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The Wisconsin Badgers made another coaching move on Tuesday, hiring Robert Steeples as their new cornerbacks coach. Steeples slides into the role that Paul Haynes had occupied for the past three seasons. Haynes will now move into a new role as the secondary coach, adding another assistant to Wisconsin’s staff. “Bringing Robert Steeples to Wisconsin […]
It’s been quite a long wait for ‘Cats faithful, but that wait is over. Why? It’s bowl week. That’s why. Friday is make-or-break for Northwestern. Sitting at 6-6, the GameAbove Sports Bowl decides whether the ‘Cats finish above or below .500. In other terms, the final game of the season will be the ultimate determinant […]
The Seattle Seahawks’ win over the Los ANgeles Rams felt like two very different football games stitched together by halftime adjustments. The first half was sloppy, reactive, and at times frustrating on both sides of the ball. The second half, however, showed a team that corrected structural issues, leaned into schematic advantages, and played with […]
The Los Angeles Rams didn’t have a hard time scoring points without Davante Adams for most of their Week 16 game against the Seattle Seahawks and that’s something that Sean McVay will probably have to repeat at least two more times according to a report by ESPN on Wednesday. According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, the […]
THE SKINNY Height/Weight: 6-foot-4, 215 poundsHometown/High School: Sidney, NE (Sidney High School)Ranking: ★★★ (0.8689 247Sports)Notable Offers: Iowa State, Minnesota HIGHLIGHTS OUTLOOK Kaiser is the latest player in a slew of Midwest prospects following Matt Campbell to Penn State. He officially received an offer from the Nittany Lions on December 24 and committed the same day […]
Kalani Sitake announced Monday that Big 12 offensive player of the year LJ Martin will miss the Pop-Tarts bowl Saturday after recently undergoing shoulder surgery. Martin had surgery after injuring his shoulder in the Iowa State game; he played in BYU’s five games after that. Martin was one of the best running backs in college […]
There’s a saying that goes, “He who chases two rabbits seldom catches one.” In sports, it applies to both a team aspiring to go undefeated and winning the championship. The goal for every team going into every season should be to win a championship, but an extended undefeated streak can be a major distraction. That’s […]
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all! Our gift to you is a quick trip down memory lane, looking at the top plays of the football season. They are more or less in order all the back from week 0 through now, but there wasn’t really any cutoff for the number of plays we decided […]
One of my favorite bits of comedy from the last 10 or so years is not from a high budget movie or a well-crafted sitcom, it’s a random five second long video. It’s fairly simple, and at least one participant in it found no part of what was happening to be funny. In the video, […]
I went into deeper detail on Virginia’s history and current football team last week; this week we do the typical preview and break down the matchups. Let’s go! When Missouri Has the Ball Missouri will be without Beau Pribula, Josh Manning, Marquis Johnson, and Brett Norfleet. That’s 3 of your top five passing targets right […]
The blows keep coming for the Wisconsin Badgers, as starting running back Dilin Jones is entering the transfer portal, according to On3’s Hayes Fawcett. Jones, a redshirt freshman in 2025, starred during the offseason for Wisconsin, taking over the starting running back role in an open competition with Darrion Dupree and Cade Yacamelli. However, he […]
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Right now, on Christmas Eve, the biggest sports star in the city of Chicago is Caleb Williams. Full stop. His Ice-Man antics and explosive talent have filled a vacuum this city has been missing for a loooooooong time. And beating the Packers in overtime (the way he did on Saturday night) gave him an early career-defining moment we’ll probably never forget. But over the summer, before Caleb and the Bears’ breakout, Pete Crow-Armstrong was kind of The Guy (or at least on his way). There are...
Miami is continues their initial appearance in the College Football Playoffs! After a hard fought 10-3 win against the Texas A&M Aggies, the Canes move on to the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic, where they will face off against the Ohio State Buckeyes. Here are the particulars for you to watch this week’s game: #10 Miami […]
When the FCS championship game goes down on January 5 it will not necessarily be between a pair of teams that many thought it might be at the beginning of the season. No North Dakota State. No South Dakota State. Instead it will be another team from the Missouri Valley Conference… a team that didn’t […]
Happy Holidays to all Syracuse Orange fans from all of us here at TNIAAM The Night Before Cusemas ’Twas the night before Cusemas, when all through the Dome Not a creature was stirring, the fans were all home The jerseys were hung by the lockers with care, In hopes that Donnie Freeman would soon be […]
Colts in Playoffs? PLAYOFFS? Philip Rivers trying to win a game! Peach Bowl talk comes early!
Bowls ATS: 7-8 (6-7 National, 1-1 B1G – 1 games pending) Season ATS: 139-122 (71-64 National, 68-58 B1G) We are working our way through bowl season, and so far it has been a solid start. While there was some bad misses with Kennesaw State and Missouri State, there were also winners with Delaware, Washington State, […]
It’s Wednesday, and we are up and running! More bowl games are coming up, and we will continue to provide lots of coverage of basketball season! See what is coming your way today on our site and around the internet. Rebels lose Frisco Bowl Three MW schools crack top 75 most valuable athletic departments. CNBC […]
Iapani Laloulu announces he’ll return to Oregon for final season Herbert leads list of Ducks on NFL Pro Bowl teams Dierre Hill Jr. earns highest RB grade in CFP Round 1 2027 4-star CB Hayden Stepp includes Oregon in final 5 Highlight of the Day: Ducks vs Them Texas Tech
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We are down to the final stretch as teams close in on playoff berths, or see their season winding down. That gives new opportunities to some as Ethan Robinson made his NFL debut after being called up from the Dolphins practice squad! Some veterans will see their seasons wind down, but there are always time […]
Brian Hartline’s departure from Ohio State leaves a significant gap. During his tenure as wide receivers coach (and most recently offensive coordinator), he helped develop a pipeline of elite pass-catching talent and guided one of the nation’s most prolific receiver rooms, including players like Marvin Harrison Jr. and Jeremiah Smith, while overseeing an offense that […]
Chip Lindsey is Missouri’s newest offensive coordinator and I am extremely skeptical of this hire. To put it nicely. In order to show you why I think this/talk myself into this hire, I’m going to review his resume and offer a break out of how he’s done at each job he’s had previously. I am […]
Alabama and Indiana have had little in common when it comes to football. For more than a century, the program has defined dominance in college football. At the same time, the Hoosiers have operated on a different scale, measuring success ... The post Unconventional paths bring Cignetti, DeBoer to Rose Bowl against former programs appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .