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Tony Bellew says that Tyson Fury needs to simply accept that Oleksandr Usyk is better than him, something he doesn’t feel Fury has been capable of doing yet. Usyk, who faces Rico Verhoeven this Saturday in Egypt, beat Fury twice in 2024. Since then, Fury has complained about being robbed by the judges in either […]
Some of the plans for the Dodgers’ bullpen went out the window in an unceremonious fashion quite early on, but the unit continues to function at a high level. Among other things, that’s down to the emergence of Kyle Hurt as one of the top setup men in the National League—a big statement for a […]
Back in 2022-2023, the pitching matchup in tonight’s Braves-Marlins series finale would’ve been heralded far and wide. Things are a little different these days, but that doesn’t mean that either team will have an easy path to a victory. The Braves can no longer lose this series after yesterday’s victory, but they can indeed still […]
The Concacaf W semifinals, the continental competition, were played on Wednesday night. Washington Spirit got their ticket to the final with a late goal, while Club América carried some champions’ magic and beat Gotham. Gotham vs Club América Both teams arrived at this game with congested schedules. Gotham played last Friday against Seattle, while América […]
It was a pleasant surprise to the Lakers that Austin Reaves was able to return earlier than expected from his oblique strain. Thanks to his efforts to get back, Reaves helped the Lakers eliminate the Rockets and then played in the second round against the Thunder. We don’t have all the details on how hard […]
The 49ers spent money this free agency looking to replace Jauan Jennings and Brandon Aiyuk while adding valuable experience in depth to a room needing both. After a disappointing loss in Seattle in the divisional round, the 49ers’ wide receiver group needed speed and players who can shake free from man-to-man coverage independent of Kyle […]
Now that we’ve officially reached the dead part of the NFL offseason, it allows us to reflect on last season one final time, while also projecting ahead for what’s to come. While 2025 brought plenty of surprises, the quarterback carousel (even in a down year) is never-ending. Although it’s rare for the league’s elites to […]
Super Regional vs. Oklahoma State – THINGS TO LOOK FOR: Jordy Frahm and Alexis Jensen celebrate their Big 10 title with battery-mate Jesse Farrell.Andy Ketterson HUSKER GAME INFO Schedule: (All times CST) May 21 vs #15 Oklahoma State 8 p.m.May 22 vs #15 Oklahoma State 4 p.m.May 23 vs #15 Oklahoma State (if nec.) 4 p.m Location: Rhonda Revelle […]
The Wisconsin Badgers are scheduled to begin hosting official visits next week, as around 30 recruits will be making their way to campus over the next few weeks. Wisconsin has had a strong start in the 2027 class, primarily due to its in-state recruiting efforts, but there are still a number of recruits they’re looking […]
While Keaton Verhoeff’s stock has fluctuated throughout this past year when it comes to where people are ranking him for the 2026 NHL Draft — everything from a contender for No. 1 with Gavin McKenna, to being in the middle of the first round — one thing has remained stable no matter what: People think he can make an impact in the NHL. That’s the type of prospect we’re truly talking about here. Someone who was seen as a truly projectable talent; a 6-foot-3, right-handed defenseman that isn...
The Pittsburgh Steelers full 2026 training camp schedule is here. The Steelers will report to St. Vincent College in Latrobe, PA on Tuesday, July 28. Their first practice will take place Wednesday, July 29. The team’s first full padded practice will take place on Monday, August 3. The annual night practice at Latrobe Memorial Stadium […]
The Las Vegas Raiders won’t start training camp till the middle of July, but they have already began turning over the bottom of the roster following optional OTA’s signing defenders Cameron McGrone (LB) & Benito Jones (NT) while waiving WR Brenden Rice, and placing DT Brodric Martin on the IL. For the first time in […]
It was an exciting third round series for the Colorado Eagles which saw the squad advance to the AHL’s Western Conference finals for the first time in their history. As we know the Eagles won the Kelly Cup multiple times in the ECHL but this is the first time they have progressed this far in […]
The New York Yankees know what it’s like to hold some of the league’s best relievers in its bullpen. Names like Goose Gossage, Sparky Lyle, Dave Righetti, and Mariano Rivera are the talk of the town for the Bombers of old, while Dellin Betances resonate with those in the modern era. But another reliever of […]
Rutgers welcomed a historic recruiting class in 2024 and it became clear that the star duo of Dylan Harper and Ace Bailey would become great at the next level. Both Harper and Bailey would become top-five picks after spending one year at Rutgers. After successful rookie years, the former Scarlet Knights were selected to All-NBA […]
The University of Kentucky officially announced a major change in the structure of its athletics leadership search on Thursday morning, revealing that the school’s next leader will hold two titles: Chief Executive Officer of Champions Blue, LLC, and Athletics Director. The move comes as longtime athletics director Mitch Barnhart prepares to retire on June 30 […]
Arizona will be searching for several players at a critical position this portal season. Sophomore catcher Emma Kavanagh has announced her intention to enter the transfer portal when it opens on June 8. Kavanagh will become the third sophomore catcher to transfer in the last three years, joining Olivia DiNardo and Emily Schepp. DiNardo left […]
It is nice to get a one-run win for a change. They are 5-10 in one run games. I expect that to level off some. There is a bunch of little bits of Jays news: I had thought the strike zone was pretty big last night, but I was wrong, Sorry Brock. Non-Jays, but wouldn’t […]
The Kentucky Wildcats and Will Stein have been crushing on the recruiting trail ever since he landed the job in Lexington, and he’s not stopping anytime soon. On Thursday, the Cats picked up a commitment from 3-star running back Kelsey Gerald, a Florida native who the Wildcats have had their eye on for a while. […]
One of the first players to commit to Indiana out of the transfer portal this season was Jaeden Mustaf, a 6’6” combo guard/wing who has played two years at Georgia Tech. He started 10 games as a freshman, appearing in 26, before becoming a regular in the starting lineup last season. Despite some sites listing […]
Recruiting the state is always a huge priority for Indiana football, but the class of 2027 is proving even more pivotal than usual given the prospects at the top, including one who’s seen his recruitment skyrocket in recent weeks. Errol Kearns III is a safety out of Lawrence Central High School in Indianapolis who’s currently […]
There are so many of the usual pillars to the Kansas City Chiefs’ success still leading the way into the 2026 season, even if quarterback Patrick Mahomes takes his time in recovering from injury. Whether it’s him, head coach Andy Reid, tight end Travis Kelce or defensive tackle Chris Jones, the core of the three-time […]
The Kentucky Wildcats baseball team got bounced in the first round of the SEC Tournament by the Vanderbilt Commodores earlier this week. As their resume took a big hit, the Cats might find themselves outside of the field of 64 on Monday. In D1 Baseball’s latest projection, Nick Mingione’s ball club is the second-to-last team […]
Yesterday, the NBA released the 2025-26 All-Rookie Teams. As the team with the worst record last season, the Washington Wizards relied heavily on young rosters. However, that didn’t translate into any players making the first or second teams. That’s unfortunate, especially considering that both Tre Johnson and Will Riley averaged double figures in scoring. Johnson […]
Neutral site non-conference tournaments have been a thing for decades in men’s and women’s college basketball, but we’re only getting more and more of them with the onset of the NIL era. Now, Indiana men’s basketball is linked to the latest one. The “Diamond Cup,” is an eight-team event under discussion to be played starting […]
The NHL is reportedly preparing for a villainous fictitious hockey commissioner in 'Heated Rivalry' Season 2 that could leave fans howling.