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Rutgers football has hired former Drake defensive line coach Joe Evans to be its new assistant defensive line coach, according to a report by Brian Fonseca of NJ Advanced Media. Evans joins the Rutgers coaching staff after just one season as a Drake assistant. Evans joins rush ends coach Joe Woodley and safeties coach Adam […]
The ACC COY is going to be Duke’s Jon Scheyer or Miami’s Jai Lucas. Virginia’s Ryan Odon is certainly in that mix as well. North Carolina’s Hubert Davis won’t be winning that award, but his coaching since mid-February should be recognized. On February 10, UNC star freshman Caleb Wilson fractured his left hand against Miami. … Continue reading »
Tigers Battle but Can’t Overcome Poor Guard Play Clemson once again felt the familiar sting of a loss at UNC on Tuesday night, dropping a back and forth affair to lose their 5th in 6 games down the stretch of the season. RJ Godfrey tried to put the team on his back all night long […]
Bye bye, Miss SEC Tournament Double Bye. The Oklahoma Sooners obtained revenge for an overtime loss earlier in January with a crushing win against the Mizzou Tigers, 80-64. While the loss won’t harm the March hopes for Mizzou, it kills its fourth place bid in the conference and eliminates them from double bye contention in […]
In the toughest test to date, #13 NC State took down #16 Coastal Carolina by a final score of 6-4 in Raleigh. The Wolfpack certainly didn’t play the cleanest game, but after administering a slew of beatdowns to overmatched teams, the grit showed by State to overcome a deficit and then respond to a late […]
Kansas plays in Tempe tonight, with tipoff at 8pm Jayhawk Time. They’re currently a 5.5 point favorite, with the game broadcast on FS1. Rock Chalk!
As we get to the end of the season, Vanderbilt seems to be firmly in the NCAA Tournament field. Seeding is a different matter, and losing to a 12-17 Ole Miss is the kind of thing that could easily drop Vanderbilt a seed line. So, don’t do that. As far as seeding for the SEC […]
Join us Tuesday Night at 8pm for Husker Heat, your only dedicated Nebraska Softball podcast! The Huskers returned prematurely from an Oklahoma road trip having gone 3-1 including a split with #13 Oklahoma state in a pair of 1-run thrillers both featuring head-to-head matchups between All-Americans Jordy Frahm and Omaha’s Ruby Meylan, the second in […]
The phrase “winning the offseason” gets thrown around way too much in sports. But Arizona can say it got a big victory just ahead of spring practice. The UA has earned a commitment from former Cal Poly edge rusher Victory Johnson, giving the Wildcats a much-needed addition to the defensive line. He will have two […]
Illinois’ new defensive coordinator Bobby Hauck is filling out his defensive staff with coaches he’s familiar with. The Illini named two more assistants on Tuesday. The first is Mike Linehan, who will be defensive ends coach. He spent three seasons with Hauck at Montana. He started his coaching career in 2020 at San Diego State. […]
Good evening! One of the Jacksonville Jaguars’ biggest rivals is one of four teams to use a franchise or transition tag in 2026. The Indianapolis Colts targeted Daniel Jones with their transition tag, which costs $37.833 million guaranteed for quarterbacks (about $6 million cheaper than the franchise tag). Jones now has the opportunity to test […]
Barcelona boss Hansi Flick has shared his thoughts on Tuesday’s Copa del Rey disappointment against Atletico Madrid in the Copa del Rey. The coach saw his team win 3-0 but ultimately fail to make the final, as Atletico go through 4-3 on aggregate to face Athletic Club or Real Sociedad. Flick is obviously disappointed but […]
Alabama faces off against projected 9-seed Georgia in Athens tonight, a challenging road contest with a short turnaround from Saturday’s emotional win in Knoxville. How to Watch: What: Alabama at Georgia Where: Stegeman Coliseum, Athens, GA When: Tuesday March 3, 5:30pm CT TV: ESPN News This is your open thread for the game. Roll Tide.
The ACC released the results of its postseason awards, and Hannah Hidalgo was voted as the ACC Player of the Year as well as the ACC Defensive Player of the Year. Notre Dame’s Cassandre Prosper was also voted as the ACC’s Most Improved Player of the Year. From the ACC: ACC Women’s Basketball Announces 2025-26 […]
4:30pm CT SECN+ On the Mound Tuesday @ 4:30pm SECN+ Vanderbilt #77 Jr. RHP Alex “The Kranz” Kranzler (1-1; 13.50 ERA) vs. Central Arkansas #39 Jr. RHP Patrick “It’s Pat” Fernandez (1-1; 6.75 ERA) The Lineup See you in the comments
Rutgers football has promoted former assistant linebackers coach Elijah Hodge to be the team’s new linebackers coach, according to The Knight Report. Hodge was brought in less than a month ago to be the teams Assistant linebackers coach and was one of the favorites to land the full time linebackers coaching job before today. Hodge […]
The Wisconsin Badgers sent two players to the NFL Combine this year after both stood out during the college all-star bowl games earlier last month. Wide receiver Vinny Anthony and defensive end Mason Reiger both earned invites to the combine and completed most of the athletic testing, while also performing in the individual drills. Here […]
The Winter Olympics ended on Feb. 22, and since then, I’ve been chasing the high of having my emotional support athletes on TV round-the-clock. Alas, the new season of Love is Blind doesn’t hit the same for me, even with its Columbus connections. In my attempts to fill the void, I’ve found myself reliving Ohio […]
Hardley Gilmore IV is back with Kentucky Football for the 2026 season. Gilmore returned to Lexington and participated in Tuesday’s practice, per KSR’s Jacob Polacheck. A wide receiver from Belle Glade, Florida, Gilmore totaled 28 receptions for 313 yards and one touchdown for the Wildcats during the 2025 season. The 6-foot-1 sophomore has had a […]
The University of Kentucky has announced that Mitch Barnhart is retiring as the school’s athletic director in June and will be taking a new job with the school, UK President Dr. Eli Capilouto announced on Tuesday. “Mitch Barnhart has led University of Kentucky Athletics for nearly a quarter-century,” Capilouto said in a press release. “It […]
The 2026 West Coast Conference Tournament will run from March 5-10 at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Compared to the past, this year’s tournament is very much up for grabs between the top-three seeds with the No. 1 Gonzaga Bulldogs (28-3, 16-2 WCC), No. 2 Saint Mary’s Gaels (27-4, 16-2 WCC), and No. […]
Northwestern led Ohio State 6-1 as the cheers rang from the dugout. A confident “Duh-duduh! Ay! Go ‘Cats!” echoed in a high-pitched tone as Avery Garden took to the box. In this faint moment, I was reminded of a team that had once solidified itself as the best in the Big Ten — a force […]
Hannah Hidalgo, the No. 5 high school player in the country when she arrived at Notre Dame in 2023, immediately stepped on the court for the first time and became one of the best college players in the country. The individual talent that Hidalgo possesses and then displays on the court is unquestionable. She was […]
While 15 Big Ten teams prepare for the start of the Big Ten Tournament on Wednesday, the conference announced its regular-season honors. Even though Ohio State women’s basketball entered the season with unknown team expectations, individual performances contributed to a top-five finish in the Big Ten. On Tuesday, the coaches and media rewarded four of […]
The NFL held formal job interviews for the 319 top pro-eligible prospects in the country from Feb. 27 to March 2, and UConn was well represented. Over the weekend, former Husky wide receiver Skyler Bell and quarterback Joe Fagnano both showcased their respective talents. Wide receiver Noel Thomas was the last UConn skill position player […]