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The sting of January 19, 2026 still burns. Miami fell 27-21 to Indiana in the College Football Playoff National Championship at Hard Rock Stadium – a heartbreaker that saw Fernando Mendoza, a Miami native who was never recruited by the Hurricanes, lead the Hoosiers to their first-ever national title on our home turf. Carson Beck’s […]
The Ohio State women’s basketball team is steadily proving itself on the Big Ten and national landscapes. The only two losses that Kevin McGuff’s squad has suffered this season have been to No. 1 UConn and No. 4 UCLA. They have also notched wins against No. 21 West Virginia, No. 8 Maryland, and No. 10 […]
After two straight home playoff games, the New England Patriots will be taking their act on the road on Sunday. The AFC Championship Game will see them go up against the Broncos at Denver’s Mile High Stadium, one of the most challenging settings in all of football. Naturally, our focus this week was almost exclusively […]
Going up against two of the better defenses in the NFL in the first two playoff rounds, the New England Patriots offense has had its fair share of issues. Fairly or not, one player in particular has been chosen as the poster child for those, rookie left tackle Will Campbell. The first-round draft pick was […]
Is there a new Lee’s Summit to Mizzou pipeline developing? Check back in a few years to find out! For now, the early indicators are good, as Mizzou added yet another LSHS Tiger to its ranks in running back Preston Hatfield on Saturday night. Hatfield follows teammate Karsten Fiene, who committed to Mizzou on Sunday, […]
After trailing entering the third period, Penn State scored three goals in the final frame to beat Wisconsin 3-1 and secure a massive road sweep over the Badgers. The Nittany Lions are now in a tie with Michigan for first place in the Big Ten. Penn State won its seventh straight Big Ten game, the […]
Tennessee came to Tuscaloosa badly needing a win to stay in the conference race and they got it, beating Alabama 79-73. This one started out slow and physical, as games against a Rick Barnes coached squad tend to do. The Vols were intent on taking away the three pointer and did so successfully early on. […]
Special teams proved challenging at times for the TCU Horned Frogs last season. Kyle Lemmermann, then a true freshman and one of the top kicking prospects nationally prior to signing with TCU, went 15 for 22 on field-goal attempts (68.2 percent), which ranked 134th in the country. Ethan Craw, then a junior who took over […]
Rutgers football will take the field at Alumni Stadium against the Boston College Eagles on Friday, September 11, 2026, as BC Athletic Director Blake James announced the date change on the BC Eagles podcast earlier today. The game will also officially be Boston College’s annual Red Bandanna Game, commemorating BC alum Welles Crowther, who died […]
Boston College built a commanding first half Saturday night but could not hold off a late surge, falling 68-64 at Notre Dame. The Eagles opened the game with sharp execution and took control early. Boston College scored the first eight points and extended the advantage behind confident shooting and steady ball movement. Fred Payne set […]
“You can’t stop him, you can only hope to contain him.” – Dan Patrick Keaton Wagler has been nothing short of a revelation this season. That’s not news. That’s not a hot take. The freshman has met every single level of ascendingly hyperbolic praise with certainty. He’s not the kind of flashy AAU product that […]
This is getting kind of hysterical at this point: So, Aden Holloway and Amari Allen are OUT; Latrell Wrightsell and Charles Bediako are IN. Two of the most important players of the 2026 campaign won’t be playing tonight, but key members of the 2023 and 2024 teams are ready to pick up the slack! What […]
The Philadelphia Eagles had interest in former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith before he decided to accept the Ohio State offensive coordinator position, according to a report from NFL insider Dianna Russini. Smith “had been having conversations” with the Eagles and the Tennessee Titans (two teams with OC openings this offseason), according to her […]
At ACC Football Media days last summer, ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips had this to say about the relationship between ESPN and the ACC. This quote was via Tigernet.com. When I look at our partner, they’ve been really good to us. You may feel that way, and sometimes I may feel that way, but they always … Continue reading »
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On the same day the Pittsburgh Steelers named Greenfield’s own Mike McCarthy as their fourth head coach in 57 years, their offensive coordinator found a new gig. In college. Longtime NFL coach Arthur Smith is heading to Columbus to be the next offensive coordinator at Ohio State, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. It’s […]
I did not see this one coming. Ian Rapoport is reporting that Arthur Smith is expected to head to the college ranks to become the next offensive coordinator at Ohio State. Smith takes over for Brian Hartline, who left the Buckeyes to be the head coach at the University of South Florida. Yesterday, it was […]
In this episode: Alberto Mendoza comes to GT, men’s basketball loses to Clemson, women’s basketball holds their own against North Carolina, women’s swimming makes more progress against South Carolina, track & field took on one of the many Clemson Invitationals, GT Hockey is off to a good start in 2026, and who From The Rumble […]
Two clubs in the top half of the Ligue 1 table, Lille OSC (fifth) and Strasbourg (seventh), square off on Sunday at 2:45 p.m. ET. Watch Ligue 1 matches on Fubo! Use our link to sign up now. Lille vs. Strasbourg TV & Live Stream Info When: Sunday, January 25, 2026 at 2:45 p.m. ET Where: Stade Pierre Mauroy in Lille, France TV: beIN Sports en Espanol, beIN Sports Connect, and Fubo TV Live Stream: Watch on Fubo Lille OSC’s Top Scorers Hamza Igamane is Lille’s most prolific s...
Coming off an appearance in the national title game, Miami offensive lineman Tommy Kinsler IV committed to Ole Miss out of the transfer portal on Saturday. The 6’6” 340 lbs. Ocala, Fla. native will be a redshirt junior for the 2026 season. He was originally a four star recruit out of the Sunshine state via […]
The New England Patriots traveled to Denver on Saturday for their upcoming AFC Championship clash with the Broncos. They did so with one of their starting wide receivers in the fold: Mack Hollins, who spent the last four weeks on injured reserve, is officially back. As the Patriots announced, Hollins has been activated to the […]
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Keaton Wagler walked into Mackey Arena with no fear. In Illinois’ second game without its engine, Kylan Boswell, Wagler decided it was the perfect time to step up and show what he can do in a brim-packed Mackey Arena with a historical 46-point performance in a nail-biting 88-82 victory at Mackey […]
T.O. Barrett grew up in Oklahoma City and won two state titles at Edmond North High School, 38 miles from the the Oklahoma Sooners’ Lloyd Noble Center in Norman. When Missouri men’s basketball called on Barrett to make his first career start Saturday against his home state’s flagship school, he was ready. Barrett took command […]
It is now time — long past time actually — for you conspiratorial Philistines to crawl back down that hole you crawled out of. Let Snowmageddon freeze it shut and seal you there once and for all and forever. I’m talking about those who came with No Nothing Chitter Chatter about Mikel Brown Jr during […]
Measurables 2025 Stats Awards/Accolades Strengths Weaknesses Draft Projection Round 2 Grade Mesidor is one of the biggest draft risers from the College Playoffs, going from Round 3 Grade with a 90th overall big board ranking in early December to now a Round 2 Grade and a top 50 pick (who might sneak into Round 1). […]