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Jayson Swain surprised with news he’s Tennessee Volunteers color analyst

In May, Ramon Foster left his job as college football color commentator for the Tennessee Volunteers to take the same position with the NFL’s Tennessee Titans. And on Thursday, the Volunteers had a surprise in store for the new choice for their radio analyst job. Mike Keith, the play-by-play voice of Volunteers football, walked into…

MLB Draft signing deadline has passed — How did LSU fare?

The MLB Draft took place on July 11th and 12th, but the deadline for teams to sign their draftees was on Monday, July 27th at 5 pm eastern. Most of the negotiations between organizations and players occurs before the name is ever called, but there’s still work to be done to finalize the details in […]

Oregon’s Dante Moore Says Farting in the Huddle Is His Way to “Connect” With Teammates

Every football team has its own traditions. Some break the huddle with loud chants. Some have secret handshakes. The Ducks have also ended up at a unique method. Tight end Jamari Johnson revealed the secret at Big Ten Media Days when he said that quarterback Dante Moore regularly farts in the huddle. Moore could only […] The post Oregon’s Dante Moore Says Farting in the Huddle Is His Way to “Connect” With Teammates appeared first on EssentiallySports .

HBCU Football Is Back in Philadelphia. Can the City Build a Tradition?

Philadelphia is expanding one successful HBCU football game into a two-day weekend at Lincoln Financial Field. One Philly HBCU Week could help rebuild the sport’s presence across the Northeast. The post HBCU Football Is Back in Philadelphia. Can the City Build a Tradition? appeared first on HBCU Gameday .

Ohio State didn’t need another Kayden McDonald. They needed John Walker

Replacing a player like Kayden McDonald is almost impossible. Ohio State isn’t trying to find another defensive tackle who will replicate his production snap for snap or dominate every Saturday in the same fashion. Players like McDonald don’t come around often. Instead, the Buckeyes are taking a different approach. They’re rebuilding the interior through depth, […]

LSU Soccer selected fourth in 2026 SEC Preseason Coaches’ Poll

LSU Soccer has been selected tied for fourth in the 2026 Southeastern Conference Preseason Coaches’ Poll, the league announced Tuesday.  Vanderbilt was selected as the preseason favorite, followed by Arkansas and Georgia. LSU tied with Tennessee for fourth in the poll, which was voted on by the league’s 16 head coaches. 2026 SEC Women’s Soccer […]

Antonio Nusa Wants Roma—Now It’s Up to Leipzig

There is no denying that Roma has a certain allure that other clubs can’t match. Despite the trials and travails they face each summer, Roma remains an attractive destination for up-and-coming footballers. As one of the crown jewels of Western civilization, the city of Roma sells itself, while the merits of Gian Piero Gasperini’s brand […]

Get to Know Your Orange: #5 LB, Antoine Deslauriers

It’s time to start preparing for the 2026 Syracuse Orange football season. We’re going through the roster to take a look at each Syracuse player as we get to know a lot of new faces for Year 3 of the Fran Brown Era. Up next is… Name: Antoine Deslauriers Position: Linebacker Year: Sophomore Height: 6’1” Weight: 235 lbs. Hometown: Montreal, […]

When will Trade Deadline action pick up?

At this point, I think I’ve seen more coverage of why the Trade Deadline isn’t lit than actual content involving Trade Deadline deals. There are some teams that do need to move guys because there’s just no benefit (not even a Qualifying Offer) to not moving the players on expiring contracts they have, so things […]

Vanderbilt Football 2026 Position Preview: Running Backs

Moving along in these position previews, we stay in the backfield. The player closest to Vanderbilt’s new starting Quarterback will be a familiar face. Of the 185 carries and 1,195 yards gained by Commodore Running Backs in 2025, the squad returns 165 attempts and 1,132 yards.  Diego Pavia was the leading rusher with 167 rushes […]

What does UNC’s future look like post-Bill Belichick?

It goes without saying that Carolina football is in a bit of a predicament right now. Michael Lombardi is on administrative leave due to an HR investigation, and the tone surrounding that investigation has left many people suggesting that it’s not a matter of if he’ll be fired, it’s when. This has a number of […]

Lane Kiffin Acknowledges LSU’s “Really Critical” Non-Conference Challenge That’s “Harder to Survive”

LSU head coach Lane Kiffin may not be lucky enough to experience the kind of patience usually shown to first-year coaches. Not just because of the drama around his Ole Miss exit and the urgent need to revive the Tigers, but also because his arrival in Baton Rouge coincides with the SEC officially moving to […] The post Lane Kiffin Acknowledges LSU’s “Really Critical” Non-Conference Challenge That’s “Harder to Survive” appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Oregon Ducks Football News

I’m sorry your QF poster is enjoying the great outdoors today and is unable to fetch the super critical July headlines. Countdown to the season on this thread and here is a highlight of the day: Highlight of the Day: 2025 Season in Review

Worst College Football Head Coaches Since 2010: Power Five Schools

There have been several swing-and-miss hires in college football over the years. Some schools have to hit the coaching carousel more than others due to whiffs on hires. Getting the right guy in the door is incredibly important to set the tone for a college football program. Since 2010, there have been over 200 coaches […]

New to Apple TV in August 2026

After more than three years, Ted Lasso returns for Season 4 in August 2026, and it’s one of the several movies and TV shows coming to Apple TV (Sign up for a free trial). Ted Lasso’s return is the biggest title coming to Apple TV in August. It puts a spin on the story after […] The post New to Apple TV in August 2026 appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Bielema hints at the key to a successful season

Gies Memorial Stadium has been the backdrop of some incredible memories for Illini fans in recent years. Illinois has gone 6-1 in each of the past two seasons, featuring some massive, culture-changing victories. Wins over then No. 19 Kansas and No. 24 Michigan in 2024 — as well as a win against No. 21 USC […]

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