Latest blog entries about College Basketball
After a 51-46 loss on the road at Auburn, Rutgers women’s basketball returns home this week for its second homestand of the season, hosting Siena, Northeastern, and Saint Peter’s during this holiday week. The Scarlet Knights will look to “feast” on a few more mid-major opponents before opening Big Ten play against #19 Iowa next […]
JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Bashir Mason isn’t apologizing for winning. He never will. But he’s not winning his way right now, and it’s clearly irking him. On Saturday, the Peacocks nearly gave up a 10-point lead with eight minutes to play before escaping with a 68-66 home win over UMass Lowell. The win improved Saint […]
Assessing all of FC Dallas’ 2025 player moves — the hits, the misses, the surprises, and the grades for each transaction.
The Tar Heels are in Florida this week for the Ft. Myers Tip-Off, where they will face off against St. Bonaventure and Michigan State. First up on that last is the Bonnies, who currently match UNC’s 5-0 record and hope to upset their lone Power Four opponent this regular season. Meanwhile, the Heels are seeking […]
Matt and Austin recap a fun Saturday of Iowa State football, beating Kansas comfortably to improve to 7-4. The offense was clicking, the weather was great, and it was a joy to watch. The bulk of this episode is dedicated to previewing college basketball next week. We talk about Iowa State’s matchups in the Players […]
It’s the first Q1 opportunity of the season for the Syracuse Orange (4-0) as they take on the #2 Houston Cougars (5-0) in the opening game of the Players Era Festival. The Cougars were the last team Syracuse has faced in the NCAA Tournament- will they have a better outcome tonight? The game tips at […]
Welcome to Feast Week, College Basketball’s first real marquee week of games. In the pre-NIL era of college sports, this week would’ve been headlined by the Maui Invitational. But the times have changed, and now this blockbuster week will focus on the massive Players Era Festival in Las Vegas. Plus, Maui still exists and we’ve […]
The Minnesota Golden Gopher women’s basketball team will have a gorgeous place to try and bounce back after their first loss of the season. Minnesota plays their first game of the Baha Mar Hoops Pink Flamingo Championship in the Bahamas on Monday afternoon against South Florida at 3PM. Minnesota picked up their first loss of […]
Your Georgetown Hoyas maintained their unbeaten 5-0 start to the season with a commanding 92-75 victory over the Wagner Seahawks on Saturday at Capital One Arena. For many of the Georgetown faithful, this is a sign of continued progress, as it marks the program’s best start since the 2017-18 season. What could have been a […]
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Matt Lynch has build a program of success in men's college basketball, as the out gay coach is featured in Men's Health with a strong season. The post Only out gay men’s college basketball coach featured in Men’s Health for success, unusual routines appeared first on Outsports .
Monday, November 24 XC: NCAA championships recap – ECMBB Players Era Game 1 v Auburn 5pm PT TruTV – CDMBB: Auburn recap – CD Tuesday, November 25 Football: USC film review – THMBB Players Era Game 2 v San Diego State 8pm PT TNT – DCU Wednesday, November 26 MBB: San Diego State recap – […]
Last week, we saw the free agent market kick off in earnest when the Mariners signed Josh Naylor to a long-term deal. Yesterday, we saw the trade market get going with a deal that could be called a blockbuster in today’s trade-phobic climate, as the Mets sent outfielder Brandon Nimmo to the Rangers for infielder […]
Devin Haney is once again a world champion and this time in the welterweight division following a decision win over Brian Norman Jr over the weekend. With Haney’s win the attention immediately turned to where he will look for his next opponent in a rather weak division at the moment, and with Conor Benn being […]
The Jacksonville Jaguars have won yet another rollercoaster, chaos-filled football game with the team’s 27-24 overtime win over the Arizona Cardinals. It’s getting hard to describe this Jaguars team as they couldn’t be more up and down. While they may be heart-attack-inducing every weekend, they are still gutting out one-score games. So far this year, […]
Two times this season there was real hope and excitement inside Kenan Stadium. Two times those hopes were dashed in such a fashion that creates wounds that’ll fester and be tough to heal. On Saturday, Kenan Stadium was hyped up as the Tar Heels actually put together a couple of good second half drives and […]
The Dallas Cowboys did it! We didn’t think they could do it, but they did it! In a game that went from excruciatingly painful to unbelievably exciting, the Cowboys pulled off the unthinkable, beating the Philadelphia Eagles 24-21. It was a crazy game that looked hopeless at first, but to the surprise of many, the […]
When Dalton Johnson committed to the Arizona football program in June of 2020, he couldn’t predict what would be in store over the coming years. Johnson arrived on campus the following summer, by which time Arizona had completed an organizational reboot several months prior. The school let go of Kevin Sumlin and his staff after […]
The Syracuse Orange basketball team is set to compete in the Player’s Era Tournament in Las Vegas. The Orange tip off first against the Houston Cougars before taking on the Kansas Jayhawks and a to-be-determined third opponent. Leading up to the tournament we asked players on the team to share their preferred basketball sneaker. Syracuse […]
Football takes down the Trojans Women’s basketball crushes the Aggies Volleyball falls to Michigan Gametime against Washington set Highlight of the Day: Davison Ties the Game
IU basketball is 5-0 and will host Kansas State on Tuesday night in Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. The Wildcats are 5-1 and fell 86-85 to Nebraska in their most recent game in Kansas City on Friday night. Indiana leads the ... The post What to Expect: IU basketball vs. Kansas State appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
With Jake Paul set to take on what will obviously be the most dangerous opponent to date in Anthony Joshua, it’s been revealed to ESPN that the fight — despite being a ‘heavyweight fight’ — will have some stipulations for Joshua, with him not being allowed to weigh over 245 lbs for the official weigh-in, […]
In Sunday’s ACC Action, Clemson nipped Georgia in overtime, 97-94, Miami smoked Delaware State 97-41, Georgia Tech took out West Georgia 82-66, Butler slipped by Virginia 80-73, BC lost to Tulane in OT 93-90 and Pitt fell to Quinnipiac, 83-75. First question: who the hell is Quinnipiac? Just kidding, sort of. Quinnipiac is well known […]
Purdue basketball headed to the Bahamas to play a pair of games. We knew Purdue would play Memphis and we assumed that Purdue would play Texas Tech. We thought one of the games would be easier than the other. We were right. It just turns out we were wrong about which game was going to […]
Nebraska looks to extend their win streak to six games when the Huskers take on Purdue Fort Wayne in the Emerald Coast Classic. The last time Nebraska was on the hardwood they beat Oral Roberts 103-58, sending their win streak to 5-0. Britt Prince had a career high with 30 points and also notched 500 […]