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Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NCAA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Irish fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. Notre Dame has kind of a wonderful problem this season. While the Irish aren’t very deep […]
Like they often do, this midweek game turned into a high-scoring game that went on and on and on and . . . In most instances, the batters definitely have the advantage in these Tuesday games, particularly when you have the offensive potential these two teams have. But if you like runs, then tonight’s 14 to 9 […]
Please don’t make your initial reaction to this post as an overreaction by me following the first two Notre Dame basketball transfer portal defectors. On the contrary, this is something we have talked about a few times — Notre Dame isn’t paying out the money that other schools are for basketball. The South Bend Tribune’s […]
The Virginia Tech Hokies opened spring practice last week. For the first time in a while, the Hokies opened spring with stability and depth at the quarterback position. While it’s a young room, projected starter Ethan Grunkemeyer has valuable starting experience at Penn State, and his backups bring plenty of youth and athleticism. The Hokies […]
Biography Now that all the basketball nastiness is settled, it’s time to turn our gaze back to the upcoming football season. Spring practice begins on March 26th, and there will be a plethora of new faces on the field. Some of the new faces will be running through the drills, and some will be running […]
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NCAA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Vikings fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. It’s survey time again, folks! We’re here to ask you some more questions about our Minnesota […]
BYU football is fully in spring-ball-mode as we enter the final week of March. Fresh off of a fantastic 12-2 season, the Cougars look to build off that campaign with a set of new faces at key positions. Kalani Sitake, with a minted new extension, still is the head man along with offensive coordinator Aaron […]
Purdue has settled in as a top 16 team in college basketball, once again. In seven of the last nine years l, Purdue has staked their claim to that title of college basketball, the most S16 appearances during that span. Now they get the “Cinderella” Texas, who has one of the highest payrolls in CBB, […]
While the madness for college basketball continues, the helmets have been strapped, sleds have been pulled out, and the energy is high for Arizona spring football. The spring brings a lot of opportunities for guys to show how much they’ve improved and possibly inch their ways to a starting spot. That’s one of the things […]
Manchester United’s plans for a new stadium were unveiled early on in the INEOS era, but after nearly two years with co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe in charge of the footballing side of the club, there hasn’t been much update on the plans until recently. Collette Roche, the recently appointed chief executive of New Stadium Development, […]
Indiana Football’s Fernando Mendoza not Orlofsky’s choice! Colts choose 47th one month from tonight!
Just because Notre Dame basketball didn’t make the NCAA Tournament (again) or that the Irish will not show Micah Shrewsberry the door — it doesn’t mean it was going to be a quiet offseason. The transfer portal still exists, and we already have two early exits from Notre Dame basketball players. Foward Garrett Sundra and […]
Just when you thought portal season was in the rearview mirror, Eli Drinkwitz and Corey Batoon have struck twice in the past week to bolster the depth of Mizzou’s defense. The Tigers brought in edge rusher Kamauryn Morgan from the transfer portal Tuesday following his true freshman season at Baylor, according to a report from […]
In a recent interview from Sports Illustrated’s Justin Melo, we have gotten a nugget about one of the Chargers’ potential targets in the first round of this year’s draft. Ohio State’s Kaydon McDonald, one of the draft’s top defensive tackle prospects, told Melo during a recent interview that he met formally with the Chargers while […]
Like many of Roma’s young players last season, Matías Soulé’s development was delayed by the club’s managerial turnover. Playing for three managers in one season isn’t ideal for any footballer, especially a U-23 still trying to find their footing as a professional. So when Gian Piero Gasperini was hired as Roma’s new manager last summer, […]
For fans of college basketball, the most a non-student usually knows about a player is the stats, moments in a game, or the occasional social media video showing a rare behind-the-scenes moment. However, have a teammate talk about that person, and the gravity of the response tells you the importance of not only a basketball […]
The Chargers are not necessarily hurting for wide receiver depth, but with the change in offensive coordinator from Greg Roman to Mike McDaniel, one has to wonder if the team will now look to add someone they deem a “fit” for the latter’s offense. One receiver in this year’s draft who could be deemed a […]
If you’re interested in watching some spring football, the 2026 United Football League season kicks off later this week with the first game scheduled for 8:00 PM on Friday, March 27. There are a number of Philadelphia Eagles connections in the UFL (notably NOT including the outlawed tush push), so, let’s run through those on […]
Now that the dust has settled after the first weekend of this season’s edition of March Madness, sixteen teams remain in the running for a National Title. While all the seeds left in the big dance range from 1-seeds to 11-seed Texas, one fact has become abundantly clear in re-evaluations: power conferences (and favorites) have […]
The Purdue Boilermakers were very impressive in the opening weekend wins against Queens and Miami as they moved to their seventh Sweet Sixteen in the last nine NCAA Tourneys. On the backs of being one of the most experienced teams entering the tourney, Purdue controlled each game and maintained their composure as they shot an […]
Arizona has a pretty good track record against the SEC, going 16-10 against the league since 2000. That includes wins over Alabama, Auburn and Florida this season. But the Wildcats haven’t faced Arkansas, their opponent in the Sweet 16 since 1995. That was during the golden age of Razorback hoops, when coach Nolan Richardson piloted […]
Yes, the Sounders are among them.
Both men’s and women’s basketball are officially over, but football spring practice is right around the corner. To the Dots! Dots
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NCAA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Wisconsin fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. Please take our survey The Wisconsin Badgers saw their season come to an end last week […]
Barcelona continue to be linked with moves for Alessandro Bastoni and Julian Alvarez in the summer transfer window, with the rumor mill seemingly adamant both players will arrive at Camp Nou. A new report from Diario Sport claims that Deco sees both players as “essential signings” and will prioritise bringing in the duo during the […]