Latest blog entries about College Football
Good morning Dawg fans, it’s now Friday and we’ve got some Dots for you! Football Dots Retro Game of The Week This week’s Retro Game Of the Week is another one from the early Sark days, and one I remember very fondly because I remember listening to it on the radio on the way home […]
This is the big one. The back-to-back SEC champion #2 LSU gymnastics team is back in action for the biggest meet of the 2026 regular season. The Tigers are coming off a massive 198.325-196.825 win over Auburn. Now they have to hit the road to face by far the best team in the land: the […]
Tomorrow night features a WBC welterweight title fight between reigning titleholder Mario Barrios defending his belt against challenger Ryan Garcia. Both fighters appeared for a final press conference yesterday to share some final thoughts on their upcoming battle, with Oscar De La Hoya showing off that brand new sparkly piece from the WBC, which will […]
After a fallout with Norwich leadership, USMNT forward Josh Sargent is nearing a deal to come to MLS and join Toronto FC. The striker had been a key player for the Canaries and even captained the side until struggling this season. Things got ugly between the player and club with accusations that management made personal […]
Welcome to The Link Farm. This is your update on all things Texas A&M (that we didn’t already talk about in another article). And if there’s something we missed, be sure to talk about it in the comments.
Football is a violent game, a collision sport full of athletes who are getting bigger, stronger, and faster, with protective equipment only able to do so much. For teams, like the Cleveland Browns, injury luck (or lack thereof) is one of many variables that can dramatically impact the outcome of a game, a season, or […]
Greg, Minnie, and Fred open the Five Heart Podcast in classic chaotic form—joking about missing Facebook, snow totals, and “guess what” banter—before diving into a big Husker news day: spring ball chatter and press conferences featuring Matt Rhule, new defensive coordinator Rob Aurich… (plus a heavy dose of defensive jargon), and Dana Holgorsen. Minnie is […]
The New England Patriots went about to rebuild their offense in 2025, but one position group largely stayed the same compared to the previous season. Tight end saw only marginal change during an offseason full of it — outside of coaching, of course — with the top two options both returning and relatively minor turnover […]
Good morning Gang Green Nation! The quarterback position will be a tough nut to crack this offseason for the New York Jets. A suggestion is made in one of the featured articles below that the Jets should trade a mid round pick for Eagles backup quarterback Tanner McKee. Another possibility is Packers backup Malik Willis, […]
Sometimes you get a second chance at it, though.
The University of Kentucky’s rivalry with the Louisville Cardinals always delivers the goods when it comes to producing dramatic storylines. Generations of fans on both sides of the aisle have their own unique examples of how they were passionately raised to handle the divide between the Commonwealth’s heated foes. The bad blood has never been […]
History was made in the Big Ten on Thursday. No. 2 UCLA defeated Washington 82-67, a win that ensured the Bruins will, at worst, tie for the Big Ten regular-season championship. With two games left, all UCLA has to do is win their next contest and they’ll be the sole champs of the Big Ten. […]
Colorado native Jackson Roper was back in the headlines on Thursday when he cut his top schools list down to 10 finalists. Scheduled to be at Ohio State in the coming weeks for another visit, Roper made it clear he will also be taking an official visit in June to see the Buckeyes once again. […]
I know what you’re thinking… here comes some more PEAK Notre Dame Football off-season content, but even if you’re right, there’s a better reason we’re here. I have something to share. I don’t quite remember if this is something I have already talked about on the podcast, but after watching this insanely good video about […]
Jeff King grew up not far from Blacksburg, starring at Pulaski County High School before committing to Virginia Tech. King enrolled at Virginia Tech in 2001, in a class that featured DeAngelo Hall, Kevin Jones, Bryan Randall, Justin Hamilton, Will Montgomery, and James Anderson, among others. Looking back, it’s one of the best recruiting classes […]
The Kentucky Wildcats have a new head coach as Will Stein has taken over the football program. With plenty of momentum on the recruiting trail and with national media, now the BBN has a date that they will get their first public look at this year’s UK football team. Announced by the Kentucky Football Twitter […]
The Notre Dame Women’s basketball team has had a tough season so far — not as rough and depressing as the men’s team, but it’s a season that hasn’t lived up to the expectations. With that said, things looked better (again) with KK Bransford back on the court, and the Irish went on the road […]
Illinois is going to need a Caleb Williams-type fourth-quarter comeback to keep the Chicago Bears in the state. On Thursday morning, Indiana Senate Bill 27, which establishes a stadium authority to negotiate and create a stadium for the Chicago Bears, passed out of committee with a 27-0 vote. It’s important to note this is not […]
If you weren't able to follow my daily coverage of the ITA Men's Division I Team Indoor Championships, my recap of the tournament for the Tennis Recruiting Network can fill that gap. It was an exciting event that I was fortunate to be able to cover in person and I look forward to seeing how the rest of the season plays out as we head to Athens in May for the NCAAs.The conclusion of the Division I
Happy Thursday Husky fans. I was recently able to chat with 3 star linebacker Titus Osterman about his recruitment and commitment to UW. Osterman, who hails from Kimberly HS, ID, is rated by 247sports as the 70th best linebacker in the 2027 class. Osterman is one of 6 commits now for the Huskies. Here is […]
The Arizona Board of Regents formally approved the 5-year extension for Brent Brennan on Thursday, a deal through 2030 that will pay him $4.7 million per season. But Brennan won’t be the only UA football coach making seven figures in 2026. Both offensive coordinator Seth Doege and defensive coordinator Danny Gonzales will earn $1.1 million […]
A season of first for Manchester United will continue after an emphatic victory in the UEFA Women’s Champions League Playoff round. The Reds got past Atletico Madrid thanks to a 3-0 first leg victory and a comfortable return leg at Leigh Sports Village on Thursday, winning 2-0 in front of their home support. Julia Zigiotti […]
To the college (and USHL) ranks we go!
The culmination of the regular season is at the doorstep for No. 14 Tiger Style. With a win against No. 16 Oklahoma on Feb. 12, Mizzou advanced to 12-7 overall and 5-2 in conference duals. It was won in blowout fashion – a 23-14 final score – spearheaded by a sweep from the 149lbs to […]
The good thing about making a deep run in the CFP is that you can look back on the regular season losses with less disdain and frustration. If Miami got left out for Notre Dame, myself, along with thousands of other Canes fans, would still be devastated by this ugly loss in the middle of […]