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How did you become a New England Patriots fan?

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 […]

Articles Around the #ACC Blogosphere – February 25, 2026

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 »

Study Hall: Mizzou 73, Tennessee 69

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 […]

Game 28: Georgia Bulldogs at Vanderbilt Commodores

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, […]

Mo Dioubate opens up about the adversity he’s been dealing with

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 […]

Arizona announces Casino Del Sol Stadium upgrades for 2026 season

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 […]

2026 Recruiting Breakdown: San Jose State

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 […]

Happy Valley Rewind: Penn State/Minnesota 2016

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 […]

How to watch Wisconsin’s game on Wednesday

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 […]

Peak Perspective: Recruiting Pipelines in the 2026 Class

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 […]

What’s the role of the modern Athletic Director?

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 […]

Scouting Jets quarterback Hendon Hooker

Over the last few months, we’ve been taking an in-depth look at some of the late season signings who are under contract for 2026, and futures signings after the end of the season. We continue today with quarterback Hendon Hooker, who was added to the active roster at the end of last season, although he […]

DBR Podcast  #802 – Beatdown in South Bend

Well, that was fun! The Blue Devils showed exactly zero mercy facing an injured and outmanned Notre Dame club on Tuesday night, throttling the Irish in a game that felt like it was over only minutes after it had begun. There are so many superlatives coming out of the win — the biggest Notre Dame home […]

Unreasonable Doubt: WVU drops third straight, falls in overtime at Oklahoma State

Listen to this episode and more on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and all major platforms. Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter @smokingmusket and @imjoshwhitt to stay updated on future episodes. Powered by RedCircle  Subscribe Now!  Spotify  Apple Podcasts  Amazon Music  RSS If you’re interested in sponsoring Unreasonable Doubt, please reach out to us at [email protected]. We appreciate your support!

Unreasonable Doubt: WVU drops third straight, falls in overtime at Oklahoma State

Listen to this episode and more on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and all major platforms. Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter @smokingmusket and @imjoshwhitt to stay updated on future episodes. Powered by RedCircle  Subscribe Now!  Spotify  Apple Podcasts  Amazon Music  RSS If you’re interested in sponsoring Unreasonable Doubt, please reach out to us at [email protected]. We appreciate your support!

Rising Stars: Offensive contributors

The final two entries of the Rising Stars of the Carolina Panthers series will be dedicated to the players on each side of the football who, while compelling in their own way, have not quite done enough to qualify as a ‘star’. Those who have had an eyebrow-raising game or two, but for one reason […]

Non-Conference Opponents’ Update: February 25

The Big Ten is lost. Michigan officially locked up at least a share of the conference last night with three games to go, and unless they lose at Illinois, at Iowa, and at home against Michigan State Purdue will have to wait another year for that elusive 27th Big Ten championship that was almost considered […]

McNeese Hands LSU First Loss of 2026

Of all the midweek games that have ever midweek-ed, this was the most midweek-y. The defending national champion Tigers (8-1) have finally tasted their own blood, losing a mistake-ridden game to those scrappy McNeese Cowboys (3-5) 7-6 last night at Alex Box in a game that ended way past my bedtime. It’s the first loss […]

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State squishes Spiders, 27-0

C.J. Bailey tossed a pair of touchdowns, Duke Scott ran for another, and the Wolfpack tacked on a pair of field goals as the Wolfpack football breezed to a 27-0 win over Richmond on… Tuesday afternoon at… Doak Field… Wait a minute! This was a baseball game! Holy smokes, what the heck?! There’s not much […]

Indiana Hoosiers News: Ryan Carr hiring, football recruiting, more

It’s already been an eventful week for Indiana Athletics and it’s only Wednesday. Curt Cignetti’s football program is making more recruiting moves, Teri Moren’s women’s basketball program honored star Shay Ciezki and Jerni Kiaku on senior day and Darian DeVries’ men’s basketball program made a major staff move. Here’s what to know about the Hoosiers […]