offseason strategies, and Darnold’s iconic “anything is possible” moment, channeling […]

Next Up – Pitt On The Road

After Saturday’s loss in Chapel Hill, Duke is off to Pitt to take the measure of Jeff Capel’s Panthers. And that’s an interesting team. There’s no question that at 9-15, Pitt is struggling. They’ve only won twice since December 30th, with a solid win over Georgia Tech, 89-66, and an 80-76 overtime win over Wake […]

Women’s Basketball: Miles and Suarez lead No. 17 TCU past Houston

Number 17 ranked TCU women’s basketball got back into the win column last Wednesday with a dominant 90-45 win over Houston in Fort Worth. The Horned Frogs were the better team in every aspect of the game, jumping out to a five point lead after the first quarter and out scoring the Cougars by 26 […]

Corn Flakes: Winter Olympics and Big Game for Nebrasketball Tonight

Have you tuned in to the Olympics? I am always in awe of the talent and determination of these athletes. Lindsey Vonn’s crash was so tragic. I really wanted her to be able to get a medal even with her torn ACL. Watching the downhill skiing, I just can’t believe how fast they go and […]

Is UNC better or worse than we thought?

UNC is coming off the heels of a massive win over Duke and are getting set to face off against Miami tonight. The Heels were able to accomplish a rare trifecta that they haven’t accomplished since the 80’s: they were able to beat Kansas Kentucky, and Duke in the same season. The jury is out […]

Quack Fix 2026-2-10

Baseball comes in at 30 in the NCBWA pre-season poll Ducks fall to Hoosiers… …again Three takeaways from opening weekend for Oregon softball Dante Moore: NIL ‘wasn’t a factor’ in returning to Oregon for 2026 Highlight of the Day: B1G in 60 Oregon vs Northwestern

#20 Clemson Basketball Preview: Virginia Tech

Clemson Looks to Maintain 1st Place in the ACC WHEN: Wednesday, Feb 11 7pmWHERE: LittlejohnTV: ACCN Clemson returns from a triumphant west coast trip and a dominant win over California to get to 20-4 and 10-1 in the league. The Hokies are in desperate need of a big win to provide some CPR to their […]

Where Does This Duke Team Stack Up To Others?

There’s plenty of time left in the 2026 season, plenty of testing to be done and proving to be achieved. But enough games have been played, tests met, to offer a fairly clear gauge of the prowess of this year’s Duke team. Frankly, despite their gaudy record and No.4 spot in the AP poll, at […]

The Daily Mauling: 2/10/26

Kansas Jayhawks News Three takeaways from KU’s big win over Arizona (KC Star) Here is ESPN’s writeup of how Kansas took down the undefeated Arizona basketball team without Darryn Peterson Why was Bill Self so excited after the buzzer sounded last night? Links! How many people arrested by ICE have violent criminal records? CBS News […]

ACC Roundup – Obliteration in The Yum! Center

This was salting Carthage. This was sacking Rome. This was the Mongols sweeping down the plains and terrifying all the other teams nations in the land. Okay, the ACC. But still. That’s how good Louisville was in Monday night’s win which could be summed up in two words: He’s baaaaack. Mikel Brown, who had not […]

Gonzaga Seeks Consistency as WSU Visits the Kennel

Washington State comes to the Kennel on Tuesday night for an 8:00 PM PST tip, with ESPN2 carrying the broadcast. The Bulldogs are home after a week that has dramatically raised the stakes for the remainder of its regular season. The Zags are coming off a commanding 20-point win over Oregon State at Gill Coliseum, […]

Gonzaga Seeks Consistency as Washington State Visits the Kennel

The Washington State Cougars come to the Kennel on Tuesday night, Feb. 10, for an 8:00 p.m. PST tip, with ESPN2 carrying the broadcast. The Bulldogs are home after a week that has dramatically raised the stakes for the remainder of their regular season. The Zags are coming off a commanding 20-point win over the […]

Fleur-de-Links, February 10: A preview of Saints free agency

Saints free agency 2026: Demario Davis, Taysom Hill, and Cam Jordan headline list The Saints could lose some important players this offseason. Saints Offseason Team Needs Ranked from Least to Most Crucial What positions do the Saints need to address? 7-Round 2026 NFL Mock Draft: Fernando Mendoza Leads the Way, Rueben Bain Jr. and David […]

How to watch no. 22 BYU Basketball at Baylor

BYU Basketball is still looking to end a 4-game losing skid as it heads to Waco, Texas to face Baylor on Tuesday night. BYU has an overall record of 17-6 and is at .500 with a 5-5 in the Big 12. The Cougars most recently played on Saturday at the Marriott Center against the Houston […]

Terped: Maryland Basketball Is Still A Joke

As we mentioned the other day, we’ve really lost track of Maryland since they left the ACC in 2014 for the Big Ten. What we do see periodically are mostly the problems, although Derick McQueen’s buzzer beater last March was impressive. However, that was against the backdrop of the ugly breakup with coach Kevin Willard, […]

Bennett Stirtz is playing his best basketball

The Iowa Hawkeyes (18-5, 8-4) are riding a six-game Big Ten winning streak. It last happened in 2016 when Iowa raced to a 7-0 conference record to start the season. Fran McCaffery guided Iowa to another six-game conference winning streak the prior year to close the Big Ten season at 12-6. Prior to that? The […]

Horizon League Recap Feb. 2-8

In a week which featured games in just two days, the upsets and chaos could not be stopped in the Horizon League. From a red-hot Cleveland State beating another top team in the league then losing to the last-place team, to the league-leaders falling on the road at the hands of Robert Morris, which is […]

Tuesday Headlines: Mark Pope compares 2 current Cats to Kentucky legends

Good morning, BBN! The Kentucky Wildcats rallied past the Tennessee Volunteers on Saturday and looked good doing it as they unveiled the denim uniforms. A tribute to the 1996 National Championship team, it was a great night at Rupp Arena, which featured several beloved Wildcats. Now, Mark Pope is comparing two current Cats to two […]