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Wednesday Headlines: Indiana football recruiting buzz, NFL Draft results

It’s been eventful times for Indiana Athletics with the football program coming off of the spring game, NFL Draft and a massive recruiting weekend while the men’s and women’s basketball programs go about filling out their respective rosters through the transfer portal. Meanwhile, baseball picked up a win over Louisville. Here’s what to know about […]

Jalen Brewster, nation’s No. 1 prospect, visits Indiana football

Indiana football was in the headlines this past season for its 12-0 run through the regular season, downing of Ohio State in the Big Ten Championship and subsequent march through the College Football Playoff all the way to a national championship. Now it’s still in those headlines, just in the offseason. Jalen Brewster, a Texas […]

The good, the bad and the rest from a demoralizing sweep in Minneapolis

After a rough sweep at the hands of a capable Michigan squad a few weeks ago, I was hoping Northwestern had hit their rock bottom for 2026. I was wrong. The Wildcats played their least competitive conference series of the year over the weekend against a Minnesota squad who previously sat in a tie for […]

Going Portaling: Luke McEldon

As of this writing, Northwestern has landed four incoming transfers in the portal. The first, Jack Karasinski, I wrote about here. The other three and future adds (Northwestern has just nine players on its roster right now) will be covered in the coming weeks. Today, we’ll take a look at the lone center landed by […]

Wednesday Dots: Prospect X

UW completed their last open practice before the spring game yesterday. ESPN revealed their “Prospect X”. And will we see the NCAA basketball tournaments expand to 76 teams? Those and more for your Wednesday Dots. Football Dots UW Athletics Dots

Scouting Jets tight end Kenyon Sadiq

Over the next few months, we’ll be breaking down all of the rookies added by the Jets during the draft and as undrafted free agents. We continue today with tight end Kenyon Sadiq. The 21-year old Sadiq is listed at 6’3” and 241 pounds and was the 16th overall pick out of Oregon. He was […]

Peak Perspective: 2026 Mountain West NFL Draft Winners and Losers

Reviewing this past weekend’s NFL draft, here’s a short piece categorizing Mountain West (and Pac-12) related things into winners and losers. This clearly isn’t an exhaustive list, but it does feature some of the trends and observations from the draft. Winners Chris Johnson The star cornerback out of San Diego State was able to rise […]

Nebraska Lands 4-Star Safety Corey Hadley Jr., Bolstering 2027 Class

Nebraska picked up a significant addition to its 2027 recruiting class with the commitment of four-star safety Corey Hadley Jr. The Tyrone, Georgia native (6-foot-1, 192 pounds) is ranked as the No. 7 safety in the nation and No. 135 overall prospect by 247Sports, making him one of the more notable defensive pickups for Matt […]

Spring Vibes Check: Finish with a flourish

With the current transitory nature of college athletics, vibes can shift dramatically from year to year, season to season and even month to month. Programs that finished 2025 on a high note may have flopped in the portal. Programs that bottomed out last year may have had a big-time recruiting haul or hired a new […]

DISCUSSION: If You Don’t Split The Vinicius – Mbappe Pairing…

On a recent episode of the Managing Madrid Podcast, the post-game show after Real Madrid’s 1 – 1 draw away to Real Betis in La Liga, Kiyan Sobhani, Leah Revelle, and Sam Sharpe broke down the performance thoroughly. On the episode, the crew discussed a lot of big picture discussion, especially given that the match […]

3-Star Linebacker Moses Poku-Kankam Commits to Rutgers Football

Rutgers football has added its second defensive commit of the 2027 recruitment class, as 3- star North Carolina linebacker Moses Poku-Kankam has decided to commit to the Scarlet Knights, according to his social media account. Poku-Kankam took his first trip up to campus last Thursday, which Rutgers coaches used to seal his commitment. He is […]

Dolphins plan to start Kadyn Proctor at guard, not tackle

The Miami Dolphins used the 12th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft to select Kadyn Proctor, a 6’6, 315 pound left tackle from the University of Alabama. Proctor made 40 starts in college under head coaches Nick Saban and Kalen DeBoer, all of which came at left tackle. However, according to general manager Jon-Eric […]

Rounding up the latest news from across the Buckeye beat

We know that your life is busy, but that doesn’t mean you want to miss any news about your favorite team. So, we are rounding up all of the most important news, analysis, and commentary from LGHL and the rest of the Buckeye beat. For your ear holes Subscribe: RSS | Apple | Spotify | iHeart Radio On the gridiron Looking back […]

Here are the contract details for the Panthers 2026 draft class

The Carolina Panthers selected seven players in the 2026 NFL draft. As part of the NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement, rookie contracts last for four years and are predetermined before the draft based on the league’s salary cap and where a player is drafted. There’s no negotiation so websites like Spotrac are able to inform us of the contract details before […]

All-22 Review: Akheem Mesidor vs. Indiana (CFBPO National Championship)

After six seasons in college football, Akheem Mesidor is finally a pro. The Miami Hurricanes DE was selected in the 1st round of the 2026 NFL Draft by the NFL’s Los Angeles Chargers. Over 65 games between the WVU Mountaineers and Hurricanes, Mesidor hit the stat sheet with 52.5 TFL’s, 35.5 sacks, four PBU’s and […]

NCAAF Roster Management – Part 3. Program Revenue

Financing isn’t just an issue for G6 (few of which will keep pace), the power conferences are facing rapidly increasing costs. Also see: Program reserves were wiped out during Covid as most had to look to the University for assistance, and pay back the University the following years. Coaching staff cost has skyrocketed.  It isn’t […]

TOC Writer Entering The Transfer Portal

Nearly a year ago, as I wrapped up my first year as a college student, I sent an unprompted email to the TOC editors’ address. I included my resume, and a brief message that sounded a little bit like this:  Growing up, I was the kid who didn’t just wear his favorite team’s gear but […]