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On October 15, 165 caps and 48 goals after making her international debut, Jess Fishlock decided it was time to let others take the mantle. Now, she’s back in an entirely different role. After retiring from international play with the Wales Women’s National Team in October, Fishlock is returning as a technical assistant for Rhian […]
State got their win, their fans are happy, and Carolina basically looked like they didn’t want to be on the floor with them. After losing to Louisville by 41 and then gagging a seven-point lead in a minute to Miami, they finally found something worth fighting for—beating a Carolina team missing their two best players. […]
Minnesota secured their fifth Big Ten win and their first by double-digits, taking down the Oregon Ducks 61-44 in Eugene. The thinning rotation for the Gophers was down to just six players last night, but four starters finished in double figures with Isaac Asuma leading the way with 15 points and Grayson Grove contributed 13 […]
The postseason has arrived for Northwestern women’s swimming and diving, who have travelled north to the Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center for the Big Ten Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships. With competition ranging from Feb. 18-21, the ‘Cats will compete against some of the nation’s fastest programs, such as No. 4 Michigan, No. 6 Indiana […]
Welcome to the sixth post in our twelve-part recruiting breakdown series. Today will look at the #6 team in our rankings, New Mexico. The Lobos signed a large recruiting class filled with talent, especially from the surrounding states of Arizona, Texas, California, and, of course, New Mexico. Read all about this class below. The Skinny: […]
Rutgers fans, it’s game day! Today, the Scarlet Knights are out in Happy Valley, set for a matchup against Penn State. This game is a battle of basement teams in the Big Ten, as the Nittany Lions are dead last in the conference standings, while Rutgers is fifth-to-last. A full preview of the game is […]
When the Falcons promoted longtime scout and executive Tokunbo Abanikanda to director of scouting, it left a vacancy in the front office for the director of college scouting role. We just had to wait to see whether the Falcons filled that position with an internal promotion or an external hire, and now we have our […]
The Big Ten delivered even more chaos and statement wins this week, with heavyweight moments on both the men’s and women’s sides as teams started to feel the pressure of March. On the men’s side, Michigan made a statement in Mackey Arena while Washington’s Hannes Steinbach continued to rise on NBA draft boards. On the […]
Happy Gump Day, everyone. Alabama basketball has a huge game against Arkansas tonight at Coleman that will go a long way toward determining whether they can secure a double bye in the SEC tournament. The team took care of business in two games against lower tier SEC opponents last week and has a manageable slate […]
Our recruiting coverage continues today with a look into the recruiting battles in the different Mountain West battleground states. It only makes sense to review which teams are recruiting the best in each state. After all, recruiting is one of the most significant ways to define if a program succeeds or fails. Given how often a player […]
Going into last night’s game, we all knew that there was a decent chance that NC State could upset the Tar Heels. Some of that was because Henri Veesaar and Caleb Wilson were out, but also, if we’re being honest with ourselves, it is because the rest of the team is inconsistent. That inconsistency doomed […]
As Tyson Fury gets ready to unretire once more and continue his heavyweight run, he tells Ring Magazine that despite his two losses to Oleksandr Usyk, it’ll be Usyk who will come crawling back to him in hopes of making a third fight before the year is out. Fury reasons that he has the financial […]
Maryland football announced a potentially key addition Tuesday, with the signing of wide receiver Ejani Shakir from Independence Community College in Kansas. Shakir originally hails from New Jersey and stands 6-foot-0, 190 pounds. He recorded 43 receptions, 724 yards and six touchdowns in his sophomore season, on his way to first-team All-KJCCC. Shakir also served […]
Afer seven years of service as head coach for his alma mater, Thomas Hammock is set to take the next step of his football journey, reportedly accepting a job as a halfbacks coach on the Seattle Seahawks staff under Super Bowl champion head coach Mike MacDonald. On3’s Brett McMurphy was first to report on Wednesday […]
This is a tumultuous time in the world of college athletics. Name, image and likeness, as well as changes to the playoff scheme in football and resulting conference upheaval have upended the world as many of us knew it for the past three decades. It’s a world gone mad, and someone needs to bring a […]
At first, the substitution didn’t seem like a big deal. Anthony Robinson II stood at the free-throw line, hoping to finish a four-point play after Texas’ Chendall Weaver fouled him on a clumsy closeout. Robinson’s step-back three had just nudged Missouri ahead by one with 1:35 left in the half, and Missouri coach Dennis Gates […]
It took him 72 years, but Ernie Adams has finally landed his first ever head coaching job. The longtime New England Patriots research director will serve as interim HC at his alma mater, Phillips Andover, the Boston Globe reported. Adams was hired to replace previous head coach Trey Brown, under whom the Big Blue went […]
The easiest way to spot a future All-American defensive back is not always by hunting for the loudest stat line. Sometimes it is by finding the player coaches trust to keep the structure intact, snap after snap, against the best offenses on the schedule. For Ohio State, that player is Jaylen McClain, and the case […]
It’s been a relatively quiet week around Indiana Athletics with football in the rearview mirror and both basketball teams in the middle of substantial gaps between games. There’s still a bit of news to cover though. Here’s what you need to know about the Hoosiers today: What they’re saying about the Hoosiers ICYMI Around SB […]
Liverpool continue to struggle through a wave of defensive injuries that sees multiple positional players currently out, no fit senior right backs available for head coach Arne Slot, and even the emergency replacements playing out of position in cover now suffering serious setbacks. The latest was midfielder Wataru Endo, filling in at right back over […]
We’ll get more into this when it gets closer to game time obviously, but as you probably know, Duke and Michigan are set to play on Saturday. With Michigan #1 and Duke #3 and the amount of attention both programs get, but especially Duke, ticket prices were never going to be cheap. Capital One Arena seats […]
MBB loses to Minnesota Softball at 14 in USA SB Poll & 18 in NFCA Poll More accolades for Angel Laya OT Isaiah World suffered torn ACL in Indiana game Highlight of the Day: Oregon takes the 2025 Civil War
Back on Feb. 24, 2016, Ohio State women’s basketball went to the Barn, the home of the Minnesota Golden Gophers, and lost 90-88 in overtime. That game is not important because of a key moment, even though a win would have given the Buckeyes a regular-season Big Ten title, but none of that applies in […]
Worst defense run in Colts history must end! Need “urgency” NOW! Purdue clubbed by Michigan! Pacers back tomorrow!
The 2026 NFL draft starts Thursday, April 23rd at 8 p.m ET, and will be broadcast live from Pittsburgh, PA. Teams have been scouting these players for years, and the pre-draft process will gain national attention at the post-season college all-star games and ramps up again at Pro Days and the NFL Combine next week. […]