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NFC South Week 11 Review: The division race tightens with another week of losses
Another week, another 1-2 result for the division. The NFC South is living up to its reputation, and it’s looking like it will be a two-team race for the remaining year. Here’s the Week 11 NFC South Review. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6-4) Week 11 Result: Buccaneers 32 – Bills 44 Week 12 Opponent: Los Angeles […]
2025 Atlanta Braves Player Review: Rafael Montero
Rafael Montero was actually somewhat familiar with pitching in Truist Park. After all, he was part of the 2021 American League Champion Houston Astros squad who squared off against the eventual 2021 World Series Champions Atlanta Braves in that year’s World Series. Four years later, Montero found himself in Truist Park as part of the […]
Cowboys at Raiders: Star receiving duo steals the show in Sin City
Monday night got off to a strange start for the Dallas Cowboys’ star wide receiver duo. In a shocking development, both CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens were off the field for Dallas’ first offensive possession. The Cowboys’ drive lasted just three plays, and they punted the ball back to the Raiders, leaving Cowboys fans around […]
Syracuse men’s basketball: predictions and poll vs Monmouth
Adrian Autry’s Syracuse Orange (3-0) welcome another former NYC point guard legend to the JMA Dome tonight when King Rice’s Monmouth Hawks (1-2) visit. It’s a 9:00 start on the ACC Network with Robert Lee and Emeka Okafor on the call. Here’s what we’re predicting tonight: Kevin: Syracuse 83, Monmouth 61 Tyler Betsey sitting out […]
Dolphins rival makes QB switch that could be a gift for Miami’s defense
The Miami Dolphins won't face the Jets for three weeks, but a quarterback change is being made that might benefit them in that rematch.
Royally random tidbits: Hall of Fame voting, Kris Bubic, and what to do about Jonathan India
My sports world is in a tailspin. The Chiefs are struggling, the Blues are awful, and the Timberwolves are the Timberwolves. Nothing seems to be going right. The Royals, at least, are interesting in these early days of the offseason. The team hasn’t made any major moves, but there have been smaller transactions, rumors, awards […]
Lions News: What national media thinks after Lions’ loss to Eagles
National writers and analysts seem to be quite down on the Detroit Lions following a disappointing loss to the Eagles on Sunday Night Football. It’s perfectly fine to say, “Who cares? They don’t know us.” But if you’re curious—or at least want some bulletin board material—I found thoughts from a few NFL folks. CBS Sports’ […]
NFL Fantasy Football Week 12: The Playoffs Beckon
Welcome back for another round of fantasy football ramblings. Hopefully, if you’re still following along, it’s because you are anticipating a playoff run and trying to find the right keys to unlock a championship. (I can certainly vouch for having teams in different positions down the stretch, from a Friends & Family League team that […]
ACC Power Rankings: Week 12
It was another interesting week in the Atlantic Coast Conference. To begin the slate, Clemson pulled off the road upset of Louisville on Friday night. Miami nearly shut out a NC State many thought would put up points. Virginia went on the road and dominated Duke, officially ending the ACC’s doomsday scenario. Pitt got blown […]
Michigan Edges Northwestern at Wrigley Field
If you looked at the box score of Saturday’s game between Michigan and Northwestern, you probably wouldn’t think the Wolverines needed a last-second field goal to escape Wrigley Field with a two-point win. Not in a game in which Michigan dominated the stat sheet as thoroughly as it did. How dominant were the Wolverines? They […]
Women’s Basketball: Marta Suarez’s 26 points leads No. 17 TCU to road win over No. 10 NC State
No. 17 TCU Women’s Basketball picked up a huge win on the road over No. 10 NC State by a score of 69-59. This was the first road win over a ranked non-conference opponent since 2011 and a big addition to the NCAA Tournament resume early in the season. The Horned Frogs looked very comfortable […]
Playoff Valkyratings: The beginning is also the end
The Reign's playoff run ended early, but the fight is worth reflecting on
Steelers get positive update on Aaron Rodgers injury
The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Cincinnati Bengals 34-12 on Sunday, getting their record to 6-4 as they continue their journey to a hopeful AFC North title. The win didn’t come without a few scares, though, as quarterback Aaron Rodgers left the game at the end of the first half with a wrist injury and did […]
Knights In The NFL: Bye Week Update
