Latest blog entries about College Football
As all know by now, the Mountain West announced its new media package a few months ahead of its transition into a new era, set to begin July 1st. There have been many informative articles this week following the release of the new deal, particularly a few that are providing side-by-side comparisons between what the […]
Good Friday morning Dawg fans, it’s Friday and it’s Super Bowl weekend. We’ve got some Dots for you, mostly from the college ranks, so let’s get to it! Football Dots Basketball Dots Retro Dot The game of the week this week is not on the gridiron, but the hardwood, as the 5 seeded Huskies took […]
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. — It was a game that had everything you could want in a college basketball game…physical play, toughness, dunks, blocks, crowd excitement and a palpable energy gave it the feeling of a big-time matchup from start-to-finish. Despite not having the lead for 36 minutes, East Tennessee State took a page out of Furman’s […]
I believe we should expect a better and improved team from Nebraska in 2026 especially compared to the end of 2025. I would also go as far to say that if Matt Rhule finds a way to increasing the win total (8 wins in 2026 regular season) then I think we should feel like the […]
It’s been an eventful week around Indiana Hoosiers athletics. Darian DeVries’ men’s basketball team fell on the road at USC, Teri Moren’s women’s basketball group picked up its second Big Ten win on the season and Curt Cignetti’s football program keeps making headlines following a national title. Here’s what you need to know about the […]
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The landscape of college athletics is completely different from what it was 10 years ago — and personally, I’m not a fan. When the games are played, it’s awesome. There is so much parity in college football, basketball, and baseball. However, when the games aren’t being played, covering college athletics is like covering a soap […]
After spending most of the season on the road, it’s nice to be home for a couple weeks. The back-to-back SEC champion #3 LSU gymnastics team is back home and on their bye from SEC competition this week. The Tigers return following a totally not controversial 197.675-197.500 win at Missouri. Tonight, they face the #14 […]
Indiana football’s coaching staff has been hard at work for well over a year to put together a strong high school signing class in 2026. The Hoosiers ended up signing 22 incoming freshmen while adding 17 players through the transfer portal. The program’s high school signing class ranks 30th nationally in On3/Rivals’ database and 20th […]
Kansas Jayhawks News Melvin Council, Jr wants to come back to play at Kansas next year. There are two court dates to watch that could impact his ability to do that A former NBA player does not appreciate people comparing Darryn Peterson to Kobe Bryant (KC Star) Lance Leipold is banking on improvements to the […]
Another year has come and gone, and, unfortunately, the original National Signing Day isn’t even a blip on a radar anymore – it’s just a barren wasteland with the hint that a tumbleweed might have blown though in the past. At this point, the recruiting classes are usually pretty well finished up by the summer […]
When a basketball coach has more passion or fights harder for his team than the players do, you tend to lose a lot games. The Rebels have done just that. Losers of four in a row, Ole Miss is now 3-6 in SEC play. It won’t get any easier as the team is set to […]
Commanders links Articles NFL.com Commanders LB Bobby Wagner named 2025 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year!! Wagner’s a Southern California native who has endeared himself to fans in D.C. over the past two seasons and Seattle, having played 11 seasons and won a Super Bowl with the Seahawks franchise. Though recognized on Thursday night, […]
The 5 issues with the college football calendar. A lot of talk has been made about the issues with the calendar and trying to fix it. This post states the biggest potential fixes are: starting the season with week 0 (which has a lot of traction), moving the CFP up a week, moving signing day […]
2027 4-star LB Jalaythan Mayfield lists Ducks within final 5 schools NFCA Leadoff Classic is Underway Highlight of the Day: Oregon vs Oklahoma State in 60
Date 2/7 || Time 6:30 || Venue DeanDome || Video ESPN America’s greatest sports rivalry resumes Saturday when #4 Duke visits #14 UNC. The focus will naturally be on freshmen stars Cameron Boozer and Caleb Wilson, but that’s an oversimplification. First, there are a number of good players on both teams and second, it’s not […]
Greg kicks off a Thursday-night Five Heart Podcast on Corn Nation’s platforms with Fred and Minnie, immediately devolving into the usual chaos: muted mics, jokes, and wardrobe policing. Minnie admits she’s still “in mourning” after a rough offseason of losing coaches and players, but the group circles back to the mantra: trust Matt Rhule—even if […]
The Miami Hurricanes defensive line unit won the SOTU Awards for the Best Unit in 2025. The defensive line is coached by Jason Taylor and Damione Lewis. As I’m sure you know, Jason Taylor is a former Miami Dolphin and NFL Hall of Fame defensive end while Lewis played for the Hurricanes as well as […]
The Nittany Lions hit the road for the last time before the NCAA tournament in Cleveland, this time taking on the Wolverines in their school’s basketball arena (which they’re hoping to “light up”). A few years ago, when the current Penn State streak was in its infancy, Michigan was the team best poised to take […]
Holding on to a four-point lead entering the fourth quarter, No. 4 Texas kicked off the final 10 minutes of their rematch with No. 5 LSU with a 10-0, a scoring spurt that would lead the Longhorns to the 77-64 get-back win, and their 39th-straight home victory. Madison Booker led the Longhorns with 18 points, […]
Continuing our series covering the upcoming cornerbacks class, since the Green Bay Packers will almost certainly be drafting at least one player at the position in the 2026 draft, we’ll be talking about Texas A&M’s Will Lee III today. Previously, we’ve also written scouting reports on Ohio State’s Davison Igbinosun, Washington’s Tacario Davis, Alabama’s Domani Jackson and Arkansas’ Julian […]
When 7th year 25 year olds are mocking 5th year 23 year olds… we’ve jumped the shark on eligibility. The main driver for NCAA related news these days seems to be lawsuits brought about to challenge eligibility rules. Since as long as I can remember the standard 5 years to play 4 seasons has been […]
In today’s world of college athletics it is all about the money. Especially with revenue sharing now in the picture, schools are trying to figure out how they can continue to compete for championships across multiple sports without crippling the rest of them. It is a fine line that athletic departments are now having to […]
It’s only a matter of time before recruiting news picks back up with a full head of steam for the Buckeyes. Spring football practice just around the corner, Ohio State will once again be on the field competing and preparing for their 2026 season, but also having the opportunity to play host to several top […]