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Taylor: How many wins does Sawvel need in Year 3? As the dog days of the off-season approach when football news is hard to come by, Alex Taylor of WyoSports gets right to the point for Wyoming football: how many wins does head coach Jay Sawvel need in year 3? Oregon State is asking fans […]

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Kai Graves-Blanks named B1G Track Athlete of the Week Mens Golf Headed to Ohio Regional Oregon Men’s Basketball Officially Adds Taylor Bol Bowen Waz media availability ahead of UCLA series Highlight of the Day: Oregon demolishes Illinois at Home

Class of 2027 WR Dae’sean Graves commits to UConn

On Wednesday night, Holy Cross HS (CT) wide receiver recruit Dae’sean Graves officially announced his commitment to UConn on X. He is the first Class of 2027 commit for the Huskies. Graves turned down offers from Syracuse, Wake Forest, UMass, Liberty, James Madison, and Buffalo. In his two-year varsity career, the junior has been stellar for […]

‘I’m not 100% yet’ – Raphinha makes worrying admission ahead of Barcelona’s Clasico clash with Real Madrid

Raphinha has been passed fit by Barcelona after several weeks out with a hamstring injury picked up on international duty with Brazil in the United States. The Brazilian didn’t make it off the bench against Osasuna last time out but is expected to feature on Sunday when Barca face Real Madrid in El Clasico. Speaking […]

‘A guy who’s gonna give it his all’ — An interview with Max Iheanachor’s college coach

While most had Arizona State offensive tackle Max Iheanachor in the first-round conversation entering the 2026 NFL Draft, not many thought that the Pittsburgh Steelers would be the team to take him off the board — not even Iheanachor’s college coach. This week, I had the pleasure of chatting with Saga Tuitele, Arizona State’s offensive […]

A ride on the Celtics-76ers rollercoaster

Well, we’re now several days removed from the end of the Boston Celtics season, and I think I’m finally ready to talk about it. First thoughts: It definitely still stings. I wish I was still watching my guys play basketball. If we are solely looking at the result of Boston’s series against the Philadelphia 76ers, […]

Commute: Post-Spring Rankings for Mizzou Football

Welcome to the Morning Commute Today we’re talking about Mizzou Football Spring football has come and gone, which means we’re in true offseason mode until preseason practice starts back up in August. So, where does Mizzou stand in terms of rankings? The Tigers check into some Top 25 polls. Not that rankings even matter right […]

It’s too soon for Brian Kelly to come back to Notre Dame

We have just enough time (my schedule — not yours) to bust out the speed option. Let’s go… BRIAN KELLY SHOULD STAY THE HELL AWAY FROM NOTRE DAME When Brian Kelly came back to Notre Dame’s campus for the funeral of Lou Holtz, I scolded those that complained about him being there. After all — […]

Looking back at Notre Dame’s cathartic win over Utah in 2010

Some Saturdays don’t look special when they begin. A team still trying to find its footing. A young quarterback taking his first snaps as the starter. A fan base hoping for something—anything—to believe in. And then, little by little… it all started to click. November 13, 2010, wasn’t supposed to be a defining moment. Notre […]

On This Day (7 May 1985) Ashurst Job Safe Despite Relegation, Says Cowie

It was the morning after the night before. Sunderland were waking up as a relegated club, after a defeat at Leicester sealed a fate that had looked increasingly likely as April progressed. The Milk Cup run had perhaps taken some attention away from the league danger that was never lurking too far away, and the […]

Notre Dame Men’s Lacrosse: “Time to Be Great” is Upon Us

I am going to start this read by apologizing my for lack of articles of late. As we all know, sometimes life gets busy and that has been the case for me, so my articles have suffered. I have missed write-ups after the UNC win, the Duke win, the Syracuse win and the UVA loss. […]

BIG TEN TOURNAMENT – #2 NEBRASKA vs. MICHIGAN Preview: How to Watch/Listen & More

QUARTERFINALS MICHIGAN – THINGS TO LOOK FOR: HUSKER GAME INFO Schedule: (All times CST) May 7 – Michigan – 12:30pm CST Location: Maryland Softball Stadium, College Park, MD Surface: Dirt Infield, Bermuda Grass outfield TV/Streaming: All games will be broadcast on the Big Ten Network. Radio: Huskers Radio Network. You can listen for free at Husker Audio – University of Nebraska – Official […]

The ACC’s 15 best Out of Conference Football Games for 2026 (11-15)

Late April to early May is usually the time to start thinking about the college football season. We’re a little early to start a player analysis, but it’s time for a deep dive into the schedule. We’re looking especially at the out-of-conference here. We‘ll also be looking at the in-ACC conference games shortly after. Games … Continue reading »

Is KJ Duff a top two WR in the Big Ten?

The Big Ten has produced many of the nation’s top wide receivers in recent years — with many coming out of Columbus. That will be the case once again in 2026, but could multiple have ties to Piscataway as well? Well-known social media account CFB Talk Daily shared a discussion topic where it listed the […]

BYU’s Evan Johnson Deserves Consideration as One of Nation’s Top CBs

They call him “Schmev.” BYU cornerback Evan Johnson returns to the team in 2026, after a very strong junior season. Over the season, he became something of an emotional leader in the secondary with a knack for making big plays in big moments. Johnson hauled in five interceptions in 2025. But these weren’t just any […]