Welcome to The Shotgun/Throwdown, your daily West Virginia sports roundup (that we didn’t already talk about in another article) with some sophomoric humor and daily distractions thrown in for good measure. And if there’s something we missed, be sure to talk about it in the comments. NO PATIENCE Rich Rodriguez didn’t spend the bye week preaching patience. He’s […]
From The Smoking Musket
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UPDATE: The exhibition matchup of your Georgetown Hoyas at George Washington appears to be carried on ESPN+ this Saturday, October 18th at 6PM ET. Very exciting. ORIGINAL POST: Your Georgetown Hoyas prepare to visit the George Washington Revolutionaries at 6PM on Saturday, October 18, marking the return of a historic local matchup and perhaps the […]
From Casual Hoya
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The Colorado Buffaloes will get the opportunity to rest up this weekend while on bye, but they’ll be back for some late-night action in Salt Lake City when they return to action next weekend. Per a release from the Big 12 earlier this week, Colorado’s game against the Utah Utes will kick off at 8:15 […]
From The Ralphie Report
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Virginia basketball was picked to finish fifth in the ACC this season by a select media panel, the ACC announced on Tuesday. UVA came in behind Duke, Louisville, North Carolina, and NC State, in that order, with the Blue Devils selected as the conference’s favorite for the 10th time in the last 13 years. The […]
From Streaking The Lawn
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The Jacksonville Jaguars were a no-show in Sunday afternoon’s 20-12 loss against the Seattle Seahawks as they looked out of sync in all three phases of the game. Whether it be penalties, drops, missed kicks, whiffs on blocking assignments — you name it — the Jags’ performance was as sloppy as we’ve seen in the […]
From Big Cat Country
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Rays infielder Taylor Walls has been named one of three American League finalists for a Rawlings Gold Glove Award at shortstop, joining Texas’ Corey Seager and Kansas City’s Bobby Witt Jr. Despite appearing in only 101 games, Walls’ 18 defensive runs saved were third most among major league infielders behind Toronto’s Ernie Clement (22) and […]
From DRaysBay
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Welcome to the 2025 edition of Ranking the Rockies, where we take a look back at every player to log playing time for the Rockies in 2025. The purpose of this list is to provide a snapshot of the player in context. The “Ranking” is an organizing principle that’s drawn from Baseball Reference’s WAR (rWAR). […]
From Purple Row
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This offseason will not be a normal one for the WNBA. The league and players’ union are currently trying to come to terms on a new collective bargaining agreement (CBA), but a lockout seems imminent. Even when a new CBA gets agreed upon, nearly the entire league will be able to enter free agency. Did […]
From Swish Appeal
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We’re officially onto the second half of the 2025 football season, Syracuse Orange fans. As expected, our Go Bowling Military Bowl O’Meter has had its ups and downs. Currently, the meter has seen better days, but not all hope is lost just yet. SU got back on track with a 45-6 blowout victory over the Fightin’ Byes […]
From Troy Nunes Is An Absolute Magician
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After a lot of firings, Paul Toboni is now starting to build the Nationals front office in his own vision. He made his first Assistant GM hiring, poaching a big name from his old club, the Red Sox. Paul Toboni is taking Red Sox scouting director Devin Pearson with him, where he will be a […]
From Federal Baseball
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The Buffalo Bills (4-2) were thoroughly outplayed during Monday night’s 24-14 road loss against the Atlanta Falcons. Bijan Robinson and the Falcons rushing attack ran wild, Drake London came up with big catch after big catch against Buffalo’s secondary, quarterback Josh Allen had little time to throw against a blitz-heavy Falcons pass rush, Buffalo once […]
From Buffalo Rumblings
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Cara Consuegra has an interesting thing happening with her 2025-26 Marquette women’s basketball team: She brings everyone back from her first season in charge. Not her entire rotation, not everyone except her seniors. Everyone, all 12 women, back for one more go-around. That does present a teeeeeeny little bit of a problem when it comes […]
From Anonymous Eagle
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If you ask Tyrese Martin what he thinks of his coach, Jordi Fernandez, his response is simple: “I love him.” D’Angelo Russell called him a “genius” at preparing his team for games despite a franchise record for games lost to injury/illness. Players from Cam Johnson to Cam Thomas have all had positive things to say […]
From NetsDaily
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It’s the Wednesday Crawfish Boil! Houston Astros News Injuries and roster moves Looking at Walker’s home field problems Blubaugh and his journey with roller coasters (MSJ) Click to interview for Rockies GM job (NYT) A season in photos (HC) Now the broadcasters are getting hurt (Chron) AL West News Could Polanco lead the M’s to […]
From The Crawfish Boxes
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As the Colorado Avalanche began the 2025-26 season relatively healthy and are overall still in pretty good shape (knock on wood), there are still a few injuries the team is dealing with some recent updates. Samuel Girard After working hard to rehab and return from a offseason lower-body injury just in time to get in […]
From Mile High Hockey
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The Tennessee Titans are the laughing stock of the NFL. They have an owner who wants to pull the strings at every turn and hide while she does it. Until that changes, it is going to take a whole lot of luck for them to become a winning franchise. As Metallica would say, it’s sad […]
From Music City Miracles
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In April of 2024, the Virginia Cavaliers announced a home-and-away football series with Washington State, with the Charlottesville contest in 2025 and the battle in Pullman in 2031. An interesting series as these two teams have met only one other time in 1976, when the ‘Hoos claimed a 38-17 win over the Cougars. Virginia will […]
From Streaking The Lawn
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The Dolphins have no choice but to get rookie quarterback Quinn Ewers up to NFL speed by giving him real playing time.
From Phin Phanatic
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Good morning A’s fans! The playoffs are set to continue as we head back to the American League. The Championship series heads to Seattle for the first time in over two decades as the Seattle Mariners are set to play host to the Toronto Blue Jays in a critical Game 3. Our rivals to the […]
From Athletics Nation
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Well that was a very eventful week in the Big Ten. Indiana with a huge win for their program and are now a serious CFP contender. Northwestern sends James Franklin packing and Penn State now has a very realistic chance to not make a bowl. USC making a strong argument as the 4th best team […]
From The Daily Gopher
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From The Smoking Musket
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Austin Keeney, Matt Nelson, and Dylan Coon are all back together to discuss Iowa State’s disappointing loss to Colorado. Austin had an unfortunate weekend dealing with unruly fans and high prices in Boulder. The guys try to make sense of how a team can have 3 kicker injuries in one year on top of everything […]
From Wide Right & Natty Lite
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The Caps have been one of the best teams in MLS this season.
From Big D Soccer
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On the back of this month’s international break, Into the Calderón brings you up to date with everything you need to know around Atlético Madrid. From new appointments in the board room to academy products shining at World Cups, we’ve got you covered in this month’s edition of Club News. Cardoso hokey pokey First he […]
From Into the Calderon
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Extending young stars is not something the Nationals organization has done very successfully in its history, with countless homegrown stars such as Bryce Harper, Juan Soto, Anthony Rendon, and Trea Turner eventually leaving via free agency or being traded before their contracts with the club could run out. There has been some success stories, such […]
From Federal Baseball
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