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Yes, another Anthony Richardson and Colts mismanagement article! A lot of this has been said before when it comes to quarterback development and the Colts, but now there’s a real comparison to look at with the Raiders and Mendoza, and it makes the contrast even clearer. There’s a right way to develop a young quarterback […]
Parker Brailsford, CSchool: Alabama | Conference: SECCollege Experience: Junior | Age: 22.5Height / Weight: 6’2” / 289 lbsProjected Draft Status: 5th RoundPlayer Comparison: Cam Jurgens We think of NFL offensive linemen as enormous. Certainly, guards and tackles are, in general, quite large even though the ideal size has dropped a bit in the past 25 […]
We’ll have off-season pieces on MSU Football, Basketball, and Hockey coming up but also wanted to provide a brief recap of what’s happening elsewhere in the Spartan Athletic Department. Several Spartan sports teams are in action this spring. Here’s what’s happened during the past week: BASEBALL won a mid-week game, 7-4, against Notre Dame prior […]
The last week of the regular season begins.
Reading Women put in one of their performances of the season to pick up a valuable point yesterday, with a 1-1 draw against title-chasing AFC Portchester at the Onsite Group Stadium. A first-half goal from Reading striker Georgia Hayes was cancelled out within two minutes after the referee awarded a penalty to the home side […]
BOSTON — Baylor Scheierman didn’t know what to expect entering Sunday night’s regular-season finale. The Boston Celtics, down eight players, rolled out a shorthanded rotation made up entirely of reserves against a fully healthy Orlando Magic team. “We were even joking in the locker room coming out for layup lines, looking at each other like, […]
We are now less than a week away from Ohio State’s annual Spring Game. The annual mark of the conclusion of the spring practice period, Saturday’s scrimmage will be the first chance to see this new group of Buckeyes in live action. While the players have been getting their work in on the field, Ryan […]
Welcome to The Daily Merengue — a place where you can feel free to discuss all things football. Do not be alarmed by the overt RMCF bias. It’s in the name! Shoutout to the Mods who do a fantastic job, Valyrian Steel, Ezek XI, KungFuZizou, NeRObutBlanco, Felipejack, and Juninho DEFINITION: It’s clear as day here, […]
One of the few joys in life on a Monday morning is knowing that there is Notre Dame Football news and a Triple Option to run. NEVER FEAR… HEATHER DINICH IS HERE It’s the spring football season for the entire country, even if the start and stop dates are different for many schools. It’s a […]
John Wilson says… This football club! Back in the Stadium of Light with the sun shining. The wind spoilt proceedings a little, but the crowd was up for it at the start. The fourteen legends were announced and the international fans were given their day, showcasing that on and off the pitch, things are moving […]
In years gone by, parallels could regularly be drawn between Sunderland and Tottenham: football’s ‘nearly men’, the “Why’s it never us?” tandem, the sport’s banter boys — and even the ‘Spursy and Sunderland-y’ reputations that preceded both clubs bore similar traits. Of course, the North Londoners have been competing in a completely different ballpark to […]
Notre Dame was only down 5-4 to the Virginia Cavaliers as they entered the 4th inning, but that’s when things went off the rails completely for the Irish, and the game ended in the 8th inning with a 20-5 loss. The Irish went through 8 pitchers as starter, Dylan Singleton, didn’t make it out of […]
It was the second installment of a spring showcase for Purdue Head Coach Barry Odom, and this spring, it seemed the program took a step forward from where it had been left following the worst two-year stretch in program history. With the advent of the transfer portal and NIL, Odom seems to have a handle […]
Tatum Johnson launched a two-run home run, but Iowa State could not overcome an early offensive surge from No. 19 Oklahoma State, falling 9-2 Sunday afternoon at the Cyclone Sports Complex. The Cyclones (24-17, 5-10 Big 12) struggled to contain a Cowgirl lineup that produced 14 hits despite 30 mph winds. Oklahoma State (27-11, 9-6 […]
Former Arizona Cardinals receiver and current United Football League (UFL) head coach, Ted Ginn, Jr., was arrested for driving while intoxicated in Tarrant County, Texas, early Saturday morning. He was released from jail later that evening. Ginn, Jr. is the first-year head coach of the Columbus Aviators of the UFL, a developmental professional football entity. […]
The Kentucky Wildcats roster is seeing a complete changeover, with the majority of the roster hitting the transfer portal. We have seen Collin Chandler head to BYU and Andrija Jelavic head to Ohio State. Now, we have a new home for a third transfer. According to Joe Tipton on On3, Brandon Garrison has committed to […]
It is, once again, time for us to check out the results of this week’s SB Nation Reacts poll, checking the voice of Minnesota Vikings fans from around the internet on our topic of the week. Our question this week centered, once again, around the 2026 NFL Draft, which is just a week and a […]
In a stunning move, Wisconsin Badgers Athletic Director Chris McIntosh is stepping down from his role and is set to take on a role at the Big Ten, according to BadgerExtra’s Todd Milewski. McIntosh, 49, had been in his role as Athletic Director since July 1st, 2021, working his way up after re-joining the University […]
They say college football has become a big business and its true. One well-known business technique is called a SWOT analysis. Inspired by the Talkin’ Yanks podcast, I will bring you a SWOT analysis for Clemson football. In this edition we take the Weaknesses and Opportunities portion for the 2026 Clemson Tiger offense. Weaknesses: Clemson’s […]
Everybody knew that this was a big series coming in. Anytime you get a couple of ranked teams together in a conference battle, there is going to be a big game feel. That was the case in Eugene this weekend, and with this being the rubber game, the atmosphere was tense. When the dust cleared, Oregon took […]
Drew Allar was once billed as a one of a kind quarterback prospect and the top ranked college recruit in the 2022 class. Penn State did little to develop him and surround him with sufficient talent. Now as we sit less than two weeks out from the 2026 NFL Draft, Allar is still mostly a […]
Bama softball continued the trend of Crimson Tide victories over that college in “West Georgia”. GAME 1: ALABAMA 1, AUBURN 0 Did you have ‘Pitchers Duel with Kristen White Recording the Game’s Only RBI’ on your bingo card for Game 1? It was mentioned in the preview that the Auburn pitching staff is “not good, […]
After a half season in Provo, former G-League big man Abdullah Ahmed is entering the transfer portal, he told Joe Tipton. He is the seventh BYU player to enter the portal. Ahmed enrolled at BYU for Winter Semester and joined the team just before the start of Big 12 play. BYU had an extra roster […]
On Saturday, an email to members of the Cal Berkeley athletic department revealed that up to 25 employees could be laid off as part of a “complete redefinition of how we operate.” While new positions will be posted, it is widely expected they will come with lower salaries. As reported by Jeff Faraudo, Cal Athletics […]
Jacob Grinwis fell in love with running and came out. He didn’t let homophobic comments stop him from attending his dream school, Boise State. The post Pride Pioneer: A coach and a sport helped college runner come out as gay appeared first on Outsports .