Latest blog entries about College Football
Long before kickoff, this game already had a name. When Notre Dame boarded a plane for Seattle on September 24, 2005, the storyline had written itself. Tyrone Willingham—dismissed less than a year earlier in South Bend—was now the head coach at Washington, and the matchup was quickly labeled the “Ty Bowl.” It was a week […]
Football seasons are rarely smooth. They twist, stall, surge and stutter in ways that can either help or hinder a team’s rhythm — and for Sunderland Women, the timing of this latest international break could hardly feel more frustrating. It arrives just as the Lasses have rediscovered their spark, after producing one of their most […]
Mississippi State visited Tuscaloosa tonight and ran into a buzzsaw, as Alabama won 100-75. Alabama won the tip and London Jemison, who drew a start in the absence of Labaron Philon, immediately opened the scoring with a corner three. Alabama would knock down four more in the first four minutes of action, including two from […]
This one had the makings of some frustrating games of the past. Big game with stakes on both sides but Iowa no shows the start while an opponent gets hot. The Hawkeyes are constantly clawing back but can never climb the mountain, stuck in mud most of the day. After John Mobley, Jr. made his […]
Manchester United’s resurgence in the new year has also seen the resurgence of midfielder Bruno Fernandes, the club talisman who is back in his natural No. 10 role and pulling the strings in United’s attack. The Portuguese attacker became a club centurion earlier this season, scoring his 100th goal in all competitions for the Reds, […]
The Bat Cats got a double dose of good news when they needed it. Nick Mingione provided an update on injured superstar Tyler Bell, and then the Cats followed that up with a nice home win against Western Kentucky. Let’s start with the big news: Nick Mingione provided a nice little update on Tyler Bell […]
The Ohio State Buckeyes (17-11, 9-8) started the first five minutes strong at Iowa (20-8, 10-7), but that was about it as Iowa finished the first half on a 35-9 run and ran away with a 74-57 win on Wednesday night at Carver Arena. The Buckeyes musical chairs of starters continued in this one, as […]
Oregon, Oregon State put rivalry series on pause until 2028 Elite 4-star DL Kasi Currie locks in official visit to Oregon Ducks Ten Ducks who need to step up this spring Highlight of the Day: Softball’s crazy roller coaster win over Duke
Real Madrid are through to yet another Champions League round of 16 after dispatching Benfica, and as always, the road ahead promises intrigue. The identity of their next opponent will be determined in Friday’s draw, which will map out the bracket for the remainder of the tournament. From that point on, the path to the […]
We got late word that Labaron Philon will indeed sit out tonight’s game against the Bulldogs. Alabama basketball will sit Labaron Philon for its game against Mississippi State. The sophomore point guard appeared on the SEC availability report as questionable when it first published ahead of the matchup, but his status changed to out on Wednesday, […]
The Wisconsin Badgers are taking on the Oregon Ducks in a late-night West Coast game on Wednesday, with tip-off set for 10:00 p.m. CT on Big Ten Network. Wisconsin has yet to make a West Coast trip this year, but it has back-to-back games on the road this week, facing Washington on Saturday, with tip-off […]
Some fans choose their team, and some fans are chosen by their team. Which was it for you? Today, we want to hear your stories: How did you become a fan of the New England Patriots? When did you first become a fan? Were you born into it? Was there a specific game or season […]
ACC Prescription asks if a 24-team playoff should have an 8-4 team? Oh, that would be so lame… CanesWarning offensive line is Miami’s biggest question mark forthe 2026 football season. Kirby Smart and Mario Cristobal had a fun back-and-forth at a recent event, and ChopChat says FSU fans should enjoy it. Louisville’s starting basketball lineup … Continue reading »
If you asked me to sum up the result of this game as succinctly as possible, I would simply say that Dennis Gates’ Missouri Tigers played their most Tennessee game of the year, and beat Tennessee with it. Sure there are some statistical discrepancies within that thought, but any preview for this game will talk […]
Tonight is Senior Night, and if it feels like it’s a little early for Senior Night, well, that’s because it is. Remember, Vanderbilt was supposed to have one more home game against Ole Miss next week, but the Commodores and the Rebels swapped home and road games because of that snowstorm a month ago. Somehow, […]
The Kentucky Wildcats get a desperately needed road win over South Carolina, by a final score of 72-63. With Otega Oweh having an off night and the Cats’ bench giving minimal help, Denzel Aberdeen bailed out the Wildcats on the offensive end with 19 points, five assists, and zero turnovers. In a sluggish win for […]
It won’t just be new signage that Arizona fans notice this fall inside Casino Del Sol Stadium. The school has announced a series of stadium upgrades for the 2026 season, most notably a new sound system and modernizing of the video boards that were installed in 2010. There is also a change to where the […]
After closing out their regular season schedule last weekend, Ohio State’s women’s hockey team will host St. Thomas this weekend in the best-of-three WCHA first round matchup in Columbus. The Buckeyes will receive some reinforcements ahead of what they hope is another lengthy postseason run, as the five players on the roster who played in […]
The Cleveland Browns need to win football games, not the press conferences. For now, besides rumors, press conferences are all we have; games will not be played for a little over six months. On Tuesday at the NFL combine, that was GM Andrew Berry talking about what he is looking for on the offensive line, […]
After an unofficial visit this past weekend, the Wisconsin Badgers have extended an offer to 2027 four-star forward Kager Knueppel, the brother of Kon Knueppel. The younger Knueppel is seen as a top-80 recruit and the No. 5 player in the state of Wisconsin in the Class of 2027, according to the 247Sports Composite. He […]
Welcome to the tenth post in our twelve-part recruiting breakdown series. Today will look at the #10 team in our rankings, San Jose State. To learn more about the small but talented class the staff put together, see below. The Skinny: High School Players: QB Daniel Rolovich Stand-out skills: RB Courshawn Hill Stand-out skills: WR […]
So about three years ago I tried doing a series called “Happy Valley Rewind.” It was going to be a biweekly offseason article where I rewatched a Penn State game, and went through some different categories rehashing. Unfortunately for me, life got in the way of the series getting off the ground, so I only […]
The Wisconsin Badgers are back in action on Wednesday in a late-night West Coast game against the Oregon Ducks, looking to build off their latest win over the Iowa Hawkeyes. Wisconsin, standing at 19-8 on the season and 11-5 in Big Ten play, is currently sixth in the Big Ten standings with just four games […]
We have been reviewing recruiting pipelines for each team since 2020. Here is that original post for reference. In the past few years, we have analyzed how teams recruit in relation to their pipelines. Recruiting is the lifeblood of a college program. Successful recruiting can be due to many factors, including winning tradition, top facilities, and player […]
As we continue to wait for actual news about Syracuse Orange athletic director candidates, today we look at a little bit about what the job entails and what awaits. Today’s college athletics department looks a lot more like a professional sports organization. You have a lot of new roles specifically related to roster spending and […]