Latest blog entries about College Football
The offseason never really feels quiet in Seattle. It just shifts from game planning to long-term planning. That’s exactly where this next episode of The Hawks Eye is focused. I’m joined by Corbin Smith of Emerald City Spectrum and Locked On Seahawks for a deep dive into what’s next for the Seattle Seahawks following a […]
Thoughts: Game Summary: The first half started well with NC State taking an 11—2 lead, and then Notre Dame’s Cole Certa hit 3 consecutive 3PT shots to cut the score to 13-11. At that point the score stayed close, Notre Dame tied it at 25. NC State shot only 50% (3-6) from the free throw […]
It’s going to take a massive effort to win this one. The action starts at 3pm Jayhawk Time on ESPN. Rock Chalk!
The No. 11 Virginia Cavaliers (25-4, 13-3) fell 77-51 to the No. 1 Duke Blue Devils (27-2, 15-1) on Saturday in Durham, North Carolina. Virginia was never able to make the comeback after Duke took an early first-half lead. Duke’s win secures them at least a share of the ACC regular season title and sends […]
Tempe Diablo is certainly one of the most picturesque of the Cactus League parks, with a wonderful backdrop of the Twin Buttes. Or is that Twin Butte? Google is indecisive on the matter. But it’s certainly iconic, and rather better than the 101 freeway which runs behind the fence at Salt River Fields. The D-backs […]
Through the first three games of the season, it’s been evident that Eric Spanos is not fully healthy. No. 9 Maryland men’s lacrosse’s top goalscorer from 2025 has been limping on the field, even amid a four-goal performance against No. 12 Princeton. While the graduate student has played through a lingering knock, Saturday afternoon against […]
Jeremiyah Love, RB School: Notre Dame | Conference: Independent College Experience: Junior | Age: 20.7 (DOB: 05/31/2005 Height / Weight: 6’0” / 212 lbs Projected Draft Status: 1st Round (Top 15) College Statistics Rushing & Receiving Table Rushing Receiving Scrimmage Season Team Conf Class Pos G Att Yds Y/A TD Y/G Rec Yds Y/R TD […]
No. 14 Maryland women’s basketball wraps up its regular season in Ann Arbor taking on No. 8 Michigan, in a game with potentially major Big Ten and NCAA Tournament seeding ramifications. Tip-off is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. ET. This is your space for thoughts, observations or whatever you would like to share, but please be […]
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Indiana football’s win in the 2026 College Football Playoff National Championship Game led to celebrations across the state and recognition from local figures like Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton, Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark, government officials and more. The state is looking to celebrate the 2025 Hoosiers even more over the next few months with […]
Vanderbilt heads to Kentucky, a team they blew out at Memorial Gym earlier and recently had a three-game losing streak (snapped by beating South Carolina) but is still Kentucky and this is still Rupp Arena. So, I don’t know, let’s go win.
The Kentucky Wildcats will take on the Vanderbilt Commodores on Saturday afternoon in Lexington. Game time is set for 2:00 PM ET on ESPN. The Cats are 1.5-point favorites. Mark Pope’s squad is now 18-10 after snapping a three-game losing streak with a win over the South Carolina Gamecocks last time out. Kentucky is 9-6 […]
Former Indiana football cornerback D’Angelo Ponds has been one of the hottest names in NFL Draft discussions throughout the 2025 regular season and ensuing offseason. He starred for the Hoosiers during the past two seasons after transferring in from James Madison, locking down half the field while matching up with star wide receivers at Oregon, […]
This week's InstaJocks features a couple college athletes in wrestling and gymnastics, an Olympic swimmer and more. The post InstaJocks: College athletes hit the wrestling mat and grip the bar appeared first on Outsports .
D’Angelo Ponds starred as Indiana’s top cornerback these past two seasons as the program rose from Big Ten bottom dweller to national champion under head coach Curt Cignetti. Ponds played for Cignetti at James Madison prior to the latter taking the Indiana job and elected to join him through the transfer portal. He was Indiana’s […]
Ladies and gentlemen of TOC Nation, March is nearly upon us. As the calendar flips to the month of madness, Michigan State basketball will continue their two-game campaign on the road in the Hoosier State. Just this past Thursday night, Tom Izzo’s Spartans picked up a monumental road win against Purdue, good for MSU’s first […]
Editor’s note: this is a letter from Matt Sussman, the original founder of Hustle Belt, sent to our email and lightly edited for formatting clarity. He can be followed on Bluesky at @suss2hyphens.bsky.social. I had a really weird idea 16 years ago that there should be a sports blog dedicated to the sports teams of […]
No clue what this crazy team is going to do today, but I sure hope it’s good! Wolfpack vs. Fighting Irish Tip time: Noon ET TV: The CW (Wes Durham, Dennis Scott) Online streaming: None.
In his longest outing as a Missouri Tiger — a night that included two pickoffs, five straight scoreless innings, and the kind of tempo on the mound he hasn’t been able to have in nearly two years — left‑hander Javyn Pimental headlined Missouri’s 11–5 win over North Dakota State on Friday at Taylor Stadium. The […]
Let me do something that almost every sports article does and start with a Joan Didion quote – “it’s easy to see the beginning of things and harder to see the ends.” This is a good life quote, but luckily it doesn’t describe college sports. Despite Diego Pavia’s best efforts, eligibility has defined the career […]
This post is brought to you by FanDuel, proud partner of SBNation. Two bids for the Mountain West? About two-thirds of voters believe the Mountain West will end up being a two-bid league. Currently, there are MW teams right on the bubble, so it’s possible. The best way for that to happen is for a team […]
The SheBelieves Cup will kick off on Sunday with the USA taking on Argentina to open the tournament. Emma Hayes has called in a strong roster as the team begins to focus on World Cup qualifying later this year. Last year, Hayes used the tournament, and most of the team’s matches, to evaluate talent and […]
Indiana men’s basketball will look to bounce back after a devastating home loss to Northwestern that severely damaged the Hoosiers’ NCAA Tournament hopes. Coming to town is a Michigan State team fresh off an impressive win at Mackey Arena, where Indiana was blown out by nearly 30 points last week. If there is a path […]
It was a disappointing night at State Farm Center on Friday as Illinois couldn’t top No. 3 Michigan. The Wolverines left the arena with an outright Big Ten title. Here’s the best photos from a big day from TCR photographer Jack Jungmann.
There are two versions of what I’d call the traditional path to becoming a fan of a college team: you got a degree from the school, or one or both of your parents did. My mom got her bachelor’s at Meredith (the women’s college in Raleigh) and her master’s at Carolina, and those two years […]