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For the past two seasons, MLB has featured a “Spring Breakout” series during Spring Training where every team assembles a team of their best prospects from throughout their farm system. Then these teams of prospects each play one exhibition game against a squad from a rival team in the Cactus or Grapefruit League. These games […]
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NCAA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Nebraska fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. This week we’re just going to have a little fun. As tailgating weather comes back with […]
Ohio State’s women’s hockey team cruised into the WCHA Final Faceoff semifinals with a two-game sweep of St. Thomas over the weekend. The Buckeyes opened up the best-of-three series with a 5-1 win on Friday, followed by a 4-1 win on Saturday. The first round victory clinched Ohio State’s ninth straight Final Faceoff semifinal appearance. […]
How to Watch Illinois at Maryland Game Time: 2 p.m. Sunday TV Channel: Fox Online Streaming: FoxSportsGO Odds: N/A (Illinois 89.4% Chance To Win – ESPN Matchup Predictor) Quick Hits: Illinois Fighting Illini (23-7, 14-5 Big Ten) Head Coach: Brad Underwood (9th season) Last Game: Illinois 80, Oregon 54 Gameday Reading: Maryland Terrapins (11-18, 4-14 Big Ten as […]
It’s Wednesday, and we are up and running! Keep up with all the basketball news as we get closer to March Madness! See what is coming your way today on our site and around the internet. Fate of College Football Friday’s meeting at the White House to discuss college sports is getting lots of attention, […]
In Tuesday night’s ACC Action, Virginia nipped Wake Forest, 75-70, UNC survived Clemson, 67-63, Virginia Tech thumped BC, 72-63, and Louisville handled Syracuse, 77-62. We honestly didn’t think that Wake Forest could keep up with Virginia in this one. First, UVA has vastly more size than Wake, and second, the Cavaliers were bound to be […]
Welcome to today’s episode of Haway The Podcast, and once again we take a trip down memory lane with Martin, Andrew and Kelvin. On today’s show… • We take a look at the circumstances surrounding Alan Durban’s sacking in 1984 • Recall Danny Blanchflower’s famous comments about the Roker Park atmosphere • Follow up on […]
Chris Ballard had one simple decision to make this week: use the tag on the right player. Instead, he protected the wrong one. The Colts placed the transition tag on quarterback Daniel Jones while leaving wide receiver Alec Pierce unprotected heading into free agency. The transition tag allows Indianapolis to match any offer Jones receives, […]
The Tigers fearsome pass rush was the engine of its excellent 2025 defense. Now it is one of the biggest question marks heading into 2026. The Tigers are replacing two future NFL draft picks off the edge, a daunting task for any program. Elite [ass rushing production does not simply roll over from one season […]
The ACC, Big Ten, Big 12 and SEC conference tournaments all tip off on Wednesday. With recent conference expansion, these tournaments have become even more massive, with tournaments completing two rounds before most top teams even take the court. Those logistics, in combination with the top-heavy character of most conferences, can result in the early […]
Breaking down FC Dallas’ March slate, identifying winnable matches, tough tests, and how many points Eric Quill’s side realistically needs.
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. The rumors were persistently consistent for a big portion of the Notre Dame offseason. After Notre […]
As we enter March Madness and the greatest time to be alive as college basketball fans, many of the conversations we have with our friends and fellow fans revolve around legends of the game. The University of Notre Dame is no stranger to being the home of a legendary sports figure. In fact, Notre Dame […]
Throughout the year, we will be asking and answering questions about various Ohio State teams, the players, and anything else on our collective minds of varying degrees of importance. If you have a question that you would like to ask, you can tweet us @LandGrant33 or if you need more than 280 characters, send an email HERE. Sunday was one […]
Just like they did in late January, Michigan State will tip it off against Rutgers prior to a rivalry game with Michigan. Last time, it was Rutgers on the road before hosting the Wolverines. This time, Rutgers comes to the Breslin center on Thursday (8 PM – FS1) before MSU closes out the Big Ten […]
Bryce Lance, WRSchool: North Dakota State University Conference: Mountain Valley Football ConferenceCollege Experience: Redshirt Senior | Age: 23 (Week 1)Height / Weight: 6’3” / 205 lbsProjected Draft Status: 4th-5th RoundPlayer Comparison: Christian Watson College Statistics (via espn.com) Player Overview Bryce Lance, brother of Trey Lance, is a redshirt senior who blossomed into a premier wideout for the North Dakota State University Bison […]
The Kentucky Wildcats were simply outplayed for the majority of Tuesday night’s matchup against Texas A&M. It was a tough road loss for the Cats, as most of the team didn’t have their best game. However, Mo Dioubate really gave it his best effort, having one of his best outings of the season for one […]
The shoe is on the other foot this week. Reading snatch victory from the jaws of defeat late on against Bradford City to strengthen their playoff credentials. Ben and Ross discuss the play-style that’s taken Leam Richardson this far with Noel Hunt’s stuttering Reading team, as well as the prospect of the rest of the […]
Nevada has looked like two different teams this year between its home and road games. At home, the Wolf Pack are 14-2 and consistently look like an energized team. Only one of those two home losses is from a conference opponent. On the road, Nevada is 4-8, including tonight’s loss to Wyoming, 83-73. The team […]
There have been some scintillating encounters among the now 35 times Louisville and Syracuse have met. That harbinger of a championship on the horizon in January of ’86. When the alleged juggernaut Orange led by Pearl Washington and Rony Seikaly were ranked #4 in the land but shuffled out of an electric Freedom Hall on […]
NC State is well-represented on the ACC’s all-conference teams, as usual. The league announced its postseason awards on Tuesday, and both Zoe Brooks and Khamil Pierre earned First Team honors. Pierre was fourth overall in the voting, while Brooks was right behind her in fifth. Pierre is averaging 16.5 points and 11.9 rebounds per game […]
Amid a tumultuous time for the program, the Fighting Illini wrestling team heads to State College this weekend for the Big Ten Championships. Illinois’ fifth-place finish at the event last year was its best since 2013, but they may be able to improve on that result. More importantly (to me anyway), Lucas Byrd has a […]
Rutgers football has hired former Drake defensive line coach Joe Evans to be its new assistant defensive line coach, according to a report by Brian Fonseca of NJ Advanced Media. Evans joins the Rutgers coaching staff after just one season as a Drake assistant. Evans joins rush ends coach Joe Woodley and safeties coach Adam […]
The ACC COY is going to be Duke’s Jon Scheyer or Miami’s Jai Lucas. Virginia’s Ryan Odon is certainly in that mix as well. North Carolina’s Hubert Davis won’t be winning that award, but his coaching since mid-February should be recognized. On February 10, UNC star freshman Caleb Wilson fractured his left hand against Miami. … Continue reading »
Tigers Battle but Can’t Overcome Poor Guard Play Clemson once again felt the familiar sting of a loss at UNC on Tuesday night, dropping a back and forth affair to lose their 5th in 6 games down the stretch of the season. RJ Godfrey tried to put the team on his back all night long […]