Latest blog entries about College Football
Today, Denver Summit FC announced that they have signed forward Melissa Kössler from TSG Hoffenheim of the Frauen-Bundesliga to a two-year contract through the 2027 season. “Coming to the NWSL is an exciting step in my career,” said Kössler. “It’s a league with a high level of competition, and I’m looking forward to challenging myself […]
There was hope in the air and Marcus Freeman in attendance as the Notre Dame women’s basketball team hosted the #9 ranked Louisville Cardinals — but no. After a good start in the first quarter, the Irish couldn’t match Louisville bucket for bucket throughout the game and lost, 79-66. No. 23 Irish Fall To No. […]
BOULDER, Colo. — For one luminous half Wednesday night, No. 19 Iowa State looked like a team ready to flip the script on a season suddenly gone sideways. Three-point baskets rained, role players rose and the Cyclones carried confidence at the CU Events Center. Then the margins tightened, turnovers mounted and Colorado seized the moments […]
If Arizona is unable to replicate what it did in 2025 when it came to pass defense, it won’t be for a lack of trying. The Wildcats have clearly made restocking the secondary a top priority and they’ve made yet another addition to that group. The UA has picked up a commitment from former Oregon […]
If you watched the broadcast for this game you would be WELL aware that Hannah Hidalgo is the key player for Notre Dame. However, choosing the key player for Louisville is a little trickier because each game somebody seems to step up to be the star. That is the secret to success for this team, […]
Week One of B1G dual season is in the books and were on to Week Two! Week One Recap Michigan demolished little brother 43-3. It was ugly. Northwestern dispatched the Terps 27-12. The match of note was a nice 4-2 upset win for the Wildcats #23 ranked 133# Sean Spidle over #12 Braxton Brown. Iowa […]
Kroger Field could be receiving some upgrades over the next few years. At a Club Blue Board of Governors meeting on Thursday morning, seven upgrades for Kroger Field were announced, with work scheduled to begin over the next few years and projected to generate $4 million in annual revenue. According to UK Athletics, these enhancements […]
The national championship game might stir up some feelings for Oregon fans. On one side it features a team that beat Oregon twice this year — something Ohio State couldn’t do even as they won the national championship, and the last time it happened in 2023 the team who did so got their comeuppance in […]
The Buffalo Bills last official injury report ahead of their Divisional Round playoff game against the Denver Broncos reads a bit like Chaucer’s “The Canterbury Tales”: It’s a lengthy read with an ensemble cast. The Bills latest injury news covers 14 players, with five listed as questionable for Saturday’s game. Bills players ruled out vs. […]
Ten days ago, Liverpool drew Fulham 2-2 with Florian Wirtz scoring their first goal. The goal was ruled onside using semi-automated offside technology. For Liverpool fans, that was the end of it. For Fulham and some in the broader football media landscape, it was a controversy. It was a controversy because it was a very […]
It’s safe to say that the Notre Dame Women’s basketball season has been a bit of a disappointment so far, but that doesn’t mean the season is coming to a screeching halt. Far from it. Notre Dame welcomes the #9 ranked Louisville Cardinals for an ACC showdown. Louisville is 6-0 in conference, so a win […]
Kentucky Football has had a great last month-and-a-half, and now they’re continuing their momentum by adding a local, homegrown player to their roster. Georgetown College defensive tackle Ben Reeves shared on social media Thursday that he has committed to Kentucky. He has three years of eligibility remaining. The 6-foot-1, 240-pound lineman spent the last two years playing for […]
The Arizona Wildcats had a disappointing end to their otherwise amazing 2025 season. But that loss doesn’t put a damper on the 9-4 season, and there’s plenty to excited about on the Recruiting Trail as well. Stout 3-star defensive lineman Manoah Faupusa, from Westminster, California, is another future Wildcat who finished his high school career […]
IU Football – Cignetti’s Hoosiers, can they dominate one more time? Colts QBs seem set for ‘26!
There are moments in Notre Dame football history that feel larger than the final score—games that announce something bigger is coming. The 1987 season opener against Michigan State was one of those moments. It was the first game of Notre Dame’s 100th season of football, and it came against a tough Spartan team led by […]
When long-time Green Bay Packers quarterbacks coach Tom Clements (2006-2016, 2022-2024) retired after last season, head coach Matt LaFleur filled the vacancy by hiring Sean Mannion to the role. Mannion, who left Oregon State as a third-round pick and was the Beavers’ all-time passing leader, had previously played for LaFleur in 2017, LaFleur’s one season […]
You’ll need to Bear down and bundle up if you’re going to Sunday’s Bears playoff game at Soldier Field. Football is a tough game played by hard-nosed guys who deliver bone-crunching hits. So while I don’t know if the frigid cold weather expected for Sunday’s game between the Chicago Bears and Los Angeles Rams will be a factor, it is something that is on the mind of players, coaches, fans, and local meteorologists. And if they are talking about it, then perhaps we should do the same. ...
Mizzou football continued its busy transfer portal overhaul with the addition of veteran offensive tackle Josh Atkins, a 6-foot-4, 315-pound lineman from Arizona State who brings significant P4 experience and a streak of durability to a unit in flux. Atkins, a redshirt senior from Arlington, Texas, announced his commitment to the Tigers last week and […]
Notre Dame is having a very good transfer portal season so far, and it just got better. Oregon defensive tackle, Tionne Gray, has committed to Notre Dame. The 6’6” 336 pound monster from St. Louis, Missouri, will have three years of eligibility remaining. Notre Dame went into the offseason in need of at least two […]
A fifth game was just added to the 2026 Week 0 slate. The Memphis Tigers and UNLV Rebels agreed to a home-and-home series, where UNLV hosts a matchup on Saturday, Aug. 29, 2026, with a return trip to Memphis on Saturday, Sept. 15, 2029. The two teams, which both posted their winningest 3-year stretches in […]
It’s been a whirlwind transfer portal window (only one window now), with a flurry of additions to Texas A&M’s roster. While we can’t officially close the book on additions just yet, Friday marks both the closing of the transfer portal window as well as the first day of classes, so it’s a safe assumption that […]
The Cleveland Browns were going to have a difficult time fixing their quarterback situation in the 2026 NFL Draft once they lost out on the No. 1 overall selection. The situation did not improve on Wednesday when Oregon quarterback Dante Moore made the smart decision to return to college for another year. Combining the fact […]
Good afternoon, Dawg fans. With the 2026 College Football season officially coming to a close Monday night and the College Basketball season nearing its midway point, that can only mean one thing: baseball season is fast approaching. The Georgia Bulldogs baseball program is gearing up for what they hope will be another impressive year in […]
The 2025 college football season will end Monday night in Miami when the Hoosiers and Hurricanes face off in the 2026 CFP championship game. While Illinois fans probably hoped the Illini could have found a way to this game (or at least into the Playoff), there’s still a lot for the Orange and Blue to […]
For 37 minutes and 56 seconds, the North Carolina Tar Heels led Stanford on Wednesday night. But the continual mistakes finally caught up to UNC. And for the final one minute and one second, Carolina never saw the lead again. January is off to a concerning start for the Tar Heels, especially given how some […]