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Mark Stoops and the University of Kentucky have officially parted ways after 13 seasons. Stoops leaves as the longest tenured coach in the SEC and as the man who rebuilt the program from the inside out. With his departure, Kentucky now enters a coaching search that will move quickly and decisively. Based on conversations and […]
Hello there and welcome to the Big Ten Power Rankings! Each week we’ll rank how the teams across the conference are playing, in the hopes of seeing just who is a contender, and who is a pretender over the course of the season. The rules are few, but resolute: Teams are ranked by how they’re […]
Happy victory Monday, SOTUers. Hope you all had a great Thanksgiving holiday. The Miami Hurricanes made it a good one for all us, bludgeoning Pittsburgh on Saturday afternoon 38-7. The Canes looked absolutely dominant and have shown the part of a playoff team for the last four weeks. So, what does that mean for their […]
A short time ago, HuskerOnline reported that Matt Rhule has released John Butler from his position as Defensive Coordinator for the Nebraska Cornhuskers. He had been with the program only two seasons hired in 2024 as the defensive secondary coach. His current tenure as DC has ended after only one. His defense excelled in some […]
I hope you had a great Thanksgiving weekend! It’s admittedly been tough to be thankful about the Twins, but thanks to all the fans who have made this season somewhat tolerable in our collective misery. The Past Week on Twinkie Town: Elsewhere in Twins Territory: In the World of Baseball:
Curt Cignetti addressed the media on Monday afternoon in advance of IU football’s matchup against Ohio State in the Big Ten championship game at Lucas Oil Stadium. Watch the full press conference below: The post Video: Curt Cignetti previews IU football’s matchup with Ohio State appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
Happy Monday! It usually takes something weird to get me to pay attention these days, and the good thing is that there has been a ton of weird. And weird would be the perfect way to describe everything that everyone’s 2nd-favorite Bloomington Jefferson graduate (after Nick Checco, of course) has done over the past week […]
From snow games to shootouts to blowouts, Rivalry Week had it all. Three Big Ten teams have now locked up a spot in the College Football Playoff, but that didn’t stop Week 14 from being a classic. It doesn’t matter what your record is before. All that matters is whether or not you get to […]
Former UCF Knights running back RJ Harvey is one of the greatest running backs in school history. Harvey’s 3,792 rushing yards and 43 rushing touchdowns are each the second-most in UCF history. At the 2025 NFL Draft, the Denver Broncos recognized Harvey’s potential and drafted him with the 60th overall pick. So far, Harvey’s rookie […]
Iowa State FINALLY. Iowa State puts it all together to beat Iowa. FIRST TIME. Since 2004 that his happened. CROOKS BREAKS RECORD. Her own record of 43 falls. AUDI. She is unstoppable. DEFENSE. Helps Iowa State get to 8-4 on the season. HEAR FROM. Matt Campbell and the players. VOLLEYBALL. Is in the NCAA tournament! […]
Two days removed from the end of Rivalry Week, ‘Cats faithful continue to seethe at the fact that their rivals have claimed bragging rights for the second straight year. But their anger doesn’t stem from the fact that it happened. It’s how it happened that infuriates Northwestern fans. A second half full of miscues helped […]
Over the last three seasons, Ohio State women’s basketball consistently found itself ranked on the Associated Press’ weekly top-25 ranking. Selected by a panel of media members across the country, the Buckeyes missed only three weeks from the start of the 2021-22 season through the end of the 24-25 campaign. With graduations and transfers, the […]
The B1G had a great feast week, with three teams (Michigan, Iowa and USC) taking home titles in their respective Multi-Team Events (MTE) after Purdue won the Baha Mar Championship a week prior. Michigan State also had a great showing in an MTE without a formal bracket, capping off a good overall week in B1G […]
Each week, we’ll take a look at what other college football media sites are saying about the Syracuse Orange. Let’s see what they are saying after the Orange’s eight-straight loss to end the season. Syracuse.Com Football reporter Javon Edmonds has Syracuse at the bottom of the ACC to close the season. ESPN In this week’s SP+ rankings Syracuse […]
The college football season is up and running. Games are entertaining and are producing results that are both fun and heartbreaking. Take a look at this week’s MWCConnection Football Rankings, and let us know what you like and what you don’t. Feel free to drop your own rankings in the comments section. 1) UNLV (+1) […]
I try to view things in context, keep a broad perspective, look at what’s happening from different angles. It doesn’t always work. Like my sense that Kentucky would not fire Mark Stoops this year. I was wrong. Now, I understand. They’ve been crushed by their hated rival two years in a row, the latest a […]
Midweek USMNT action is here. All kickoff times are in EST. Let’s get into it! Monday No notable USMNT players in action. Brøndby and Watford both have games, but Gavin Beavers (Brøndby) hasn’t played for the first team since April, and Caleb Wiley (Watford) is out with a muscle injury, expected back in mid-December. Tuesday […]
Following the news that Kentucky football decided to move on from head coach Mark Stoops, UK athletics director Mitch Barnhart and school president Eli Capilouto have released statements on the decision. “I have informed Coach Mark Stoops that we have decided to go in a new direction at head coach,” Barnhart said in a Monday […]
Ohio State made its biennial trip to Ann Arbor Saturday for the road portion of the greatest rivalry in sports, restoring the natural order of things with a 27-9 victory. Despite Joel Klatt rambling all game long about the litany of things you “have to” do if you’re Michigan, and a far-too-coincidental-to-be-coincidence technical failure that […]
It’s another week of the Mountain West Recruiting Roundup. This week is Signing Day, meaning no coach or recruiting staff are probably getting much sleep for the next 72 hours. It’s a wild time of year, with constant communication as teams do all they can to ensure their recruiting class signs. They are trying to […]
The Wisconsin Badgers had a rough 2026 season that included a six-game losing streak before some hope at the end of the season. At the end, they finished 4-8, marking their worst finish in over 30 years, while having back-to-back losing seasons for the first time since that similar timeframe as well. It was especially […]
The Minnesota Golden Gophers (7-5) did what they could to boost their bowl prospects with a 17-7 rivalry week win over the Wisconsin Badgers (4-8) to close out the regular season. The Gophers have likely avoided another trip to Detroit, with Northwestern the leading candidate to end up in the Motor City. If I had […]
Ronald Araujo’s agents have been spotted meeting with Barcelona sporting director Deco to discuss his situation at Barcelona. The defender has not played for the club since being sent off in the Champions League defeat to Chelsea last week. He was ruled out of the win against Alaves and won’t play against Atletico Madrid in […]
The Dallas Cowboys have won three games in a row and in the process have re-lit the flame of optimism among all of us fans. We feel comfortable dreaming and being able to do so as the Christmas season approaches is part of the magic of football season in general. It is unbelievable to consider […]
The Buffalo Bills committed two costly first-half turnovers during Sunday’s Week 13 clash vs. the Pittsburgh Steelers and went into halftime trailing 7-3 despite James Cook, Ray Davis and the ground game consistently gashing the Steelers during the first 30 minutes. The second half was a completely different story for the Bills, who emerged with […]