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UNLV football enters a critical season where winning is the only option Ray Brewer of the Las Vegas Sun paints the picture for the 2026 UNLV Rebels in football, putting out a call to action that now is the time for the Rebels to strike and qualify for the CFP. New Pac-12 Only FBS Conference […]

“Excuses”: Lincoln Riley Loses Trust as USC Faces Growing Dilemma About His $90M Future – Report

USC hired Lincoln Riley to end years of mediocrity. His record at Oklahoma, with three straight playoff trips, made him the perfect fit. His first season in Los Angeles delivered a breakout year and real hope. But since then, the Trojans have not returned to the playoff. Now in his fifth season, patience is fading. […] The post “Excuses”: Lincoln Riley Loses Trust as USC Faces Growing Dilemma About His $90M Future – Report appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Dillon Bell Is the Secret Option to Help Solve the Vikings’ Running Back Concerns

Dillon Bell averaged 7.3 yards per carry in college, possesses 4.5 speed, and boasts an ideal 6’1”, 210 lbs. frame for running back. He’s athletic, an outstanding finisher, and a natural at the position. He’s admitted as much. “I was born to be a running back.” He offers a solution to the Minnesota Vikings’ concerns with the 2026 backfield, but there’s a small catch.

Matt Campbell Reveals His Immediate Move After Replacing James Franklin as Penn State HC: “He Wanted to Stay”

When Matt Campbell accepted the Penn State job, the first person he called was Terry Smith. The cornerbacks coach guided the Nittany Lions through a difficult stretch after James Franklin’s exit. Fans, players, and former stars pushed for Smith to remain, and Campbell’s own words show that call helped set the program’s direction. “My first […] The post Matt Campbell Reveals His Immediate Move After Replacing James Franklin as Penn State HC: “He Wanted to Stay” appeared first on EssentiallySp...

‘The Cardinal Countdown: 61 Days Until Kickoff’

GRADEY ANTHONY #61 Height: 6’5”  Weight: 295lb Position: OL Class: RS Freshman Hometown: Goshen, KY Summary: The North Oldham prospect was a Top 10 player in the state of Kentucky a couple years ago, and joined the Louisville program with a plan to take his two way skillet (DL/OL) and merge them into a strong […]

It’s official: Gotham FC is moving to Etihad Park

Gotham FC announced today that the club will play their home matches at New York City FC’s new stadium, Etihad Park, starting in the 2028 season. The club’s initial lease at the venue lasts five years, with options to extend it up to 15 years. The agreement between the two clubs includes a dedicated locker […]

Depot Debate: Which Steelers Right Guard Will Start The Most Games?

With Mason McCormick’s move to left guard to remain alongside Troy Fautanu, the right side of Pittsburgh’s offensive line becomes the Steelers’ most consequential training camp battle. The spring practices suggest that either Spencer Anderson or Brock Hoffman will emerge as the Week 1 starter, but who will have started the most games by the […]

The Daily Mauling: 7/7/26

Kansas Jayhawks News Jeremy Case sat down with 247 and broke down each member of KU’s 4-man transfer class Darryn Peterson says he was thinking about Kansas in the NCAA Tournament during his impressive NBA summer league debut Links! The USMNT ‘s World Cup run came to an ugly end yesterday A former city official […]

NCAA Eligibility Lawsuits Continue Even With New Rules

I recently wrote that the NCAA’s new eligibility rules will deter lawsuits brought by students who wish to remain college athletes after they’ve exhausted their NCAA eligibility. I stand by that claim, but it’s clear the era of deterrence hasn’t yet arrived.  Last month the NCAA Division I Cabinet unanimously approved a system that provides five years […]

What’s Next for MSU Athletics after Guskiewicz Changes Course?

In what must be viewed as a major win for the university amidst a turbulent summer, on Monday Kevin Guskiewicz stated that he would continue to serve as Michigan State’s president.  This comes over a month after announcing his planned departure for the same role at Clemson University, citing an unworkable situation with MSU’s Board […]

Elite in-state QB talks early interest in Michigan Football

Michigan landed the No. 1 overall prospect in the 2025 recruiting class in quarterback Bryce Underwood, who hailed from Metro Detroit. Looking ahead to the 2029 cycle, the Wolverines are closely eyeing another in-state signal caller. Case Campbell, out of Saline (Mich.) High, is the son of 1997 national champion Mark Campbell. Currently, the local […]

What Happened the Last Time Notre Dame Played Navy?

After a much-needed bye following their road trip to the unconquerable house of horrors that is Lavell Edwards Stadium, Notre Dame will be suiting up for its eighth game of 2026, a Halloween nooner at Gillette Stadium against the intrepid men of the United States Navy. My feelings on this series have shifted over the […]

MM 7.7: Maryland football adds wide receiver talent to 2027 recruiting class

Nearly 48 hours after adding three-star wide receiver Kyren Caldwell, Maryland football landed its top class of 2027 offensive talent. The Terps secured the commitment of four-star wide receiver Myles McAfee, becoming the program’s sixth recruit in the position group. He chose Maryland over Virginia Tech and more than 20 other schools. The Archbishop Spalding […]