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Week 1 College Fantasy Football Wide Receiver Rankings

We've been itching for a full slate of college football for months, and at least it's finally here! This season at RotoBaller, we'll be providing coverage for Power 4-only fantasy football leagues, so let's waste no time getting into our Week 1 college fantasy football wide receiver rankings for 2026. RotoBaller's Week 1 CFB fantasy wide […]

SUNDERLAND AFC & WOLF COMPETITIONS AGREE NEW MULTI-YEAR PARTNERSHIP

Sunderland AFC has renewed its partnership with North East-based competitions brand Wolf Competitions, as the Club’s Official Competitions Partner in a new multi-year agreement. Based in South Shields, Wolf Competitions offers customers the chance to win a wide range of prizes, from supercars and luxury vehicles, to cash prizes and other experiences. The renewed partnership will see Wolf Competitions continue to have a prominent presence at the Stadium of Light through in-bowl advert...

Morning Report | Joe Rogan says UFC should have stuck with Michael Chandler for Conor McGregor comeback fight

Joe Rogan thinks the UFC should not stick with Max Holloway for Conor McGregor’s comeback fight. In July, McGregor made his long-awaited return to the cage after a five-year absence, rematching Holloway in the main event of UFC 329. Unfortunately for McGregor, the bout lasted just over a minute as he blew out his knee […]

Jordan Ott has a new challenge waiting for him in Year 2

You can talk about all the things that make the 2026–27 Phoenix Suns interesting and intriguing, because they really are heading into next season. This is a team that didn’t make many major splashes, but instead focused on improving what they already had. Continuity and development will be the key factors defining success for Phoenix […]

Cat Scratch Reader Reacts Survey: Is 3-1 real?

With the benefit of an extra game thanks to the Hall of Fame game, the Carolina Panthers had the second best record in the NFC at 3-1. They were second only to the 3-0 Los Angeles Rams. While most folks discount preseason records as largely meaningless, most folks are also already crowning the Rams as […]

The curious case of Kel’el Ware

Kel’el Ware is an enigma. He possesses God-given ability like few other big men, but has yet to come close to establishing himself as a “winning player.” Has he had stretches of being that guy? Absolutely. It hasn’t been consistent, though. This shows up not only in the eye test, but also in the advanced […]

NBA

Film Forecast: Miami Hurricanes at Stanford Cardinal, 9/4

The Miami Hurricanes will open their 2026 season in Palo Alto, CA against the Stanford Cardinal (1-0). For whatever reason… this ACC matchup will be held Friday night at 9pm eastern time on ESPN. Miami has a 94.1% chance to win per ESPN, even after Stanford’s solid win over a good Hawaii team in Week […]

LSU News, September 2: Will the SEC punish LSU?

Welcome to Tiger Tales, a daily roundup of LSU and college sports news! Our defense vs. their offense: Clemson Tigers Let’s see how the teams compare. What is LSU football’s all-time record vs. Clemson? Will LSU extend its lead? Is the SEC serious about expelling LSU? What a brief history of conference ejections tells us […]

Indiana football to unveil national championship signage against North Texas

Long have Hoosier fans looked upon the banners upon the wall of Assembly Hall. Now they get to explore new frontiers in the rhyming/songwriting/casual trash talking space with the addition of “sign.” Indiana football is set to unveil signage in Memorial Stadium to commemorate the program’s 2025 national championship, the first in its history, during […]

JCSU Football Learns the Weight of Becoming the Hunted

Johnson C. Smith has turned painful losses into defining breakthroughs throughout the Brick x Brick era. Its season-opening loss to Benedict presents a new challenge: learning how to carry the weight of a championship. The post JCSU Football Learns the Weight of Becoming the Hunted appeared first on HBCU Gameday .

What Cale Makar’s record contract means for the Flyers

Colorado Avalanche star Cale Makar secured his future (and more) with a monumental eight-year, $163.2-million contract last week. It will make him the highest-paid player in the entire NHL when the contract kicks in next year, and it has undoubtedly changed the financial landscape for players across the league. So, what does it mean for the Philadelphia Flyers? We’ve already seen a whole lot of the contractual environment in the NHL change this summer. Whether it was the $18-million AAV o...

How does Mizzou football shake out this season?

The concrete has set, the M has been re-rocked and Faurot Field is ready to host it’s 100th season of Mizzou football. After an offseason of lawsuits, failed legislation, extreme roster turnover, and off-field injury, any college football fan worth their salt is ready to finally play real games. Ladies and gentlemen, we are finally […]

Schedule Preview, Part III: The return

Welcome back to our in-depth schedule preview for the Sixers’ 2026-27 season (here’s a look back at part one and part two). Part three will be picking the schedule back up in the middle of January and stretching through the beginning of March. It’s another spread out part of the season as it contains the […]

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How TJ Rumfield’s Rookie Year Stacks Up to Todd Helton

When Hall of Famer Todd Helton retired after 17 seasons with the Colorado Rockies, the carousel of replacements at first base has made for a grueling search to fill his position. For 13 years, the Rockies have tried again and again to find a first baseman who could provide stability and production at first base, […]