With Rutgers being on a bye week, it is time to check in to see how former Scarlet Knights are doing in the NFL. This update will only feature active players, not the ones who have been on injury reserve all season. These players include CB Robert Longerbeam, FB Michael Burton, DT Kyonte Hamilton, and […]
Hawks in the NFL: Week 11
Good news, bad news this week. One tight end joined exclusive company. Another potentially had his season end before a snap in Week 11. Another is…well I don’t know what’s going on in Minneapolis. And then we have to talk about a defensive back here in Denver. Let’s get to it. George Kittle Normally I […]
This Week in Happy Valley: Defense Travels
Penn State’s defense has finally started to figure things out late in the season. Long snapper Tyler Duzansky was named a semifinalist for the Mannelly Award. Kaytron Allen has a shot to break the rushing record against Nebraska. Terry Smith explains what Saturday’s win meant to him. A players-only meeting helped Penn State hockey flip […]
How the Chiefs struggled against the Broncos’ man coverage on Sunday
During Sunday’s 22-19 loss to the Denver Broncos, the Kansas City Chiefs offense failed in many different ways. The run-pass splits, the lack of intermediate passing game and how it performed against the blitz were just some of the entries on a long list. But one thing that really stood out was how poorly Kansas […]
Progress? Las Vegas Raiders show none in another prime-time stinker
Ashton Jeanty getting smothered in the end zone for the safety after a penalty and special teams gaffe. That sequence of unfortunate events perfectly encompasses not only how bad the Las Vegas Raiders were in a 33-16 Monday Night loss to the visiting Dallas Cowboys, but how atrocious of a football team they are. It […]
Pirates linked to top free agent by analyst
The Pittsburgh Pirates and the other 29 MLB teams are looking at free agents to sign from across the league. The Pirates have notoriously been one of the more frugal teams in free agency, but that may change this year. Bleacher Report writer Tim Kelly believes the Pirates could sign Seattle Mariners infielder Jorge Polanco. […]
Milwaukee Bucks Poll: Is the Bucks’ season turning for the worse?
We’re awaiting news on Giannis Antetokounmpo’s MRI today after he exited last night’s game in Cleveland with a left groin strain during the late second quarter. It’s reasonable to think that the Bucks aren’t a playoff team without Giannis healthy. Just how long they have to identify as Giannis-less, we’ll soon find out. By the […]
Bills vs. Buccaneers penalties: Strange flags rule Week 11
The Buffalo Bills’ offense made a lot of progress in restoring faith in the team this past weekend as quarterback Josh Allen and friends accounted for six touchdowns against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Along the way the officials tossed a few flags and I know that’s the story everyone actually wants to know about, so […]
Final thoughts on Bills’ win vs. Buccaneers
On Sunday afternoon at a windy Highmark Stadium, the Buffalo Bills bounced back from a disappointing Week 10 loss to the Miami Dolphins, relying on another Superman performance from quarterback Josh Allen to outlast the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 44-32. Today’s edition of Buffalo Rumblinks leads off with observations and analysis from Buffalo’s big victory over […]
IU basketball is the Big Ten’s biggest riser in KenPom, Bart Torvik through two weeks of the 2025-26 season
Through two weeks of the 2025-26 men’s basketball season, IU basketball is the Big Ten’s biggest riser in KenPom and Bart Torvik. Both computer rankings are used by the NCAA tournament selection committee in its process of building the March ... The post IU basketball is the Big Ten’s biggest riser in KenPom, Bart Torvik through two weeks of the 2025-26 season appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
10 Thoughts on the NFL: Shedeur’s debut, another Chicago classic, and more in Week 11
1. That’s five times, now. Five times, the Chicago Bears have come back to steal a win from an opponent in the final minute this year. Is it Ben Johnson’s manic energy? Is it Caleb Williams becoming The Guy? Is it pure luck? All of the above? I don’t care. Because right now, the Bears […]
Netflix reveals announcing team for Lions, Vikings Christmas clash
In case you needed a reminder, the Detroit Lions not only play on Thanksgiving this year, but they’re also a part of the NFL’s doubleheader on Christmas this year. Their Week 17 holiday matchup against the Minnesota Vikings will be broadcast on Netflix, and on Tuesday, the streaming service announced their broadcasting lineup for the […]
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