In the aftermath of their Week 12 win in Cincinnati, which saw several players go down with injuries, the New England Patriots made a series of transactions. On Tuesday, the team signed offensive tackle Thayer Munford Jr. from the Cleveland Browns practice squad to its active roster, sent cornerback Alex Austin to injured reserve, and […]
The latest episode of Land-Grant Holy Land’s flagship podcast is here! Join hosts Justin Golba and Alex Frank as they discuss Ohio State football, basketball, recruiting, and much more! Come for the hot takes. Stay for the warm ones. Subscribe: RSS | Apple | Spotify | Google Podcasts | iHeart Radio On episode 42 of Hangout in the Holy Land, Justin and Alex are back for […]
On Tuesday, the Pro Football Hall of Fame announced 26 semifinalists for the modern-era Hall of Fame class of 2026, and for the first time, that list includes Detroit Lions legendary offensive lineman Lomas Brown. Retired in 2002, Brown has been eligible for the Hall of Fame for nearly 20 years now, but this is […]
The latest Chiefs’ quote of the day “I’ve noticed he has been practicing at a high level. It just appeared to be different to me in the last two weeks — and I think it’s showing up on the field.” — Defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo on defensive tackle Chris Jones Chiefs vs. Cowboys on Thanksgiving: […]
The recognition for Maryland men’s basketball guard Diggy Coit keeps on coming. The United States Basketball Writers’ Association recognized Coit as one of their USBWA Oscar Robertson National Players of the Week. He finished with 41 points on 11-of-17 shooting, with no shot more important than the 3-pointer that pushed the Terps to overtime in […]
How’d We Do Last Week? Most Wildly Inaccurate Im not sure there has ever been less of a sleepwalk first half for the Irish. In fact, it was the most dominant first half in ND history…..A historically bad take from our friend NDFanDan, which is welcomed given the circumstances. (GoldRushND had a very similar take […]
In the era of the Transfer Portal, redshirting has become almost extinct. But for Kentucky freshman Braydon Hawthorne, it might be the smartest play on the board. Mark Pope revealed this week that the staff is deep in conversation about whether to play the talented freshman or save his eligibility for a time when he […]
The Islanders continue their homestand (1-1 thus far, thanks to the shootout) with a Thanksgiving Eve visit from the Bruins, who just lost to the Sharks. The Bruins visited earlier in the month, prevailing in a 4-3 (shootout) shortly before the big road trip that may have turned the Islanders’ season around. Time to take […]
It’s rumor season and that means people are starting to move. We’ll start hearing about players that are on the trade block for a variety of reasons, but this one is interesting. Marte, as you know, has been a force lately while playing second base for the Diamondbacks. 2024 saw him land a top three […]
Anfernee Simons is a quality basketball player (as evidenced by his recent play). In particular, he’s exceptionally skilled at scoring the basketball (something a lot of teams have trouble with). In the right situation on the right team he could prove to be very valuable. That team might even be the Boston Celtics (thus 30 […]
This week’s Throwback Thursday takes us back to a tense afternoon in Palo Alto, when the top-ranked Fighting Irish found themselves in a battle they never expected. Notre Dame arrived at Stanford Stadium favored by three touchdowns, but the upset-minded Cardinal pushed the Irish to the limit — proving that sometimes the biggest tests come […]
The Canucks want to make a trade, and there are some players looking for contracts.
One Dolphins rival is still trying to keep their playoffs alive. Adding another WR to the roster is giving them at least a little hope.
Greetings, BBN! Texas A&M blanked Samford, Georgia rolled Charlotte, Oklahoma suffocated Mizzou, Alabama shut down and shut out Eastern Illinois, Vanderbilt ran past Kentucky, Texas threw down Arkansas, Tennessee chomped Florida, Auburn soared over Mercer, South Carolina blew away Coastal Carolina, and LSU did the bare minimum to not lose against Western Kentucky. In case […]
Real Madrid face Olympiakos in what’s expected to be yet another tough away game for Los Blancos. Xabi Alonso’s men need to make a statement in this one, as the coach could very well be on the hot seat if Los Blancos can’t gain some momentum and confidence while getting wins. It’s time for Real […]
It’s Wednesday, which means it’s time for a weekly Steelers links roundup at BTSC. But first, let’s take a look around the AFC North: What’s the latest on the Steelers’ upcoming opponent? Now, onto some Steelers news and discussion: Saunders: The Five Biggest Reasons the 2025 Steelers Are Struggling (From Steelers Now’s Alan Saunders): The obvious problems on offense […]
After a much-needed hate week victory, the Falcons look slightly less hapless. They’re also, against all odds and reason, still in the NFC South race with the Panthers looking mediocre and the Buccaneers collapsing in slow motion. You have to win the easy games to even entertain that thought, though. That means beating the Saints, […]
*Back at it tonight against the other Florida team, but with one single day off there was nothing to do but to turn the flames up on these Quinn Hughes rumors. Everybody is talking about the Canucks and what deal they’re likely to make. [ TSN ]
*Naturally all of the Insiders™ came out to say that They’re Hearing that the Flyers are interested in a potential trade for Hughes. Much like the other 30 teams in the league, the Flyers are almost certainly interested in acquiring arguably the le...
Here are your Pens Points for this Wednesday morning… How effective can forward Tommy Novak be for the Pittsburgh Penguins? It appears, under the hood at least, he has some talent to drive play and score goals, but none of that has really translated in a black and gold sweater since the team acquired him […]
Oh yes, last year’s Tech game. That night was a lot of things….frustrating, exhilarating, mind-numbing, exhausting, indigestion inducing… But more than anything else, it was satisfying. Why? Because not only did you beat your biggest rival (a point I will argue to the death), but you walked away knowing that the trade school knew they […]
Abby Roque had three points, including a highlight-reel between-the-legs goal, as the Montreal Victoire earned their first win of the season, 4-0, over the New York Sirens on Tuesday night at Place Bell.
Roque, acquired at the PWHL Draft from New York was playing her first home game in Montreal as well as her first game against her former team. It was Roque’s sixth career multi-point game in the PWHL.
“I actually don’t think I’ve ever tried that in a game or practiced it,” Roque said...
The hot stove stayed warm yesterday, as it was the Yankees’ archrivals turn to make a move. Boston traded for former Yankee Sonny Gray, getting him from St. Louis for a pair of pitchers including former Yankee farmhand Richard Fitts (and we can now go back to rooting for a 60-grade prospect name). Gray wasn’t […]
THE DAILY SPONGIE SPECIAL BEARSSSSSS Defending champion Eagles have been too good for too long to be underestimated by Bears – Chicago Sun-Times Amid their slump, the Eagles are still 8-3 and have some dangerous players on offense. A resurgence seems inevitable. Ken’s Note: Good Lord Above have mercy Jason Lieser, underestimated? UNDERESTIMATED? The Bears […]
Welcome to the Morning Commute Sorry for the delay. Today we are talking about Mizzou Football! On Tuesday afternoon, fans learned that Missouri’s Board of Curators were getting together on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving for a meeting. This isn’t the normal, so fans knew this meeting had to do with some sort of approval. A […]
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