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The Royals picked up a fantastic 1-0 victory against promotion-chasing Stevenage at the SCL Stadium on Thursday night. Charlie Savage scored the only goal of the game, in the fourth minute, to secure Leam Richardson’s first win as Reading manager. The win moves us up to 12th, five points off the relegation zone. Here is […]
This week on the Five Heart Podcast, Greg and Minnie will recap the game last week against USC. Emmett Johnson’s brilliant performance and the epic appearance of the Blackout were overshadowed by Dylan Raiola’s season-ending injury and the offensive collapse that came with it. The Husker offense was rendered ineffectual in the second half, mustering […]
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. For your Earholes… Land-Grant Podcast Network rolls out exciting new lineup […]
LOUISVILLE’S PASSING GAME COULD BE BOOM OR BUST The Cards have struggled to pass the ball for most of the season, with teams consistently bringing pressure to make things harder for Miller Moss. You can go all the way back to the James Madison game to find defenses bringing five or six rushers in passing […]
It’s November in South Bend, so that means the weather for Notre Dame Football games can be a little tough on the senses. This week, the Irish play host to the Navy Midshipmen in a prime time matchup, and it’s one that the weather forecast says could be a wet one. Although… not as much […]
The coolest part about Gardner-Webb is that they aren’t just the Bulldogs, they’re the Runnin’ Bulldogs. That beats UGA any day in my book. Unfortunately for these Bulldogs, that’s about where the notable facts end for a team that finished a dismal 11-20 last year in the Big South Conference. Much like Brad Brownell, second-year […]
Colts order extra Sauce, please! Hoosiers final real test in Happy Valley! IU Hoops 1st test! Purdue Football schedule unfair!
It’s been an interesting week in college football and for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish as the college football playoff talk is reaching a frenzy status. Still… Notre Dame has to lock in because they have some work in front of them with the Navy Midshipmen. On Thursday, Marcus Freeman spoke to the media via […]
It’s been a rough few weeks at Jones-Hill House. Maryland football is riding a four-game losing streak that started with three losses by a combined 10 points and was most recently added to with a 55-10 shellacking at the hands of No. 2 Indiana. But there’s a strong case for Rutgers being the weakest opponent […]
Leading South Carolina 10-7 with about 7 minutes to play in the 2nd quarter, Ole Miss was in position to go up two scores and put even more stress on a bad Gamecocks offense. On 1st and 10 at the South Carolina 14, with Ole Miss going tempo, Kewan Lacy lost a yard to make […]
Happy Saturday everyone! Welcome to the week 11 edition of our weekly recurring Where We Be, What We Be Drinking column, where we take a look at what the OTE “writers” will be doing this gameday. It most definitely will not be watching the games. AlmaOtter: Bye week for the Illini! I will be in […]
The Lions reenter the friendly confines of Beaver Stadium, but have an unfriendly visitor in the #2 Indiana Hoosiers. How does the staff see this one playing out? Chris Thought Penn State would lose by 49 last week, and they only lost by 24! Not bad, not bad. Indiana 63, Penn State 14 Lando Guess […]
After falling in a four-set battle against Northwestern, Maryland volleyball hopes to snap its four-game losing streak while defending its home court with back-to-back weekend games against Ohio State and Michigan. Historically, Maryland has struggled against both programs, with an 8-17 record against the Buckeyes and a 3-18 record against the Wolverines. But the Terps […]
Folks,,, I know it’s been a bit of a hiatus from an Opponent Q&A perspective, but I’m happy to be back for what will surely be a straightforward, easy, boring game against the Navy Midshipmen for our Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team, per usual in this annual rivalry game. Our Fighting Irish won an […]
Mitch Barnhart has built one of the longest-running tenures in college athletics. He’s made strong hires, Kenny Brooks, Nick Mingione, and John Calipari among them, and overseen major success across Kentucky’s athletic department. But his legacy isn’t spotless. The Kyra Elzy extension, NIL growing pains, Joker Phillips, and the Billy Gillispie fiasco all left marks. […]
Some schools are firing their coaches at the drop of a hat, others are Wisconsin. There are a lot of college football head coaching jobs open right now. UAB, Colorado State, and Oregon State have all fired their head coaches at the Group of 6 level, and then Stanford, UCLA, Virginia Tech, Oklahoma State, Arkansas, […]
The LSU Tigers face a really difficult task as they visit #4 Alabama in an SEC showdown.What kind of game are we in for? A classic Tide vs. Tigers or a red team domination? Can LSU sneak the upset with the interim coach? From third down efficacy, player props, team defense/offense numbers, team totals and […]
On this episode of the Testudo Talk Podcast, hosts Matt Germack, Ryan Alonardo and Nolan Rogalski preview Maryland football’s must-win road trip to Rutgers this weekend. Matt’s preview article can be found on the front page. Listen to the episode here. You can also listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or anywhere else you get your podcasts. If you […]
The Kentucky Wildcats are still in search of their first commitment from the class of 2026. No. 1 recruit Tyran Stokes, who Mark Pope has been heavily involved with, is no longer enrolled at Notre Dame High School. Is there a chance that Stokes enrolls at a college and is eligible for the second semester? […]
The New England Patriots defense has played some good football under interim defensive coordinator Zak Kuhr. Surrendering an average of 18 points per game, the unit is ranked fourth in the NFL in scoring. However, it’s success is not evenly distributed across the board. While the run defense has looked good, and New England is […]
Ohio State’s next challenge comes on Saturday against Purdue, and while the focus remains simple — win and move on — the approach from Ryan Day and his staff has been deliberate. Efficiency continues to be the theme, something Day emphasized this week when he noted that the Buckeyes know exactly when to hit the […]
Florida State presents as a complete and efficient football team with top-tier production across all phases. Offensively, the Seminoles combine an elite rushing unit with explosive, high-efficiency passing that thrives off play-action and misdirection. Defensively, they’re disciplined and fast, built to limit big plays and generate takeaways. Let’s take a look at the data. Offense […]
The SE Louisiana Lions (0-1) battle the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns (0-1) at Cajundome on November 7, 2025. Louisiana dropped its most recent game to Ball State, 75-64, on Monday. Jamyron Keller was its high scorer with 21 points. In its most recent game, SE Louisiana lost to Ole Miss on Monday, 88-58. Its top scorer was Jaiden Lawrence with 15 points. When is Louisiana vs. SE Louisiana and when does it start? This game between the Ragin’ Cajuns and Lions is set to start on Friday, November ...
The Bucknell Bison (1-0) face the Mount St. Mary’s Mountaineers (0-1) at Knott Arena on November 7, 2025. In its most recent game, Mount St. Mary’s lost to West Virginia on Tuesday, 70-54. Its top scorer was Trey Deveaux with 15 points. In its previous game, Bucknell topped Delaware on Monday, 78-70. Amon Dorries scored a team-high 20 points (and contributed two assists and five boards). When is Mount St. Mary’s vs. Bucknell and when does it start? This game between the Mountaineers and ...
Game notes Setting the scene UCF is hosting its ninth-annual Space Game, and there’s no opponent more fitting for it than Houston. UCF was founded as Florida Technological University in the 1960s with a mission of supporting the United States space exploration program, developing engineers and scientists for the nearby Kennedy Space Center — the […]