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The Skinny Vega Ioane was a three-star recruit out of Graham, Washington and the No. 18 interior offensive lineman in the 2022 class. He originally committed to Washington but decided to move over 2,600 miles away and play for Penn State. After redshirting in 2022, Ioane appeared in all 13 games in the 2023 season. […]
Two years ago, Carolina fans we were eagerly perched in front of our TVs/streaming devices to see where Drake Maye would be drafted, knowing it was likely going to be a short night for the homegrown product. Sure enough, we saw him go to New England, and just this year he helped lead them to […]
“Thirty-two teams, seven rounds, 224 young men who, today, are about to become players in the National Football League. A day where lives are changed, fates are decided, dynasties are born, and the clock is always ticking. Of course, I’m talking about… Draft Day.” Chris Berman opens the 2014 film Draft Day, starring Chadwick Boseman, […]
Chris Johnson’s talent isn’t a secret anymore. How high will the Aztec go in the NFL Draft? Noah Perkins of the Times of San Diego profiles San Diego State cornerback Chris Johnson, whom of the Mountain West, future Pac-12 programs, whatever you want to call everyone right now, is the likeliest to hear his name […]
Question is pretty much in the title. How dare they make JR Ritchie’s debut a mid-week day game? Oh, their hand was forced by the Nationals’ nigh-inexorable offense? Well, okay then. It’s a bit of a double-whammy for me today. You probably don’t know this, but today is St. George’s Day, and I’m personally a […]
The Blue-White Game, and spring games in general, have undergone a massive shift in recent years. In fact, it will now be known as the “Blue-White Practice” in the first spring session of the Matt Campbell Era. The Blue-White practice will begin at 1 p.m. on Saturday, and unfortunately, it is not expected to be […]
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 Ohio State […]
It’s always a weird time of year doing these things. Yes, there are still plenty to talk about with Husker athletics, but not having something every day makes it a lot more difficult. Other than that, there is a hodgepodge of things going on, but when your teams suck (Bulls and Flames), the playoffs just […]
Happy Thursday, everyone. Kalen DeBoer got a big contract extension, and people are talking. For his part, Kalen seems grateful. “My family and I would like to thank the Board of Trustees, Chancellor Trant, President Mohler, Director of Athletics Greg Byrne, our athletics administration and football staff, this community and the University for their continued […]
Yesterday, the Michigan State Men’s Basketball Team announced that Divine Ugochukwu was leaving the team and entering the transfer portal. At TOC, we were getting ready to write an article comparing the amount of portal defections among all the Big Ten schools as we expected to have a big zero next to our name. So […]
Warmer weather, cherry blossoms in the Quad, and post-8:00pm sunsets all indicate Spring returning to Seattle, but for you fine readers of UW Dawg Pound, it means it’s time for Spring Football. (If this sounds like a familiar intro, I did kind of copy it from my OL position breakdown. In Gabey Lucas fashion, I […]
Will Stein and Nick Mingione have been working in tandem to map out just how 4-star quarterback Matt Ponatoski can play baseball and football at Kentucky. There is just one massive, unavoidable hurdle standing in the way of getting Ponatoski, who has already signed, to campus: the MLB Draft. The generational profile of Matt Ponatoski […]
We have finally arrived at the NFL Draft after the incredibly long process, and we get to see where the Notre Dame football players land in the league. The 2026 NFL Draft Round 1 begins Thursday, April 23, at 8 p.m. ET (5 p.m. PT) in Pittsburgh, PA, broadcast on ESPN, ABC, and NFL Network. Rounds 2–3 follow on Friday, […]
A long time coming, the 2026 NFL Draft first round is finally here and should be more than good to Ohio State’s program. A recruiting tool the Buckeyes always use when they pursue top talent in the prep ranks, tonight is likely to see three to four Buckeyes go in the top ten picks and […]
Just like it used to be with conference realignment, every college football offseason now sees the potential for tweaks to the college football playoff. Notre Dame, as a conference unto itself, is a big part of these conversations and votes. Recently, they had their annual spring meeting for the CFP, and expansion to the playoff […]
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If you’ve ever been to a Notre Dame game—or even watched one on TV—you’ve likely seen it. The crowd, arm in arm, gently swaying. Voices rising together in a moment that feels both powerful and deeply personal. The alma mater. It’s one of my favorite Notre Dame traditions. There’s just something about it—the unity, the […]
Notre Dame got back in the win column and got a little revenge on Wednesday. The Irish traveled north to take on the Michigan State Spartans, and left with a 3-2 win. Notre Dame Baseball: Irish Take Road Win Over Spartans EAST LANSING, Mich. – The Notre Dame baseball team held off Michigan State by shutting […]
Games 1-5 | Games 6-10 | Games 16-20 | Games 21-25 | Games 26-30 | Games 31-35 11. SMU 24 #17 Arizona State 19 – January 2, 2026 No matter what you think about bowl games these days, they do set narratives in the off-season. In 2025-2026, ACC teams went 9-5 in the conference’s best bowl season since 2016. … Continue reading »
After reporting on his run to the quarterfinals of the ITF San Diego J300 as a lucky loser, at the Easter Bowl I took the opportunity to talk with Yashwin Krishnakumar about his commitment to join the University of California-Irvine Anteaters this fall for today's article at the Tennis Recruiting Network. I don't write as many of these commitment articles as I used to, for a variety of reasons,
Rutgers football has added a few new opponents to its future schedule, as it has added UConn as a home and home opponent for the 2028 and 2029 seasons, while adding LIU as a home opponent for the 2027 season, per Chris Iseman of the Asbury Park Press. The home and home with UConn will […]
“UNLV is playing in the nicest stadium of any college program.” It has now been over half a decade of UNLV football at Allegiant Stadium, and while it feels like “the black hole” over on Al Davis Way just opened its door, the Rebels are approaching their sixth season in the death star. Programs playing […]
This time of year is hard for me when it comes to football content. Everyone wants to know about the upcoming draft and yours truly doesn’t know Jack about college football. Back in 2020, I found a way to give myself something to write about. I pull data on visits for the Buffalo Bills and […]
Indiana Football’s recruiting masterclass: 5 reasons they’re WINNING! Colts ready – we HOPE!
Position: QB Height: 6’2” Weight: 207 40 yd Dash: 4.69 Shuttle Time: Unavailable Vertical Jump: Unavailable Broad Jump: Unavailable Bench Press: Unavailable College Performance: Stop me if you’ve heard this. Clemson signs the heir apparent to Trevor Lawrence, guaranteed performance. Then it turns ugly. Cade Klubnik’s time at Clemson wasn’t that bad, but he never […]