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The Daily Mauling: 10/10/26

Links! The time for tonight’s game has changed to 7pm to beat the storms headed to the southwest This SI article says weather may still be a factor in the game Kansas basketball players give their thoughts on the return of Tre White and Melvin Council, Jr Hall of Famer Mike Ditka died Friday at […]

Duke Recruiting: Colton Hiller Update

Looks like Colton Hiller’s recent visit to Duke went pretty well, with him saying it was “awesome,”which is pretty great to hear. Here is part of what he said: “It exceeded expectations. It was great, definitely, just getting down there and seeing what Duke is about and the brotherhood. It was awesome.” If you noticed, […]

2026-27 Marquette Men’s Basketball Player Preview: #4 Nolan Minessale

The 2026-27 college basketball season is right around the corner, so let’s dive into the Marquette men’s basketball roster and take a look at what to expect from each player this season. Going forward in these Player Previews, we’ll be going in this order: The two freshmen going in alphabetical order by last name then […]

“Around the Big East” Season Preview – Georgetown Hoyas

2025-26 Season Recap: Head Coach: Ed Cooley Departing players: KJ Lewis – USC (14.9 PPG) Malik Mack – Providence (13.6 PPG) Julius Halaifonua – Oklahoma State (9.5 PPG) Jeremiah Williams – Graduation (5.9 PPG) Deshawn Harris-Smith – Delaware (5.2 PPG) Isaiah Abraham – Kansas State (4.8 PPG) Jayden Fort – Charlotte (3.3 PPG) Langston Love […]

Michigan Basketball is ‘ready to turn the page’ under Mike Boynton Jr.

The Michigan Wolverines are hoping to keep the momentum going after winning the second national championship in school history last season, but the program is “ready to turn the page” under first-year head coach Mike Boynton Jr. With the upcoming campaign on the horizon, the Wolverines had to put the past behind them and focus […]

OVC Preview Series: Western Illinois Leathernecks

Chad Boudreau is determined to find his dominant big once again.  Ever since the departure of Drew Cisse following the Leathernecks’ 2023-24 campaign that saw them finish with their best record since the 2012-2013 season, the Leathernecks have been in pursuit of the right player to replace the sheer size and athleticism that the current […]

College football viewing picks for October 10, 2026: How to watch Week 6

All Times Eastern noon Texas A&M at Missouri — ABC/ESPN Unlimited/Disney+ Indiana at Nebraska — Fox/Fox One Wake Forest at North Carolina State — The CW/ESPN Unlimited Tulane at Army — CBS Sports Network North Carolina at Pittsburgh — ESPN/ESPN Unlimited Central Florida at Oklahoma State — ESPN2/ESPN Unlimited Dartmouth at Yale — ESPNU/ESPN Unlimited…

President Donald Trump’s Oval Office meeting hints at next push for college sports bill

President Donald Trump took the fight over the Protect College Sports Act into the Oval Office on Friday, meeting with two of his top college sports allies and key White House staff, according to Yahoo Sports’ Ross Dellenger. The two allies were Yankees president Randy Levine, whom Trump appointed to lead the push for college […] The post President Donald Trump’s Oval Office meeting hints at next push for college sports bill appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .

Survey: Michigan State To Beat Illinois

It’s Saturday, and that means the votes are in. Thank you for all of you who have been voting in these polls. And if you have another second to spare, please go back to yesterday’s article to share your specific score prediction. Quick reminder that these surveys will appear in The Feed early in the […]

YouTube Gold: Duke-Texas A&M, 1987

After the 1986 run to the championship game, people developed a lot of respect for Mike Krzyzewski’s program. However, in 1987, it wasn’t at all clear that he could maintain his program at a high level. Coach K was replacing four starters and five seniors, in an era when you couldn’t just overhaul a team […]

AJ Dybantsa names difference in his defense between college and NBA

The No. 1 overall pick of this year's NBA Draft, AJ Dybantsa shared the differences between his defending in college and the NBA after he recorded four steals in the Washington Wizards ' preseason win over the New York Knicks . Dybantsa wasn't known as a great defender in college, but showed that he can do it against NBA talent which prompted the question about his defense by the media. "I always knew I had defensive potential. It was just kind of me being lazy in college, but definitely just ...