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The BC football team plays their 2nd ranked opponent in two weeks when they host #12 Notre Dame at Alumni Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Coming off of a loss to Louisville to drop to a 1-7 record, the Eagles’ season continues to spiral out of control due to a slew of injuries, offensive woes, and […]
The Tigers finished fifth overall in both the men’s and women’s races at the SEC Championships Friday in Knoxville, Tenn., with 16 schools competing. Freshmen Drew Rogers and Monica Wanjiku deliver standout performances, as they continue to lead their team with strong showings. “When you’re consistent, I think that that allows you to go into […]
There’s a big college football weekend on deck, and it’s likely going to be wildly different for fans to watch the games as Disney has pulled ABC, ESPN, and Disney off of YouTube TV. Over the years, fans have grown acustomed to media contract negotiations happening during football season, and this year is no different. […]
D2 and D3 football rankings are here, now let’s appreciate some good games and silly rivalries. I’m fairly confident this was an accident by the ESPN schedule crew, but scrolling the D-II and D-III schedules for this week, I stumbled upon this: And what a world it would be if, instead of having to watch […]
The Wisconsin Badgers are on their bye week, trying to recover from a six-game losing streak that has carried deep into conference play this season. After wins in their first two games, the Badgers have lost to the Alabama Crimson Tide, Maryland Terrapins, Michigan Wolverines, Iowa Hawkeyes, Ohio State Buckeyes, and the Oregon Ducks, all […]
I’m not writing a traditional preview for the Michigan game. I don’t want to write one, and it’s clear most of y’all don’t want to read one. Instead of hating this job for the next four weeks, I’m going to do something different. Let’s focus on the positive and … Follow Northwestern’s Path Out of […]
Saturday night, the Nebraska Cornhuskers will be pulling out all the stops as they try end some negative streaks, this time against the USC Trojans. The roadblocks are once again many: And on the plus side?: On the straight side of things, the highlighted match-up is Jayden Maiava and the Trojans #1 ranked air attack […]
We are getting the last rendition of the Mountain West conference as we know it. The Mountain West has been the best Mid-Major conference the last half decade. The conference had a record six NCAA Tournament bids two years ago. We have a clear echelon at the top, but the middle of this conference is […]
What’s everyone doing for the Miami SMU game tomorrow? I will be driving to Orlando for most of it. My goal is to go at least ten minutes in between checking the score. I’ll be careful! Don’t worry. I have made that drive so many times I can’t even count. No teams on a bye […]
Shakin the Southland: First off, please give our readers an introduction. Tell us about who you are, what you do with the paper, anything you want to share. Abby DiSalvo: Hi, I’m Abby, a junior at Duke studying economics and journalism. I’m also the sports editor for The Chronicle, Duke’s student newspaper. I cover football, […]
The recruiting heater hasn’t shown any signs of stopping as the Tigers flipped another recruit, three star cornerback Jaxson Gates, to add a 21st piece to their Class of 2026. The news came on Halloween, and safe to say BYU is spooked. Gates was committed to the Cougars for almost two weeks before flipping his […]
Welcome back to the FINAL off-season edition of “You’re Nuts!” Ohio State tips off Monday night, officially kicking off the 2025-26 college basketball season. In addition to IU Indy-Ohio State, there are 173 other games on Monday night, so kick back, enjoy yourself, and watch some ball. Last week, Connor and Justin debated whether the […]
Game Details Recent History Miami Hurricanes Outlook The Hurricanes are going into Dallas with a 6-1 overall record with a 2-1 ACC record. Miami always loses a game they are never supposed to lose, and they did it early in ACC play. Louisville went into Hard Rock Stadium and defeated the Canes, which put an […]
November is rolling in this weekend and the November callups are likely to be announced soon. The team is already dealing with a number of injuries so here’s hoping that we don’t see any further knocks this weekend. Despite the injuries there is still a pretty solid slate of action this weekend including second place […]
Hawkeye fans know, Iowa has rarely enjoyed positive media attention for any sustained period. Part of the Kirk Ferentz approach to program building has been flying under the radar. “We’re not sexy.” The narrative has long been, and for good reason, that you don’t really need to pay attention to the players, the games or […]
(#9)Vanderbilt at (#20)TexasNoon, ABC Can Vandy go on the road and deliver a knockout punch to the nation’s preseason #1 team? That question pretty much sums up how much college football has changed in a short few years. Diego Pavia will once again attempt to work his magic in a game where points may be […]
These two teams didn’t wait for Halloween to enter Spooky season. Syracuse (3-5, 1-3) enters tonight’s game on a four-game losing streak as they welcome the North Carolina Tar Heels (2-5. 0-3) to the JMA Dome. UNC has also lost four straight games, although the last two have been one score affairs. Kickoff is at […]
Let’s start with some honesty: The SEC is going to take a step back. That’s inevitable coming off a season where the SEC put 14 teams in the NCAA tournament, nabbed a pair of top seeds, sent two teams to the Final Four, and saw Florida claim a national title. But if you checked in […]
My orange hate has nothing to do with Syracuse actually. That’s a Tennessee, Clemson, and Auburn thing. Syracuse chose Orange, though, so they chose poorly. Beat Syracuse. Badly. Please. It’s the only remaining orange on the schedule. My last chance. UNC faces Syracuse on the road in an ACC tilt Friday night, with kick-off set […]
Podcast on the Brink is back for a new episode with host Alex Bozich of Inside the Hall. On this episode, Bozich is joined by Josh Pos of Inside the Hall to discuss what we learned from IU basketball’s exhibition games and ... The post POTB 544: Takeaways from IU basketball’s exhibitions and an IU-Maryland football preview appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
Before I get started, shoutout to longtime SOTU member Edster3607 for posting about this on #TheFeed. That’s what prompted me to write this piece for the site. Shoutout to you Edster! Rewind your mind to October 2015. The Miami Hurricanes were coming off a 6-7 season in 2014, and had high hopes for 2015. After […]
Hey everyone, here are the results of the two survey questions we posted earlier this week. We had asked for your opinion on the job security of head coach Jonathan Smith and starting quarterback Aidan Chiles. Needless to say, there is not a ton of optimism for Smith and Chiles. Nearly a half of us […]
Louisville allowed Boston College to make this game much closer than it ever should have been. They started the fourth quarter with a clear opportunity to put the game away but it took until the two mintue warning to do so. Louisville played down to it’s competition but they avoided a true letdown game. Not […]
Welcome to November! There are six teams on a bye this week, so it is a shortened slate. One of the games scheduled was supposed to be the marquee matchup of the season before Penn State forgot how to football. Indiana and Ohio State are still highly favored to make it to Indianapolis, and there […]
Purdue football is on a 6 game losing streak. Purdue football hasn’t won a Big Ten game over the past two seasons. Purdue football is in a bad place. So, what better way to turn things around then by heading to Ann Arbor and taking on the Michigan Wolverines. Right? Ledman (7-1): I should’ve listened […]