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The Miami (OH) RedHawks are the No. 1 team in the Men’s Other Top 25 for a second straight week. Travis Steele’s team is 29-0 and is two wins away from an undefeated regular season. It is up to No. 19 in the AP Top 25 as well. Miami swept the Michigan trip this past […]
A headliner matchup from the start of the season, the No. 2 Arizona Wildcats play host to the No. 6 Iowa State Cyclones on the first “Big Monday” of March. Iowa State is entering Tucson in a funk, losing two of their last three and carrying a 4-4 record on the road in conference play. […]
It was an eventful weekend around Indiana Athletics, to say the least. The football program’s national championship keeps generating headlines, women’s basketball gained momentum to close out the regular season and men’s basketball… well. Here’s what to know about the Hoosiers today: What they’re saying about the Hoosiers ICYMI Around SB Nation
Syracuse Orange Athletics is in the midst of substantial change with current Athletic Director John Wildhack set to retire in July, and new reporting suggests fans might know who the next leader of SUA could be announced as soon as next week. Matt Norlander of CBS Sports published a piece Monday on which men’s college […]
According to Tiger Illustrated, Clemson’s On3/Rivals site, former Green Bay Packers special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia is nearing a deal with the Clemson Tigers. Per Tiger Illustrated, the deal needs to go in front of the school’s board of trustees (BOT), a sign that the contract on the table comes with major financial backing. Bisaccia […]
Two late goals allow Defiance to force shootout, but it’s not enough.
We’ve got two more new sports this week! Photos from softball’s game against Wichita State and baseball’s game against NDSU on Friday mark both teams’ first time being featured. Women’s basketball hosted Oklahoma at home on Sunday and fell 84-78 to the Sooners. Here are the photos of the week. When I got to the […]
The Eagles aren’t done adding to their coaching staff for 2026 and are expected to hire Allen Smith as an assistant outside linebackers coach, according to CBS Sports. Smith was the defensive line coach for Army for one season, and prior to that, was the DL coach for Georgia State from 2022 to 2024. He […]
For the first time this season, Louisville has fallen out of both the AP top 25 poll and the coaches poll. The good news? With Miami entering the rankings at No. 22, the Cards have one last chance to break their six-year road losing streak against top 25 opponents. So that’s a good thing, right? […]
On Sunday, the No. 13 Ohio State women’s basketball team traveled to East Lansing, Michigan, and nearly ran the No. 15 Michigan State Spartans out of their own gym. The victory gave the Scarlet and Gray much-needed momentum and an edge over a team ranked two spots ahead of them in the NCAA Tournament committee’s […]
The primary takeaways: —Film showed the team made a lot of undisciplined mistakes at the start of the second half of the Clemson game. —Mikel’s status for Tuesday’s game is unknown. He needs to fall less, but he also deserves to get more calls than he does. —It’s too late in the season to make […]
Happy Monday, folks. Hope your week has gotten off to a great start. Lots going on in the world of Miami sports, so let’s get to it. 1) The Miami Hurricanes were mini-swept by the Florida Gators over the weekend. Game 3 was rained out, so it came down to Friday and Saturday for the […]
As the band Queen once famously sang, “Another one bites the dust.” The dust in which Freddie Mercury sang about was probably not in regard to college basketball, but either way, it is now the end of another season of Big Ten women’s basketball. For No. 13 Ohio State women’s basketball, it was as good […]
It’s been start-and-stop for Northwestern’s momentum to open the season. The ‘Cats’ (8-11, 0-0 Big Ten) stock seems to crash prematurely every time it starts to rise this season. Dominant victories have been followed by deflating losses throughout the first month of the season, and Northwestern’s road trip to Durham, N.C. followed that same theme […]
The main stories of the week came from teams in the state of Michigan. The Wolverines clinched the conference title with two wins this week, while the Spartans made a push to improve their seeding by sweeping a road trip through the state of Indiana. Elsewhere in the conference, the bubble teams seem to be […]
Giants Rumor: Targeting Kenneth Walker? Maybe Notre Dame’s Jeremiyah Love? The New York Giants are making it clear this offseason that rebuilding their backfield is a priority. According to ESPN’s Jordan Raanan, the Giants are “seriously looking at some of the top running backs, both in the draft and free agency,” and Super Bowl MVP [...]
As the Syracuse Orange get closer to the start of 2026 spring practices, Fran Brown has added another staff member according to this report from 247 Sports. Napoleon spent one season at Wofford where he helped their defense to a 4th place finish in scoring defense and a 7th place finish in interceptions among FCS […]
It’s safe to say not everyone was sold on Ryan Day’s hire of Matt Patricia as defensive coordinator when Jim Knowles took the Penn State job. Our own site listed the uncertainty of the choice as one of the Buckeyes’ biggest concerns last summer. While things hadn’t gone so well for Patricia as an NFL […]
After the disastrous trip out west for this UNC Basketball team, if you had said with one week to go the Tar Heels had a realistic shot at getting a top four seed in the ACC Tournament, it’s very likely no one would have believed you. Yet, thanks to how the Tar Heels have rallied […]
It’s another week of the Mountain West Recruiting Roundup. To officially close the book on the 2026 recruiting class, our cover photo winner needs to be mentioned. For the 2026 cycle, Boise State and Hawaii share the title of having the most cover photo appearances. Congrats to the Broncos and Rainbow Warriors. Now it’s full […]
This year’s edition of the World Baseball Classic gets under way on what is, to us, Wednesday night with games kicking off in Tokyo. Most teams will be playing exhibitions against a major league club on Tuesday or Wednesday with their pool play beginning on Friday. The Orioles players who are on these rosters will […]
Fresh off a big win against Virginia, Duke has to turn it around very quickly to play NC State in Raleigh. We preview that game along with some other nuggets on DBR Bites #148. Duke has had some stinkers in Raleigh against the Wolfpack, but they’re hoping to buck that trend. NC State has a […]
The Pack9 continued to kick around the tomato cans of their non-conference schedule, sweeping Sacred Heart over the weekend in Raleigh with each game of the three-game series being called early due to the mercy/slaughter/run rule. All told, the Wolfpack outscored the Pioneers 45-9 on the weekend. Ryan Marohn had a few uncharacteristic struggles in […]
Risers Ty Simpson, QB, Alabama Ty Simpson was the most accurate QB in drills at the Combine at all 3 levels, showing good touch and placement, especially considering the lack of experience throwing to the Wide Receivers at the Combine. He was able to layer some impressive Go Balls as well, showing off a skill […]
We are down to the final week of the regular season, the race for seeding in the conference championship is still competitive with the top eight looking really crowded. The past week saw some great performances and plenty of movement in the standings. With that being said, let’s take a look at the top performers […]