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Steelers expected to hire TCU assistant LBs coach

The Steelers are adding another assistant coach according to a report from CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz, who posted Thursday that the team is expected to hire TCU assistant linebackers coach Eric Simonelli. As Zenitz notes, Simonelli has ties to now-Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy. Before TCU, Simonelli worked as a quality control coach on offense, […]

NFC West rivals to face off in Australia in 2026

The Seattle Seahawks have played a pair of international games in recent seasons, defeating the then-Oakland, but now Las Vegas Raiders in London in 2018, but losing to Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Munich in 2022. The NFL is slated to put nine international games on the calendar in 2026, and on […]

Inside Drake Maye and Will Campbell’s first-year friendship

Drake Maye knows what it’s like to be in Will Campbell’s shoes. While the Patriots quarterback has never had to block a pass rusher, Maye, like Campbell, came to New England from the South as a top-five draft pick. Those similarities helped the two quickly form a close bond in their first season as teammates. […]

South Florida 2026 transfer portal: Top gains/losses

A coaching change in the modern era of college football essentially guarantees a hard reset of the roster. The South Florida Bulls recently manufactured their best season since 2017, finishing 9-4 and lingering in the rankings throughout the year. However, the success came with a cost as third-year head coach Alex Golesh was hired away […]

Beatdown Roundtable: grading the Ravens’ coaching staff (so far)

The Ravens appear to be putting together a star-studded staff under new head coach Jesse Minter. Here are the early grades from Baltimore Beatdown’s writers: I’ll play devil’s advocate here and give Minter a B. His staff-building approach has been interesting, to say the least, drawing largely from the college ranks and not, as expected, […]

Badgers forgo Luke Fickell’s standard one year extension

In a surprising move, the Wisconsin Badgers did not give head coach Luke Fickell a customary one-year extension on Wednesday. Wisconsin has generally looked to keep the contracts of head coaches at their original length, hence the standard one-year extensions that come yearly from the athletic board. However, according to ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg, Fickell asked […]

3-star OL Brady Hull of Pulaski County commits to Kentucky Football

Will Stein has his first commitment in the 2027 class. Brady Hull, an offensive lineman from Pulaski County High School in Kentucky, is Kentucky’s first commitment in the 2027 class. It’s a big get for Will Stein and the Kentucky coaching staff, as Hull chose to stay home and play for the Wildcats over South […]

NCAA Hockey Bracketology: February 5

As of this morning, the NCAA Tournament picture looks like this, based on NPI and conference standings. Please note that projected conference tournament winners are in italics and are based on current in-conference point percentage: Locks (5): Michigan, Michigan State, North Dakota, Western Michigan, Penn StateSafe (5): Providence, Cornell, Minnesota-Duluth, Quinnipiac, DartmouthBubble In (5): Denver, Boston College, […]

Who is Tyrique George, Everton’s Exciting New Recruit?

Despite all the manifold rumours swirling around the club regarding potential incomings and outgoings, Everton made only one move during the winter Transfer Window — the acquisition on loan, with a purchase option, of Chelsea’s Tyrique George. The England Under-21 international, who turned 20 on February 4th, offers a versatile attacking option, having experience of […]

Where is the Badgers biggest area of improvement?

The Wisconsin Badgers have turned things around over the last month, winning seven of their last eight games, including a win over the Ohio State Buckeyes last Saturday. In the win, Wisconsin was on a heater offensively, scoring 92 points with great efficiency at the rim and at the free-throw line. The Badgers did give […]

In introductory presser, new Northwestern OC Chip Kelly sets expectations for a new era

New Northwestern offensive coordinator Chip Kelly believes that the ‘Cats are well-positioned to take a leap in a changing college football landscape. “As I looked through everything, this was a situation that you get excited about,” said Kelly at his introductory press conference on Wednesday afternoon. “You’re excited about moving into a new stadium, excited […]

What can the 49ers learn from this year’s Super Bowl teams?

The San Francisco 49ers faced the Seattle Seahawks to begin and end the regular season, then again in the Divisional playoff round. If there is any team in the league that could provide takeaways from playing Seattle, it’s the Niners. With the Super Bowl a couple of days away, we wondered what the 49ers could […]

Mountain West Top 10 Players in the 2026 Recruiting Class.

Now that all the signings are official and the classes are finalized, it’s time to break down this year’s Mountain West recruiting classes. It’s a fun time of year because teams have secured so much talent, and coaches, players, and fans dream of each one of them reaching their potential. Our aim here at MWCConnection […]

Three takeaways from Northwestern’s 40-point loss to Illinois

Northwestern suffered one of its worst losses of the Chris Collins era on Wednesday, falling 84-44 to No. 5 Illinois. Nothing went right for NU Wednesday night, while a title-hopeful Illinois unit played its best game of the season. Here are three takeaways from a brutal Northwestern loss in Champaign: This team lacks the talent […]