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This will probably be a bit more difficult. After a 91-42 drubbing of Arizona State, Iowa State will now face Texas Tech, who is the only road team to exit Hilton Coliseum with a win this season. Although they shot very well against the Cyclones, they finished their Big 12 campaign by dropping their final […]
The 2026 Big Ten Hockey Tournament opened Wednesday night with three quarterfinal matchups, including No. 2 seed Michigan hosting No. 7 seed Notre Dame and Flyers prospect Cole Knuble. The Fighting Irish fell the the Wolverines 6-1, and with the loss, it seems likely that Knuble will turn pro in the coming days. No. 2 Michigan defeats No. 7 Notre Dame The first period was fairly even, with Notre Dame holding their own despite entering as the underdog. However, it wouldn’t stay that w...
Ohio State’s men’s basketball team opens up what they hope is a deep run in the Big Ten Tournament on Thursday, taking on the Iowa Hawkeyes at the United Center in Chicago. By closing out the regular season on a three-game winning streak, including a win over Purdue during that stretch, Ohio State likely has […]
Linebacker was one of the most experienced position groups on Mizzou’s defense in 2025, but the unit will look very different in 2026. The Tigers must replace their top tackler in Josiah Trotter, who moved on to the NFL draft, along with two extremely experienced veterans in senior Khalil Jacobs and sixth-year senior Triston Newson. […]
Super lightweight veterans Arnold Barboza Jr and Kenneth Sims Jr receive the DAZN spotlight this Saturday evening, duking it out in a must-win main event in Anaheim, California. Bad Left Hook will have LIVE coverage of the card starting at 8:00 pm ET. Sims (22-3-1, 8 KO) saw a nine-fight winning streak go up in […]
Yes, Bulldogs are headed to Duval but not for the Coctail Party. One of the biggest week’s on the golf calendar, and we’ve got some ‘Dawgs in the field. But first a quick recap of what went down at Arnie’s place at Bay Hill for the big bucks and elevated FedEx points: Brian Harman never […]
New coordinator Brett Bartolone out to add explosivity back to Nevada’s sagging offense Chris Murray of NevadaSportsNet profiles Nevada offensive coordinator Brett Bartolone, hired to add life to a Nevada offense in desperate need of some juice. The Wolf Pack just started spring practices this week. Mora Announces Staff Additions, Updates Colorado State continues with […]
The current odds show Brad Underwood’s hardcourt warriors as a +450 (18%) chance to win the B1G men’s basketball tournament. Michigan is the favorite at -125 to win. (Michigan State is at +625, and Purdue is at +725) The Illini is a +1,100 to +1,800 (5%-9%) to take home the NCAA title. The reasons are […]
We know that your life is busy, but that doesn’t mean you want to miss any news about your favorite team. So, we are rounding up all of the most important news, analysis, and commentary from LGHL and the rest of the Buckeye beat. For your ear holes Subscribe: RSS | Apple | Spotify | iHeart Radio On the gridiron Ryan Day […]
It’s funny how in the most technologically advanced time in human history, with the ability to record and store seemingly every moment of life, that public figures continue to lie their asses of to rewrite recent history. Sure, the masses have proved to be sheep in many aspects, and will buy the nonsense right away […]
No big surprises on Wednesday as Louisville put SMU 62-58 down after a bit of a struggle, NC State sent Pitt home, 98-88, Florida State manhandled Cal, 95-89 (it wasn’t remotely that close), and Clemson most likely ended Wake Forest’s season, 71-62. Ryan Conwell scored 5 points in the last 1:17 to help the Cards […]
Before every Ohio State men’s basketball game, Connor Lemons gets you ready for that day’s action with key stats, players to know, and prevalent storylines for that day’s game on the “Good Hoops Morning” podcast. Listen to the episode and subscribe: Subscribe: RSS | Apple | Spotify | iHeart Radio No. 9 Iowa Hawkeyes vs. […]
It may be just spring practice, but it’s good to have Ohio State football back in any realm. Seeing the 2026 team take the field this week for the start of their spring ball routine, it’s clear the Buckeyes will be right atop of the college football landscape in regard to the most talented teams […]
Day one of the Mountain West Tournament has officially come to a close, as Colorado State/Fresno State and Boise State/San Jose State were the final games of round one. Here’s a gallery of both games below, provided by our own Derek Raridon.
Well, so much for any hopes of a potential multi-day Las Vegas run. In a season of extreme highs and even more extreme lows, Boise State elected to use all of the good juju it accumulated over the last two weeks and throw it straight into the Fountains of Bellagio on South Las Vegas Boulevard. […]
Outside of a very unlikely NIT invitation, Wake Forest’s season officially came to an end tonight with a 62-71 loss to Clemson in the ACC Tournament. For the 20th season in a row, Wake Forest failed to win more than 1 game at the ACC Tournament, meaning that the Deacs will miss the first round […]
Numbers don’t lie. And the numbers Matt Patricia posted in his first season at Ohio State tell a story that even the most skeptical observer would have a hard time arguing with. When Patricia was hired in February 2025 to replace Jim Knowles, he inherited a defense that had just helped win a national championship. […] The post Matt Patricia’s First Season by the Numbers: A Look Back at Year One in Columbus appeared first on The Sports Bank .
If there is one thing we have learned over the years, it is that the Notre Dame versus Ohio State lacrosse game is going to be a battle. That was no different this past Saturday as a back and forth matchup between our Irish and the Buckeyes came down to Notre Dame getting one more […]
Once again, the Colorado State Rams proved they were resilient. This time, the stakes were a little bit higher. The No. 7-seeded Rams saw themselves down five to No. 10 Fresno State at halftime after a dreadful half offensively, where they shot just 31.0 percent, including 4-of-13 from 3-point range. Fresno State’s defense looked far […]
After a few early non conference losses, the Illini got off to a hot start during the beginning of conference play. They won 11 of their first 12 conference games, and even won 12 games in a row from late December through early February. The rest of February went much differently unfortunately. Finishing with a […]
The UNLV Rebels took down the Wyoming Cowboys 73-70 on Saturday, March 11, in the first round of the Mountain West Tournament. Check out a gallery from the game from our own Derek Raridon.
Transcript: PAT KELSEY: A lot of credit to SMU. Andy is a really good coach. We played down at their place a couple weeks ago, and they just kicked the crap out of us. So ton of respect for them. Their offensive firepower is as good as anybody in the country. Proud of our guys. […]
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Former football player and current pundit Thierry Henry only had praises to sing for Fede Valverde after the player did a wonderful job against Manchester City in the first leg of their round-of-16 clash in the Champions League on Wednesday. Valverde was the deciding factor as he scored an impressive hat-trick that saw Real Madrid […]
The Syracuse Orange have reportedly hired Bryan B. Blair as its new Athletic Director. Ross Dellenger from Yahoo Sports first reported the news on Wednesday afternoon. Syracuse alum and ESPN reporter Pete Thamel confirmed the report and both reporters say the announcement is pending approval from the Board of Trustees. Blair has been Toledo’s Athletic […]