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Quack Fix 2025-11-3

Oregon Ducks cornerback Jahlil Florence to enter transfer portal Volleyball Swept at No.1 Nebraska Oregon closes October at No. 6 in recruiting rankings Highlight of the Day: Ace for Alanah Clemente

Van Dijk: “Trent Was Very Important for Us — But Now He’s the Opponent”

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk has spoken about the emotional return of former teammate Trent Alexander-Arnold to Anfield, as the right-back prepares to face his old club in Real Madrid colors in tomorrow night’s Champions League clash — though, due to his health, may not appear in the match at all. Alexander-Arnold, who joined Real […]

Online Overreactions: Notre Dame 25, Boston College 10

Woof. It’s rare that you don’t feel amazing about a double digit win, but that’s where we found ourselves. The Notre Dame Fighting Irish did beat the Boston College Eagles by 2 scores, but it was the process of the overall game that became insanely frustrating. Stalling drives, inexplicable fumbles, a defense that gave up […]

Mountain West Connection Players of the Week

Wee nine saw a shift in power in the race for the Mountain West championship. And with big upsets, we saw some big performances. With that being said, let’s take a look at the top performances from week 10 of the college football season. Offensive Player of the Week Walker Eget (San Jose State) Walker […]

Big Ten Superlatives: Week 10

Twelve conference teams were in action in six games that pitted B1G on B1G – so what were some of the highlights? Let’s take a deeper look. Best Win of the Week: USC Rallies on the Road Since joining the Big Ten, USC has not done well playing on the road. Last year, there were […]

Minnesota Football: Bowl projections after Week 10

With Saturday’s 23-20 overtime win over Michigan State, the Minnesota Golden Gophers (6-3) are now bowl eligible with three regular season games left to play. A lot can (and will) happen between now and the end of the regular season, but for now, here are the latest bowl projections: ESPN’s Kyle Bonagura: Bad Boy Mowers […]

Beyond the Box Score: Julian Sayin’s NFL comparison, Buckeyes’ red zone offensive play sequences

Over his last two games, Julian Sayin has completed 56-of-65 passes for 709 yards, eight touchdowns, and no interceptions. Sayin’s accuracy is remarkable, and it’s drawing comparisons to one of the NFL’s most accurate quarterbacks. Meanwhile, the Buckeyes are a team driven by Sayin and their wide receiver tandem of Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate, […]

BSD MVP: Running Backs

It’s rinse and repeat here at Black Shoe Diaries with our weekly MVP award. Once again, Penn State lost – and once again there weren’t many bright spots outside of Kaytron Allen. Well, until at least Nicholas Singleton showed some of the things that we’ve expected all year long. So, though Penn State lost 38-14 […]

Monday MAC Musings: 2025 Week 10

We changed the clocks, and the Halloween decorations are disappearing in favor of cornucopias or hand turkey drawings or whatever you display for Thanksgiving. Anyway, those are signs that Midweek MACtion is upon us, and the Mid-American Conference prepares to enter the national spotlight this Tuesday and Wednesday. To properly prepare for Midweek MACtion, teams […]

The 4-2-5 Report: Ole Miss stifles South Carolina

The best Sunday tradition is writing this article because it’s another victorious weekend for the Rebels. Sure, after the inexplicable losses last season with the most talented roster in program history, I was admittedly nervous for this one. But oh ye of little faith, Ole Miss dominated another opponent on the stat sheet even if […]

ACC Power Rankings Post-Week 10

This weekend, Clemson and Miami found ways to lose while Virginia keeps findings ways to win. Florida State and North Carolina finally had much-needed breakthrough wins in what was another mixed up week in the ACC. 17. Syracuse (3-6 [1-5] Prev 14): Since beating Clemson, ‘Cuse is 0-5. The last time Syracuse beat Clemson was […]

Boiler Alert – Purdue Keeps it Close in Michigan

Well that was better than expected right? I mean that’s something isn’t it? Yeah it’s something, but what? I’m not sure. How many moral victories can we have? How much improvement that doesn’t result in victories can you stomach? I feel like we are finding out this season. Ryan and I get into the close […]

Recruiting Reset: Mizzou adds top defensive lineman in Tajh Overton

It would be different if the Tigers were getting their numbers up late in the recruiting trail with low-end three star recruits just to fill numbers. But that’s not what’s happening. In the past month, Mizzou has added its top four recruits according to 247Sports and On3, and have shown no signs of slowing down. […]

CUSA Power Rankings after conclusion of Weekday CUSA

Weekday CUSA, thank you. You kept us occupied on Tuesday and Wednesday nights in October, when we were starved for 7-day-a-week football marathons. You provided thrilling overtime finishes, clutch field goal makes and clutch field goal misses, fun promotions like Vice Night and Dollar Dog Night, and showcased excellent individual talents like Cam Cook and […]

Offensively Offensive: A Big 12 Preview

We’re Back Baby!! The season starts on Monday, and the boys are fired up! Sean, Nate, and Tom join for the second episode of the year to preview everything about the Big 12.  The guys go in order of the Media Preseason Poll from top to bottom. Each person had a number of teams to […]

The Daily Mauling: 11/3/25

Kansas Jayhawks News Here’s everything Lance Leipold had to say after Saturday’s win Leipold is not happy with all the targeting calls Kansas has picked up this year Here’s what the KC Star will be watching for in this evening’s game against Green Bay Links! The Chicago Bears beat Cincinnati in a wild, wild ending […]

MMQB – 368 & 5

I wrote a couple weeks ago about the countdown to Kaytron Allen trying to become the Penn State career rushing leader, and given the relative meh-ness of this season, I think I’m going to keep tabs on it on a weekly basis, or at least until something more fun happens. Against Ohio State, Kaytron had […]

Horseshoe Hangover: Julian Sayin becomes Heisman Trophy front-runner as Buckeyes dominate Penn State

The latest episode of Land Grant Holy Land’s Horseshoe Hangover is here! Join Alex Frank and Ryan Weckstein as they help you get through any lingering feelings you may have from the weekend while recapping Ohio State’s latest game and looking ahead to the next game. Subscribe: RSS | Apple | Spotify | iHeart Radio Don’t look now, but Ohio State quarterback […]

The Scratching Post: 11/3-11/7

Greetings, internet users. Welcome to The Scratching Post. Feel free to use this thread to chat about (almost) anything you want: video games, food, movies, non-football sports, you name it. As long as it’s allowed by the site’s ToS, it’s fair game here. You know the drill. This is now an open thread

Monday Morning Mailbag: What’s Your What-If Injury?

Dylan Raiola is out for the year, and now Nebraska—and the Mailbag—will regroup. The Huskers’ signal-caller will miss the rest of the year with a broken fibula, and now it falls to frosh TJ Lateef. Best of luck to the Huskers on that transition. Here’s your mailbag call for the week. What would you like […]

Buffalo ILB Red Murdock sets all-time FBS forced fumbles record

Buffalo Bulls inside linebacker Red Murdock can now be claimed the best ever in a certain category. Murdock set the FBS record for forced fumbles at 17 during Buffalo’s 28-3 defensive domination at Bowling Green on Saturday, claiming the feat by jarring the ball loose in the second quarter for a Bulls recovery. Murdock, whose […]