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Although offensive coordinator Brian Angelichio wasn’t with the Pittsburgh Steelers a year ago, even he can feel the difference WR Roman Wilson and QB Aaron Rodgers have in their second season together. Wilson has ascended during camp looking more confident, playing to his timed speed and clearly outpacing rookie Germie Bernard through the first few […]
In lieu of a typical mauling, I’m getting into the Halloween spirit with some spooky QOTDs Halloween QOTDs 1) Have you or anyone you know ever visited Stull Cemetery outside of Lawrence? What was your/their experience? 2) Do you believe in any type of paranormal phenomena? 3) What are the scariest movies you’ve seen? (not […]
I told you guys I would eventually get one, I just needed time to warm up. I nailed my bold prediction for the last Detroit Lions game, and I’m looking to start a streak this week. There were a lot of good options to choose from in this matchup, but I decided to focus on […]
It is the ninth year of Top Prospect voting at South Side Sox! First, let us review past years: To make sure we give the SSS readership a strong vote in our South Side Sox Top 100, we’re going to run five or 10 polls before kicking off our Top 100 Prospect countdown. Ideally, we […]
The Hawkeye men begin their basketball season Tuesday, 11/4, against Robert Morris. This will be the first look we get from the team, as they absconded the standard exhibition in favor of a second secret scrimmage against the team who knocked out Ben McCollum’s Drake Bulldogs, Texas Tech. From the sounds of it, the Hawkeyes […]
Last night’s game between the Washington Wizards and the Oklahoma City Thunder was a lesson in NBA reality. The Thunder are the league’s best team. Their odds of repeating as champions are better than Washington’s odds of winning the draft lottery — even if the Wizards finish with the NBA’s worst record. Even missing their […]
With only 3 returning players from last season, there was a big need to bring in some talent and experience. Damon Stoudamire ended up bringing in 4 new faces to supplement the roster, a few of which should play significant roles this season. Given Georgia Tech basketball’s NIL budget (or lack thereof), Stoudamire was mostly […]
Update’s: Beebe full participant on Thurs. – DallasCowboys.com The Cowboys could be getting their starting center back in week nine. 4:05 p.m. — After being a limited participant for the entirety of last week, Cowboys C Cooper Beebe (ankle) was a full participant in Dallas’ Thursday practice. Beebe was close to returning to the lineup last […]
If Ole Miss learned a lesson from the Georgia game and took it to Oklahoma, it’s that they can’t blow a two-score forth-quarter lead if they don’t have a two-score fourth-quarter lead because they blew a two-score third-quarter lead. You know, strategery and things of that nature. As we know, Ole Miss overcame the third-quarter […]
The Dallas Mavericks hold a 2-3 record after five games, good for the 12 Seed in the Western Conference as of Thursday morning. Although it is a small sample size, there is enough behind the numbers to begin identifying trends. There was no question coming into the season that head coach Jason Kidd would have […]
The Duke Chronicle has a couple of columns up worth your time. The first is about the gauntlet of a schedule that Jon Scheyer has set up. Duke plays Texas (neutral), Kansas, (neutral), Arkansas (neutral), Florida in Cameron, Michigan State in East Lansing, Texas Tech (neutral) and Michigan (neutral). The Devils will also visit Army, […]
The Islanders’ fruitless four-game road trip continues in Washington after an eminently forgettable loss to the Hurricanes last night in Raleigh. They enter the evening last in the Eastern Conference — by points percentage as well as raw points now after last night’s regulation loss — and for many Isles fans, that’s quite according to […]
Good morning Gang Green Nation! The New York Jets have been rumored to be in the market for trading Breece Hall for months. Now, as the trade deadline looms just a few days away, sources are saying, not so fast. Rumors are the Jets may be more inclined to extend Hall than trade him. What […]
It’s Halloween! And what’s better than a Halloween horror movie? Tonight, we’ll see a real terror-inducer in Toronto— though whether it’s the Dodgers or the Jays being plunged into the depths of fear is yet to be seen. Onto the links. Phillies news MLB news
The Spurs have the achieved their greatest start in franchise history. The Spurs beat the Miami Heat last night to earn a 5-0 record. 5-0! During the game, Sean Elliott and the Spurs honored Bill Schoening, who retired after twenty-four seasons as the radio voice of the franchise. Additionally, there have been online mentions of […]
On life, love, and chasing that next Cig. Even if he gets to six wins, does Braun survive? New stadium coming at some now-undefined time “next year.” –NUDave Buffkomodo: I mean, they’ve given you much more to cheer for than they did last season. They’re better and more competitive than I thought they’d be. You’d […]
Here are your links for today: Devils Links The Devils responded to Tuesday’s rough outing against the Avalanche by coming back with another brutal start. Ultimately it was too much to overcome, as the Devils dropped a 5-2 game to the Sharks. [Devils NHL] Sheldon Keefe: Marty talks here: Luke Hughes will be one of […]
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!! Tomorrow is the beginning of November. That means it will be the last month of college football’s regular season, but also the beginning of college basketball. Our hockey team, who are #1 in the nation, have this weekend off. But we still have three games in the next few days to help you […]
Maryland football’s post-bye week struggles aren’t looking any easier to conquer. Following its collapse against Washington, the Terps became 0-10 under head coach Michael Locksley after a week off. But Saturday’s matchup at SECU Stadium isn’t on the same plane as the Huskies’ — it’s far more daunting, and for good reason. No. 2 Indiana […]
On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Bleed Cubbie Blue is pleased to present a light-hearted, Cubs-centric look at baseball’s colorful past. Here’s a handy Cubs timeline, to help you follow the various narrative paths. “Maybe I called it wrong, but it’s official.” — Tom Connolly, HoF Umpire. HAPPY HALLOWE’EN! Today in baseball history: The story of Hall-of-Famer Burleigh Grimes: “I used to […]
Good morning, Camden Chatters. We’ve arrived at what could be the final day of baseball for the 2025 season. The Toronto Blue Jays are a win away from their first championship since 1993, and they’ll look to seal the deal in front of their home fans at Rogers Centre tonight. Former Oriole Kevin Gausman will […]
It’s been a frenetic start to the 2025-26 season for the Atlanta Hawks. Atlanta opened the season with a blowout loss at home against the Toronto Raptors – a performance deemed as “embarrassing” by Trae Young postgame. They bounced back a couple nights later, notching an impressive comeback victory over the Orlando Magic (who have […]
The Lions head west to take on the #1 Ohio State Buckeyes (oh boy!). How does the staff see this one playing out? Chris Penn State can’t buy a win at the moment, while Ohio State appears to be unstoppable. Great combination we have going on here! The only real hope I have is that […]
The Montreal Canadiens keep scanning for a true second line center, and insider Chris Johnston of The Athletic views a Pavel Zacha trade as the most realistic path among buzzed names like Matty Beniers and Bo Horvat. Johnston also cautions that the Boston Bruins are unlikely to send a useful piece to a long time rival, which means the fit is real but the route is complicated. League chatter mirrors that split verdict. Teams have been checking on Zacha’s availability while Bos...
On the back of a run to the Sweet 16 and a 25-win season, Maryland women’s basketball is gearing up for year 24 of the Brenda Frese era. The roster for 2025-26 features a mix of newcomers and familiar faces with eight returning players, two highly-touted transfers and five freshmen. Here’s what you need to […]
Kentucky basketball played its final of two exhibition games last night when it played host to the Georgetown Hoyas at Rupp Arena. Down a couple of their starting guards, head coach Mark Pope and his Wildcats fell to Georgetown (84-70) in what was a defensive collapse and a mess on the offensive end of the […]