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Everyone loves to do a player countdown for Notre Dame as we face toward the college football season, but in all fairness, the offseason is much shorter than you think. It’s really only two months in the grand scheme of things, and there will be much more to talk about in the middle of July […]
In Today’s Links: Jason Myers is an extension candidate, another look at the Seattle Seahawks’ 2026 UFDA haul, roster analysis and positional group rankings, the Sea Hawkers Pod takes a look at where our squad improved and where they still need help, and much more! Schedule release is tomorrow. How pumped are you? Let us […]
In a little over three months, the UNC football team will kick off their season against TCU. While the game will be a rematch of last year’s season opener against the Horned Frogs, the venue will be unique. The teams will square off in Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland on August 29th (also worth noting […]
Evansville’s Connor Turnbull has transferred to Utah State UNM Football roster now down to 94 In some roster moves on Tuesday, the New Mexico Lobos are entering the summer with 94 players on their roster, down from the previous week. Gage Brook embracing new role Wyoming’s Gage Brook asked to move from quarterback to tight […]
With the amount of turnover the Tigers have had at the safety position in recent years with players coming and going through the portal, Mizzou looks like they’ve landed a keeper from the high school ranks in three-star safety Keiran Govan. Govan hails from Republic, Missouri in the southwestern part of the state and is […]
The Big Ten Conference announced each team’s opponents for next season on Tuesday afternoon. It will once again be a 20-game conference slate, marking the ninth straight season with that format. Every team will play each conference opponent once either at home or on the road, while three teams will be played twice in a […]
We know that your life is busy, but that doesn’t mean you want to miss any news about your favorite team. So, we are rounding up all of the most important news, analysis, and commentary from LGHL and the rest of the Buckeye beat. Buckeye Heroes Week From now until preseason camp starts in August, […]
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Happy Gump Day, everyone. We got word yesterday that Alabama will enjoy its season opening cupcake for breakfast. The Crimson Tide will start its season at 11 a.m. CT on Sept. 5. at Bryant-Denny Stadium, ESPN announced Tuesday. The game will broadcast on ABC. The matchup between Alabama and East Carolina will be the first of […]
When considering one’s thoughts about the former Ole Miss coach adding magazine writer to his expert coaching and Instagram/Snapchat direct message skillsets, you have to remember that Pete Golding, who has been a head coach for three games, has two more career playoff wins than he does. Unless you’ve been logged off or removed from […]
From now until preseason camp starts in August, Land-Grant Holy Land will be writing articles around a different theme every week. This week is all about Ohio State heroes; from the biggest names in Buckeye athletic history to underappreciated icons to the athletes who will eventually become all-time Buckeye greats. You can catch up on […]
It’s a pretty toxic world out there, let’s cleanse it with the triple option. NOTRE DAME NOISE There is something about Notre Dame Football that makes people kind of crazy. In fact — they lose all sense of reality. Some don’t even pretend that they are living in reality. And that, my friends, is where […]
I'm not here to point out the embarrassing act that the Barrie Colts pulled following their OHL semifinal win. It was all over sports highlight shows, and Colts head coach Dylan Smoskowitz apologized for the behaviour that he said he encouraged. What makes that look even worse in hindsight at this point, though, is that the Colts' season came to an end tonight as they were swept in the OHL Final by the Kitchener Rangers. Again, I'm not here to rip on the Colts for what they did, but karma seem...
Considering Appalachian State's recent history, we're taking a look at the two prominent additions to their transfer class of this offseason.
Qualifying was completed today at the two events on the USTA Pro Circuit, with the women competing in a W35 in Bethany Beach Delaware and the men playing at an M25 in Pensacola Florida.Rain washed out the first day of qualifying Monday in Bethany Beach, so two rounds had to be played today, but fortunately for officials, the qualifying draws did not fill and and several players qualified without
ACC Prescription looks at the revenue distribution for each school around the country, including the ACC. The ACC is closer to the Big 10 than the Big 12 average is to the ACC. ChopChat writes about a Miami baseball player Jake Ogden, who says he doesn’t know about the Noles star pitcher Wes Mendes. Oh … Continue reading »
The Skinny Height/Weight: 6-foot-1, 215 poundsHometown/High School: Woodruff, SC (Woodruff)Ranking: ★★★★ (90.31 Rivals Industry, .9028 247 composite)Notable Offers: Rutgers, North Carolina, South Carolina, Louisville Highlights Outlook With Kemon Spell off to Georgia, Penn State needed to look elsewhere to fill their needs at running back. The Lions had their sights set on three main targets, […]
Former Real Madrid midfielder Wesley Sneijder has weighed in on two of the biggest talking points surrounding the club right now: the coaching situation and the criticism directed at Kylian Mbappé. Speaking in an interview with HardRock Bet, Sneijder strongly endorsed José Mourinho as the ideal candidate to manage Real Madrid again, while also criticizing […]
If it wasn’t obvious that LSU-Clemson is the biggest game for week 1 of the 2026 season, the TV overlords over at Disney have officially given it their blessing. The good people of College Gameday will in fact be comin’ to your citaaaayyyy to open up the college football season, as the show announced Tuesday […]
With the expansion of the NCAA basketball tournament just done, attention turns to college football, where postseason expansion has seemingly been an inevitability since the College Football Playoff enlarged to 12 teams. It’ll be a 12-team field in 2026, but expansion is imminent—whether that’s to 16 teams or 24 teams is the only sticking point. […]
As the offseason rolls on college football teams continue to shape their future non-conference schedules and it seems as though Harvard is dipping its toes into the Big Sky as part of that process. On Tuesday it was announced that the Crimson had locked up contests against a pair of Big Sky teams, inking contracts […]
Iowa Football – Spring All-Access | Part 2
Kentucky Football head coach Will Stein made it clear this week that he wants the rivalry between the Wildcats and Louisville Cardinals to continue, even as the SEC moves toward a nine-game conference schedule while also facing at least one other Power Four team. Stein mentioned his thoughts during an interview with Michael Bennett of […]
It has been known that the Miami Hurricanes’ 2026 season would start on the road against the Stanford Cardinal. Earlier today, ESPN announced a slew of game times and tv slots for games this season, and in that released the Miami-Stanford game got a final placement. It’s a game on the left coast, but it’s […]
The American Conference Championship Game is getting a new timeslot in 2026. The league’s 2026 title game will kick off Saturday, Dec. 5 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC. Although it’s the 12th-straight year the American Championship Game will air on ABC, this coming December marks the first time ever the event has been slated […]
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