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Rockstar Games has officially revealed the GTA 6 pre-order date to be June 25, 2026. The pre-orders will go live on digital storefronts (PS5 and Xbox Stores) and in select retailers (physical copies).
Q: I am not saying I’m for or against moving on from Coach Tomlin, but that topic comes up every year when the team is going through a tough stretch. When that topic comes up, people often say, “Who would you want to replace him that you think would do better?” So let’s play the […]
The last team to go winless in the Big 10 for consecutive seasons was Rutgers in 2018-19. Before them, you have to go all the way back to Illinois in 1996-97. Purdue went an imperfect 0-9 last year and they sit at 0-7 this year. Their remaining conference schedule comprises this week against UW and […]
Northwestern football returns to Illinois for its two-game home slate at Wrigley Field. On Saturday, it will play its first contest at the friendly confines this year against No. 18 Michigan. Here’s how the Inside NU staff thinks the Wildcats will fare. Charlie Jacobs: Northwestern 18, Michigan 23 This game feels like it’ll be close […]
Gavin Stone was the answer to a trivia question in 2024, as he led a championship team in both starts (25) and innings pitched (140 1/3), but did not pitch during the postseason. The right-hander had shoulder surgery in October 2024, which not only wiped out a potential playoff run but also the entire 2025 […]
The New Orleans Pelicans are making a change at head coach. After starting the season 2-10 as one of the NBA’s worst teams, the organization announced on Saturday morning that it had fired Willie Green. The decision comes months after the franchise moved on from David Griffin in the offseason and named Joe Dumars as the Pelicans’ new head of basketball operations. Dumars initially chose to keep Green as the man in charge, but has now promptly switched things up less than a month into...
It’s game day in Athens, Georgia! Georgia got good injury news earlier this week when Drew Bobo (finger laceration) and Lawson Luckie (head injury) each dropped off the injury report. But no team in the SEC is experiencing injury luck like Texas, coming off their bye the only team in the league with no one […]
Throughout the year, we will be asking and answering questions about various Ohio State teams, the players, and anything else on our collective minds of varying degrees of importance. If you have a question that you would like to ask, you can tweet us @LandGrant33 or if you need more than 280 characters, send an email HERE. Through nine games, […]
Fall turns into winter, Jack Michaels delivers an electric game call, and taxes are due at the end of April. Oh yeah, add the Carolina Hurricanes having a good regular season to that list of certainties. Put aside the playoff foibles of the ‘Canes — this is one of the best regular season teams for…
As good as the hockey was at the U18 Nationals in Newfoundland & Labrador, spots for U18 Worlds in January were on the line. So, who impressed?
It's bad enough we have to get Philadelphia Eagles highlights of Jaelan Phillips, but now a former Miami Dolphins coach is rubbing it in, too.
The Syracuse Orange field hockey team was less than two minutes from advancing in the NCAA Tournament when a series of penalty corners allowed the Liberty Flames to tie the game and send it to overtime. Despite starting down a player, Syracuse was able to keep the score tied and send it to penalty strokes. […]
The Nationals had a lot of weaknesses in 2025, but none were worse than the bullpen. They had the worst bullpen ERA in baseball at 5.59, and it was not even close. There were actually a couple of points where the unit looked alright, but as a whole, it was a dumpster fire. Major changes […]
Here is a very good photo of the Wrigley Field marquee, and it is from a very specific time frame. The marquee was painted blue/green until 1965, as noted in this Wrigley Field history post (the marquee photo there is from 1962). When Tribune Co. bought the Cubs, they replaced the manual letters and numbers […]
Last night, UNC dominated North Carolina Central in order to improve to 4-0. The game had a lot more of a flow than the game against Radford as far as the foul call situation goes, but the Eagles did their best to slow the Heels down with their zone defense. While they did just that […]
Top free agent lists produced by different writers around the game are always fun. You can probably take your own mix of the top fifty players available, mix them up and it’ll probably match something somebody has already written. We know who the top free agents are going to be weeks before they actually become […]
After yet another in-season break, your Kansas State Wildcats return to the field today to begin the final stretch of the season. It’s been a particularly rough 2025 for the Wildcats. Between player injuries, a tough transition in scheme on offense, and all the scheduling quirks associated with the opening trip to Ireland, things have […]
Spain boss Luis de la Fuente has been full of praise for Barcelona’s Dani Olmo ahead of his team’s final two World Cup qualifiers. Olmo has struggled to make an impact at Barcelona so far this season, with injuries once again a theme, but the Spain manager thinks he’s made for the national team. “Dani […]
For Seattle sports fans, many have felt the frustration of east coast bias, especially with sports. Just look at recent examples of Leonard Williams not being a Pro Bowler in 2024, Kenneth Walker and Tariq Woolen both barely losing Rookie of the Year honors to New York Jets’ players Garrett Wilson and Sauce Gardner in […]
As the 2025 season rolls along, so will our weekly previews of games and NFL prospects to watch. This will come in addition to our NFL Draft coverage over the course of the fall and winter. Whether you’re a fan of the draft or just a college football fan, this series looks to give you an idea […]
Every week here at Blogging The Boys, we’ll spotlight the biggest college matchups and the players who could soon wear the Star. If you want to get a jump on who might help America’s Team in the years to come, this is your weekly college football guide. (For teams previously covered in other weeks, we move down […]
Happy Saturday everyone! Welcome to the Canal Street Chronicles College Football open thread! This is where we congregate to discuss and dissect each and every one of today’s games on the NCAA Division 1-A (FBS) football schedule. Let’s have some fun and enjoy some stress-free football as we watch the future stars of the NFL […]
Whether it’s tailgating or homegating, fans of the Buffalo Bills are known to be elite tier when it comes to food. Wingin’ It returns for it’s eighth season of Mad Hatter-esque recipes taking inspiration from the Buffalo Bills and their opponents. Dirty Soda Last week I mentioned that I don’t know if I do enough […]
This week marks the time the Mavericks move forward, and the storm clouds clear for fans. While the move to fire Nico Harrison doesn’t solve or restore anything, it matters to the health of the franchise in the short and long term, and lifts the collective mental health of those who follow them. This week’s […]
The back half of the NFL season has arrived, and for the Seattle Seahawks that brings a crucial division matchup against the Los Angeles Rams with sole possession of first place on the line. Joining Field Gulls to preview the matchup is Evan Craig of Turf Show Times, and since everyone is here to read […]
No. 2 Indiana is back in action this afternoon in Bloomington. The Hoosiers will take on Wisconsin at 12 p.m. ET at Memorial Stadium. The game is a BTN broadcast. Whether you’re in Bloomington for the game or watching from ... The post Open thread: Discuss IU football’s noon kickoff against Wisconsin appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .