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The Notre Dame women’s basketball team has played much better over the last month, and an easy victory over the Miami Hurricanes to advance to the quarterfinals of the ACC Tournament, is just another building block for a March Madness run.
When Ohio State women’s basketball played the Indiana Hoosiers in the Big Ten regular season, the Hoosiers out-rebounded the Buckeyes 30-21, despite a rare size advantage for the Scarlet and Gray. Ohio State still won the game after it overcame an early 15-point deficit thanks to 34 points off 26 forced turnovers. On Wednesday in […]
It’s Senior Day in East Lansing, my favorite game of the year. For this year’s edition, the Spartans are hosting the Rutgers Scarlet Knights, a team we defeated on the road earlier this season, 88-79. This year’s seniors are: The game gets underway at 8 PM ET and is showing on FS1. What do you […]
On February 22nd, the Virginia Cavaliers women’s basketball team earned its biggest win of the season, a 74-72 statement victory on the road over then-No. 8 Louisville. At the time, it was the second consecutive Quad 1 win for UVA, which had established itself as a near-lock to earn an NCAA Tournament bid for the […]
This week on the Five Heart Podcast, Minnie, Fred, and Greg will break down the latest news and quotes from the Huskers’ spring practice and accompanying press conferences. The trio will discuss if this is just expected lip service or if they think there’s genuine (five) heart behind it. There is an entertaining Five Heart […]
I was sitting out by the pool in St. Petersburg, Florida, this past weekend, and I thought of a solution to the transfer portal that will finally solve its out-of-control nature. It was an idea so obvious to me that I’m wondering why I didn’t come up with it before. Here’s the solution: Every athlete […]
Sunday marks four weeks since the Seattle Seahawks thumped the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX 29-13, laying claim to the title of World Champions. Sunday also marks four years since the Seahawks sent Russell Wilson to the Denver Broncos in exchange for two first round picks, two second round picks and a trio […]
A rare somber song played over the loudspeakers as Nick Martinelli looked up at the jumbotron, watching his face flash across the screen before suiting up in Evanston one last time. A sold-out crowd packed Welsh-Ryan Arena for Senior Night, ready to celebrate Martinelli and the rest of the senior class as Northwestern tried to […]
The Minnesota Golden Gophers will hope to find their mojo and spur a long postseason run beginning this weekend when they head across town to the WCHA Final Faceoff held at St. Thomas. Minnesota will face #2 Ohio State Thursday night at 7:30 with a trip to the WCHA Championship game on the line, but […]
While the Seattle Seahawks are waiting to hear back on the market for breakout star Rashid Shaheed when the legal tampering period opens on Monday, some teams aren’t waiting around to grab wide receiver help. The Buffalo Bills snatched up former All-Pro wideout DJ Moore from the Chicago Bears on Thursday morning for mid-round compensation, […]
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NCAA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Mid-Major fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. The Miami RedHawks. 30-0. One win away from an undefeated regular season. The only undefeated team […]
As of this morning, the NCAA Tournament picture looks like this, based on NPI and conference standings. Please note that projected conference tournament winners are in italics and are based on current in-conference point percentage: Locks (11): Michigan, Michigan State, North Dakota, Western Michigan, Penn State, Providence, Quinnipiac, Denver, Cornell, Minnesota-Duluth, DartmouthBubble In (3): Wisconsin, Boston College, […]
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Ohio State’s offense is built around elite skill talent, a future NFL quarterback, All-American receivers, and breakout running backs. But when you strip the layers back to what makes that offense work, it often comes down to the line that protects and propels it. And no player on that line matters more for 2026 than […]
Rutgers fans, it’s game day! The Scarlet Knights are out in East Lansing, MI, to take on Michigan State in their last road game of the regular season. Both teams are coming into this game after winning their last game. Rutgers will look to put up a good fight in this game against a Spartan […]
The Wisconsin Badgers are hiring Michigan State Spartans Director of Scouting Darius Hicks as their Director of Scouting and Player Personnel, according to 247Sports’s Matt Zenitz. Hicks had been in his role at Michigan State for the past two years, quickly rising up the ranks after being a defensive analyst at the program in 2023. […]
Looking back at the 2025 season, Nebraska’s year took a sharp turn for the worse against Minnesota. The Huskers were sacked nine times in that game — a staggering number even for a program that has endured inconsistent offensive line play through much of the 2000s. For Matt Rhule and offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen, that […]
A look around the league at tomorrow's upcoming trade deadline for this edition of LNN
It is Big Ten Tournament time and the No. 5 seed Ohio State women’s basketball earned a single bye into Thursday’s games. After a one-sided opening game of the tournament between the No. 13 Indiana Hoosiers and No. 12 Nebraska Cornhuskers, head coach Teri Moren’s Hoosiers overcame a 20-point deficit right before halftime to earn […]
The Alabama Crimson Tide went on the road to Montgomery and defeated the Alabama State Hornets 13-4 on Wednesday night. With the win the Tide won the season series with ASU 2-0. The Hornets came to Tuscaloosa and Bama took that game by a score of 2-1. This game was nothing like that one. Alabama […]
Canzano: College football voices need to be heard As college athletics seems to be reaching an inflection point, John Canzano highlights Jeremiah Shinn, Boise State’s interim president, and why programs like the Broncos need to be heard as major decisions about the future are made. Evaluating the Mountain West’s top NBA draft prospects as the […]
The Miami Hurricanes will enter the 2026 season without four star players from the 2025 National Championship Game runner-up season. The ‘Canes lose Rueben Bain Jr, Akheem Mesidor, Francis Mauigoa and Keionte Scott from last year’s impressive CFB Playoff run. On offense, Miami has to replace four of five starting OL, the QB in Beck, […]
The Ombudsman is back to set the record straight—covering Olympic trivia, NCAA tournament history, and a few questionable claims from Episode 73.
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The World Baseball Classic officially got underway last night with the first game in the Tokyo Dome that featured Chinese Taipei and Australia. There are a couple of lower-level Phillies prospects on Team Australia, but most of the names you would recognize won’t start official WBC play until tomorrow. Meanwhile, we still have plenty of […]