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Cowboys 2026 draft: Avieon Terrell scouting report

We continue our 2026 NFL Draft preview of draft prospects that could interest the Dallas Cowboys. Today we are looking at Clemson cornerback, Avieon Terrell Avieon Terrell CBClemsonJunior3-star recruit 5’11”186 lbs History Avieon Terrell is an Atlanta native whose football background is strongly tied to family lineage and high-level defensive back play. He’s the younger brother of A.J. Terrell, and […]

CSR Weekend Warriors: 3/13-3/15

Greetings, Panthers fans. Welcome to the weekend. Feel free to use this thread to chat about (almost) anything you want: video games, food, movies, non-football sports, you name it. As long as it’s allowed by the site’s ToS, it’s fair game here. You know the drill. This is now an open thread

Friday Game Thread vs. The Gumbo Bengals

6pm CT SECN+. Safe to say there haven’t been many years this century where the Diamond Dores and Gumbo Bengals had a combined 12 losses before the start of conference play, but both teams are noticeably weaker than normal as LSU (13-5) visits VU (11-7) this weekend to drink Nashville dry. Even stranger, the defending […]

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Patriots add veteran offensive coach to Mike Vrabel’s staff

The New England Patriots were busy bolstering their roster in free agency over the last week. They also made a move to improve their coaching depth. Jonathan Decoster, who spent the last two seasons as assistant offensive line coach at Florida, is joining the Patriots in a role that as of yet has to officially […]

Celtics injury report vs Wizards has lots of good news

Jayson Tatum returns when the Celtics face the Wizards on Saturday night at TD Garden. Tatum, who made his season debut last Friday, played in three consecutive games before he sat out on Thursday night vs the Oklahoma City Thunder. In addition, Derrick White, who missed Thursday’s game with a right knee contusion, is listed […]

FCS Throwbacks: Kupp Leads EWU in Gallant Effort vs. Oregon

There aren’t many people out there these days who don’t know about Cooper Kupp. The Los Angeles Rams star turned Seattle Seahawk in a two-time Super Bowl champion and just wrapped up his ninth season in what has been an illustrious NFL career. He has made himself a household name for those who are any […]

Gophers Host #5 Northeastern in a NCAA Quarterfinal

The Minnesota Golden Gophers women’s hockey team has been in a bit of disarray since their four stars returned from the Olympic games. Minnesota dropped their WCHA First Round opener 1-0 to St. Cloud State before battling back to win the next two. They faced recent nemesis Ohio State in the WCHA Semifinals and never […]

Pedro Neto banned for one additional match after Arsenal red card

Pedro Neto’s behavior after receiving his second yellow in the match against Arsenal a couple weeks ago has been deemed egregious enough for our winger to be hit with an additional one-match ban, which he will serve this weekend, thus ruling him out from our game tomorrow against Newcastle United. “Pedro Neto has been given […]

Coach Candidate: Is Luke Murray the Answer?

Now that we’ve established who some of the names BC could be looking at are, BCI is going to do some more in-depth profiles for some of those names. We begin with Luke Murray, whose name has been linked to not just the BC job but also that of Providence and Syracuse. According to his […]

Who will emerge as Ohio State’s WR2 behind Jeremiah Smith?

Ohio State rarely lacks talent at wide receiver. For nearly a decade the Buckeyes have operated with one of the deepest receiver rooms in college football, producing a steady stream of NFL talent while reloading with elite recruits and transfers. But even in a room full of playmakers, roles still matter. Heading into the 2026 […]

Tigers Take The Plains Looking for First W at Neville

I can’t believe we’re here— the final week of the regular season!!!! Time has flown by; seriously, where did it go? Friday presents a new chance for the Tigers to make program history; they have never beaten Auburn on the road at Neville Arena. While the (Mizzou) Tigers are on a quest to finish the […]

Five positive takeaways from Ohio State’s 71-67 loss to Michigan

Ohio State (21-12, 12-8) made it tough on them, but ultimately the Michigan Wolverines (29-2, 19-1) held on to win 71-67 in the Big Ten Tournament Quarterfinals matchup at the United Center in Chicago, Ill. Michigan will advance to play the winner of Wisconsin and Illinois and Ohio State will now wait to see where […]

Nebraska Recruiting Update: Huskers Loading Up on the Lines of Scrimmage

Nebraska is quietly moving through spring ball with a determined focus on improvement, without the usual offseason noise and platitudes. Husker teams before Matt Rhule often felt like offseason national champions, generating plenty of hype that didn’t always translate to wins. With a fan base hungry for a return to prominence, it was easy to […]

Rutgers Football 2026 Win Total Odds Placed at 4.5 Wins

Fanduel has released its over/ under win total odds for the 2026 college football season, with Rutgers’ over under line being listed at 4.5, which means that the odds heavily favor the Scarlet Knights missing a bowl game for the second straight year. The golden number of wins for any Power Four team trying to […]

CUSA and Sun Belt begin custody battle over Louisiana Tech

The Louisiana Tech Bulldogs are currently scheduled to play 20 American football games next year from Sept. 5 through Nov. 28. Twenty. This won’t be the case when schedules are finalized, but Louisiana Tech finds itself in a heated custody battle between the Conference USA and Sun Belt. The Bulldogs have belonged to the CUSA […]

Niko Medved’s Year Zero and looking ahead to his second season

PJ Fleck’s first year as coach of the Gopher program was affectionately referred to as Year Zero. This indicated that the first season was more about establishing his culture, creating a baseline of expectations and beginning to bring in the type of athlete that he and his staff wanted to bring this culture to fruition. […]

Noahkai Banks reportedly may decide not to play in March friendlies

One of the strengths of the US Men’s National Team has been bringing in highly regarded dual nationals. Folarin Balogun, Sergino Dest, and Antonee Robinson have all chosen the United States over other national team options for their international careers. A rising star has gained a lot of attention this season as Noahkai Banks has […]

Daily Slop: 13 Mar 26 – New CB Amik Robertson: “Even though I’m the smallest, I feel like I’m the biggest and baddest…out there”

Commanders links Articles The Athletic (paywall) RB Rachaad White agrees to one-year deal with Commanders: Source The Washington Commanders agreed to a one-year deal with veteran running back Rachaad White on Thursday, a league source said, reuniting him with his former college quarterback, Jayden Daniels. Washington needed to add to its rushing corps since it […]

Former TCU RB Emari Demercado signs 1-year deal with Kansas City Chiefs

The Kansas City Chiefs have signed former Arizona Cardinals running back and TCU standout Emari Demercado to a one-year deal. Demercado, who will likely work behind newly-signed running back Kenneth Walker III, spent three seasons with the Cardinals. The 5-foot-9, 215-pounder posted 126 carries for 819 yards (6.5 yards per carry) and three touchdowns over […]