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Kentucky football came up short in its pursuit of one of the top prospects in the state. 4-star tight end Seneca Driver, the No. 1-ranked player in Kentucky for the class of 2027, announced his commitment to Oklahoma on Saturday night while on a visit to Norman. The 6-foot-6, 240-pound tight end from Boyle County […]
Northwestern rebooted its confidence with its three consecutive wins over Oregon, Indiana and Maryland, but these last two close losses against Purdue and Minnesota have slightly burst the bubble of optimism heading into the Big Ten Tournament. Saturday night’s one-point loss to Minnesota felt especially familiar. Here are three takeaways from Northwestern’s regular season finaly. […]
A week ago, Penn State showed some life in a home victory against likely NCAA tournament selection Iowa. There seemed to be some life around the program and maybe a bit of a late season rally of entertaining play for the conference’s youngest team. Well, last Wednesday, Penn State was flattened at home by Ohio […]
Marcus Hansen says he was removed from the Harding football team when coaches discovered he was gay. The post Kicked off one college football team, this gay athlete found another that embraced him appeared first on Outsports .
Barcelona jetted out to Newcastle today ahead of the first leg of their Champions League last 16 tie against Eddie Howe’s side at St James’ Park on Tuesday night. Hansi Flick’s side will be aiming to book their place in the quarter-finals of the competition as Barca seek to lift the European Cup for the […]
The NFL Combine has come and gone, and Miami made its presence felt in Indianapolis with 10 invitees. That is, the Hurricanes sent double-digit prospects to Lucas Oil Stadium. And even though they haven’t had 10+ prospects drafted since 2002, that possibility looms this April. But if you were waiting for Francis Mauigoa to run […]
Will the third time be the charm for West Virginia? The No. 15-ranked Mountaineers take on No. 10 TCU for a third time this season, with the Big 12 Tournament title on the line between the No. 2 seed and No. 1 seed, respectively, in the conference. The title game tips off at 5 p.m. […]
1pm CT SECN+. Wyatt “Ice Town” Nadeau made his first Diamond Dore start (for the injured Austin Nye), and though Corbs decided to give the win to Adria Casoliba, Nadeau’s 4 scoreless innings were the story here. Though he frequently put some ducks on the pond (3 H and 4 BB), he kept them stranded, […]
Unlike last season, Penn State does get to play in the Big Ten Tournament this year. So technically this isn’t their last game. But, with the way things have worked out for them, it’ll likely be one of two. Can the Lions put something together and split the series with Rutgers? We’ll find out in […]
Happy Sunday Husky fans. The Huskies had a monster weekend on the recruiting front when they hosted a huge wave of unofficial visitors for their annual junior day. With 9 months left until signing day the Huskies are in the thick of it for a lot of top end prospects. Here is a look at […]
Throughout the year, we will be asking and answering questions about various Ohio State teams, the players, and anything else on our collective minds of varying degrees of importance. If you have a question that you would like to ask, you can tweet us @LandGrant33 or if you need more than 280 characters, send an email HERE. Well, Buckeye fans, […]
By virtue of their 13-5 conference record and a tie-breaker over Arkansas, Alabama earns the No. 2 seed in the 2026 SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament. It looks like revenge time for the Crimson Tide. Assuming Texas takes care of Ole Miss, Alabama with face the winner of the Georgia Bulldogs and the Longhorns. Alabama embarrassingly […]
COLUMBUS, Ohio — In the immediate aftermath of Bruce Thornton’s record-breaking 3-pointer — a shot that broke Ohio State’s all-time scoring mark — the Schottenstein Center transformed into a sea of outstretched arms. Referees signaled the basket was legitimate, teammates ... The post ‘Certainly disappointing’: IU basketball’s NCAA tournament hopes dim after Ohio State loss appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
We don’t yet know whether the Falcons are planning to make a significant push for the NFC South title in 2026, or whether they hope to build a solid team with an eye on having more resources and making more of a push in 2027. Either way, though, fielding a competitive football team this coming […]
The first offseason was an abbreviated one, the second a do over. Neither allowed much opportunity for Brent Brennan to take a breath, let alone a day off. Midway through his third offseason at Arizona, Brennan still isn’t slowing down, but that’s by choice rather than necessity. And it helps that there isn’t nearly as […]
It has now been made official that Mitch Barnhart is set to retire as the University of Kentucky Athletics Director at the end of June, and while he’s leaving his spot as AD, it seems he will still have a position at UK moving forward. In today’s world of college athletics, nothing moves slowly, which […]
No. 3 and No. 21. The preseason AP Poll rankings for UCLA and Iowa, respectively. Now they are No. 2 and No. 9, with the Bruins having a strong case to be No. 1 and the Hawkeyes likely to move up at least two spots in the final AP Poll. The teams will meet in […]
In a game Kentucky really needed to win yesterday, the Wildcats came out flat and never led against the Florida Gators on Senior Day at Rupp Arena. A late surge wasn’t enough for Kentucky, as they fell 84-77 in a game that wasn’t really as close as the final score indicates. Kentucky wraps up the […]
Mark Mitchell was a monster. As he’s been all year really. Mitchell scored 32 points, a career high, on Senior Day. He was, as he’s been all season long, and for most of the last two years, the Tigers most impactful player. What Mitchell needed was one teammate to be awesome with him. Instead he […]
Mitch Barnhart spent part of Friday’s press conference explaining and defending the role he will take after stepping down as Kentucky’s athletic director later this year. After 24 years leading UK Athletics, Barnhart will retire as athletic director on June 30 and transition into a new position as the university’s first Executive in Residence for […]
That’s a game you won’t remember when the season ends, but it’s a game that could prove pivotal in the final La Liga standings. Hansi Flick went for the Copa del Rey comeback midweek against Atletico Madrid, and as a result, rotation was in order against Athletic Club on the weekend. The starting eleven at […]
After clinching the Big 12 Conference regular season title outright with a win over Iowa State on Monday night, Tommy Lloyd gave his team a few days off from practice. The break was well earned, but when the team returned they didn’t look like the group that had just romped through the Big 12. “It’s […]
You always want to pick up a win on Senior Night, where Nevada honored five of them in Tayshawn Comer, Kaleb Lowery, Joel Armotrading, Corey Camper Jr. and Jeriah Coleman. The Wolf Pack gave them and the fans a much-needed win over Air Force 74-59, a team that didn’t win a single conference game. It […]
Barcelona defender Jules Kounde is currently out injured but he’s made it clear what he thinks about his team’s latest win over Athletic Club in La Liga. The defender posted on social media just after the final whistle at San Mames with the message, “Vamooooos!” The win keeps Barcelona four points clear of Real Madrid […]
Alabama hosted its in-state rival tonight hoping to get the taste of the last game out of their mouths and did so resoundingly, 96-84. Aden Holloway poetically opened the scoring with a little floater on the baseline. Labaron Philon took over from there, scoring on three straight possessions then assisting on a three-point play from […]