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Woody Marks Figures to Play Complementary Role in Revamped Houston Backfield The Houston Texans enter the 2026 season with a reshaped backfield after acquiring veteran running back David Montgomery from the Detroit Lions, a move that will push second-year back Woody Marks into a more defined complementary role. The Texans traded offensive lineman Juice Scruggs, [...]
We continue our 2026 NFL Draft preview of draft prospects that could interest the Dallas Cowboys. Today we are looking at linebacker Jake Golday from Cincinnati. Jake Golday LB Cincinnati BearcatsSenior Recruit rating N/A6’4”239 lbs History In his first year at Central Arkansas, Golday played in four games and had a redshirt year. His early career redshirt usage came down to […]
The Wisconsin Badgers are reaching the midway point of spring ball soon, and head coach Luke Fickell spoke with the media last week, sharing his thoughts on the team’s progress and growth with pads coming on. Here is everything the Badgers head coach said after Wisconsin’s fifth spring ball practice: Opening comments… “Now I think […]
Arizona is bringing back one of the best cornerbacks in the Big 12 in Jay’Vion Cole. That didn’t stop the staff from bringing in more help. A good majority of the room comes from the transfer portal, but most have not seen a lot of time on the field at their previous schools. On one […]
TV announcer apologizes for suggesting a gay college athlete be punched, as a coach says the broadcaster should be in jail. The post TV announcer suggests gay college athlete be punched for his ‘antics’ appeared first on Outsports .
After the Kansas City Chiefs hosted Kansas Jayhawks quarterback Jalon Daniels as part of the team’s local pro day, The Kansas City Star reported that the team met with him for multiple hours in a visit that was similar to a Top-30 visit. The NFL allows local players to be tested at the club’s facility […]
It’s not easy for a freshman to make an impact right from the jump at a place like Ohio State. The pipeline of talent into Columbus is made up of four- and five-star players from all over the country, so when a new one arrives, there are usually anywhere from one to three major talents […]
One of Mike McCarthy’s most enduring projects while serving as the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys was to beef up their analytics department. When McCarthy was first hired, Dallas had just two full-time employees in their football data department. By the time McCarthy started his fifth (and final, as it turned out) season, they […]
It’s another week of the Recruiting Roundup. The calendar has now turned to April, and teams are hosting many recruits for Junior Days and other unofficial visits. There are also a ton of official visits being scheduled for June, so expect that to be a huge recruiting month for all teams, including those in the […]
We’re back today to get you caught up on the latest from Syracuse’s Olympic Sports as the spring sports calendar ramps up. Rowing: The #8 Orange women were 2nd to the #6 Princeton Tigers in the top two V8 races, while Syracuse’s 3V8 boat won their race at the Ivy Invite. The Syracuse crews will […]
The Wisconsin Badgers Athletics community got some surprising news on Sunday evening, as Athletic Director Chris McIntosh is stepping down from his post to accept a role at the Big Ten, leaving a major vacancy behind. Later Sunday and on Monday morning, more details emerged about McIntosh’s imminent departure. The former Badgers football player is […]
Intro There are many names to know for the 2026 NFL Draft, but the endless list of players can be narrowed down to those who have a fitting skillset for the Kansas City Chiefs. Clemson right tackle Blake Miller could be on that short list. Let’s take a closer look at the Miller: Background Miller was […]
Nevada football capped off its spring camp with its annual spring scrimmage last Friday, which this year was held at Churchill County High School in Fallon. Now that spring practice has come and gone, let’s look at a few quick notes from that and what to look for heading into summer. QB competition still in […]
When the Rice Owls launched a coaching search in the fall of 2024, one of the objectives of the search involved implementing a unique, signature brand of football in the American Conference. Scott Abell provided that, installing his Rice gun choice scheme — a spread option attack which inflicted plenty of damage for Davidson at […]
If you followed Acme Packing Company or our podcast feed during the 2023 season, you probably remember the season of Dontayvion Wicks. Wicks consistently crushed his over/under numbers on receiving yardage during the second half of his rookie season, posting 40 or more yards in six of the final eight games in his rookie season. […]
Golden Boy promoter Oscar De La Hoya caught up with Fight Hype and gave his reaction to the announcement of Xander Xayas vs Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis with Zayas effectively taking what otherwise would’ve been the place of Vergil Ortiz, Conor Benn’s most recent performance and more. Check out some of what he had to say […]
Michigan spent most of this season playing its game – and playing it well. Blessed with an abundance of talent, size, playmaking ability and depth, the Wolverines like to open it up on offense. And when Michigan gets rolling, it can be hard to handle. Michigan not only won a program-best 37 games this season, […]
Head coach Fran Brown and the Syracuse Orange are staying busy on the recruiting trail, with the team securing its ninth commitment of the 2027 recruiting cycle. Quarterback Charlie Foulke IV — a three-star prospect from Glassboro, NJ — is committing to the Orange, he announced on social media. Foulke plays for St. Joseph’s Prep […]
The NCAA has spent a lot of years trying to figure out how to properly navigate the college athletics landscape. For many years, the league decided that amateurism meant that players should not receive any kind of compensation for their name, likeness, or image when it came to advertisements, video games, general sponsorship, and more. […]
How do you distribute NIL and shared revenue funds in a modern NCAA Football roster? Note: this is the first in a four-part series from longtime OTE reader and commenter ProveIt on roster management, revenue sharing, and NIL distribution in our new era of college football. One of these will run every couple days for […]
The NFL Draft is just 10 days away in the lovely city of Pittsburgh, and we’re looking at all of the various Penn State prospects that are hoping to hear their name called over the 3-day event. While there are sure to be an abundance of Penn Staters that end up on professional teams by […]
Happy Monday, everyone. The softball team swept Auburn this weekend, leaving many to wonder if Auburn will ever again beat Alabama, at anything. Despite the sweep, the 39-3 ladies fell a spot and are now ranked 2nd in the nation behind an Oklahoma squad that took two of three from Texas over the weekend. Things […]
The Miami Dolphins could land elite OT Francis Mauigoa at No. 11 after a clean medical re-check, strengthening their 2026 draft outlook.
Moving along in the All-22 Review series on new Miami quarterback Darian Mensah, we’re now taking a peek at his time as the QB of the Duke Blue Devils. Mensah was lured away from Tulane to Durham by former ‘Canes head coach Manny Diaz. The Illinois Fighting Illini beat up the Duke Blue Devils 45-19 […]
Yes, another Anthony Richardson and Colts mismanagement article! A lot of this has been said before when it comes to quarterback development and the Colts, but now there’s a real comparison to look at with the Raiders and Mendoza, and it makes the contrast even clearer. There’s a right way to develop a young quarterback […]