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With the Grapefruit League all wrapped up, I wanted to discuss a pair of the Nats biggest stars this spring. Brady House and Cade Cavalli are entering key seasons in their pro career. Both are starting their first full season as a big leaguer. This spring, both of them looked ready to roll. I want […]
On the second night of a back-to-back, the Wizards rode the offensive rebounding exploits of Marvin Bagley III and Justin Champagnie — both starting because of injuries (or the need to rest) for the usual starters — to keep the score close. The duo had five offensive boards between them in the first quarter. They […]
It’s been an enthralling start to the season for the Atlanta Hawks (13-9), who have had to re-engineer their style of play on both ends of the floor after losing Trae Young to an MCL sprain just minutes into their fifth game of the season. The team has responded beautifully in the wake of Young’s […]
Ever since joining the Spurs, Harrison Barnes has been the model of consistency. He has started and played in every game with San Antonio. He’s on par to reflect his last two seasons in Sacramento where he hadn’t missed a game since the 2021-2022 season. But it’s not just his durability. Barnes offers a vet […]
Good morning Gang Green Nation! The New York Jets surprisingly had rookie wide receiver Arian Smith inactive in last Sunday’s game against the Atlanta Falcons. He had been surpassed on the depth chart by recent additions John Metchie and Adonai Mitchell, but few expected the seldom used Allen Lazard, who has no future with the […]
I knew my prediction last week was bold, and it was the biggest whiff I’ve had so far this year. Sometimes you’ve got to go big or go home, and I learned that sometimes shooting that far up is risky. This week, I want to predict something that seems bold, but not too bold. The […]
The Dallas Mavericks return home for a rematch with the Miami Heat, hoping to extend their win streak to three. Dallas nearly stole the last meeting in Miami, falling 106–102 despite missing Anthony Davis and relying on a hobbled rotation. Now, with Davis back in the mix and Ryan Nembhard stepping into his own as […]
Welcome back to our weekly series tracking some of the bowl/CFP picks for Penn State football following each game, This season, we will follow ESPN, Yahoo, College Football News, and CBS Sports, with occasional bonus picks from other publications. Yahoo Sports/College Football News: Bowl/CFP Seed: Rate Bowl Location: Phoenix, AZ Date: December 26th, 2025 Opponent: […]
Kansas Jayhawk Links Missing Darryn Peterson again, the Jayhawks fell to #5 UCONN at home. The Jayhawks, coming off three wins without Peterson at the Players Era Festival, leaned into the same formula of tough defense and aggressive rebounding, while the Huskies tried to get into the open court and run. And through the first […]
Jerry Jones on Cowboys’ best road to playoffs, his defensive line, injuries and more – Tommy Yarrish, DallasCowboys.com Jerry Jones invested a lot in his defensive tackles, and it sounds like there’s no plan to split up the super group. Keeping Dallas’ interior defensive line trio together Speaking of Williams, Jones was also complimentary of […]
On Sunday night, the embattled Commanders took the 9-2 Denver Broncos down to the final wire in overtime. Dan Quinn went down swinging, with a two-point conversion attempt to win it after the final touchdown, rather than settling for a tie. It was a valiant effort by a ragtag band of scrappy underdogs, with a […]
Last Devils Game On Monday night, the Devils lost to the Columbus Blue Jackets by a score of 5-3. I recently wrote about how everything that could have gone right, went right for the Devils in their game against Buffalo on the day after Thanksgiving. At that point, the Devils had won 3 games in […]
The last time Liverpool’s form ticked up in the midst of their October and December struggles, with back to back wins over Real Madrid in Europe and Aston Villa in the Premier League, there was an immediate embrace of the feeling that the Reds had found their feet. That was the message promoted by the […]
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Barcelona have confirmed that Dani Olmo suffered a dislocated shoulder during Tuesday’s 3-1 win over Atletico Madrid. The Spain star scored Barcelona’s second goal but was then forced off after landing awkwardly and injuring his shoulder. Olmo has now undergone tests and is set to miss the next month of action for Barcelona. Here’s the […]
Update 3: Kentucky has now added National Signing Day signatures from 3-star wide receiver Denairius Gray and 3-star wide receiver Davis McCray. That means 10 recruits are officially signed to play for Will Stein. ___________________________________________________________ Update 2: It’s been an eventful day so far, including Kentucky picking up a commitment from 3-star junior college offensive […]
Maryland men’s basketball endured a shaky first half against Wagner Tuesday, trailing for over three minutes of game time and looking second-best for stretches. But the Terps pulled away for what ended up a comfortable 89-63 victory, quelling some of the concerns that popped up in Vegas and sparking some momentum ahead of their first […]
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 44 of Hangout in the Holy Land, Justin and Alex are back for […]
The latest Five Quick Facts Following the Chiefs Week 13 Loss to Dallas | Upon Further Review | The Mothership 4. The Chiefs shot themselves in the foot with 10 penalties for 119 yards. Kansas City was penalized 10 times for a season-high 119 yards on Thursday, marking its fourth game this season with 10+ […]
Maryland women’s basketball’s Ava McKennie will miss the rest of the 2025-26 season due to a torn ACL. In the Terps’ last game against Hofstra, the sophomore hit the ground and held her knee after a fast-break, according to Testudo Times reporter Ben Messinger. The game against Hofstra was McKennie’s best game of the season. […]
Welcome to the Early Signing Period, Canes fans! This living document will be updated with every signee today, as well as the decisions of other Canes targets as well. Maybe. We’ll see about the “other targets” part of things. Going into the Early Signing Period, Miami holds 29 commitments but are potentially looking to add […]
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Kentucky basketball entered the season with big expectations after dismantling No. 1 Purdue 78–65 in an exhibition that never felt close. Fans saw a team with energy, toughness, and pace, a team that looked ready to compete with anyone. Since that night, the Wildcats have struggled to find any sort of identity, and their inconsistency […]
Duke’s win over Florida was intense and dramatic. You could pick any number of moments – 11 blocked shots, multiple great plays by Cameron Boozer, or Boogie Fland coughing the ball up at the end and call them the most dramatic plays. Still, we’re pretty sure that most Duke fans would agree with us that […]
The Miami Dolphins still could use cornerback help, and the Steelers just gifted a player who will help any CB-needy team.
Not for Florida, though.