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The formal announcement that John Wildhack is retiring this summer means that the Syracuse Orange will have new leadership before the 2026-27 season. All eyes are on the men’s basketball coaching situation, but that’s not all the new athletic director will need to navigate, so we put up the TNIAAM Roundtable signal to get some […]
The highs and lows of college basketball can come and go very quickly. Unfortunately for the Hubert Davis-led Tar Heels over the past five seasons, the latter have come much too often. Just days after a thrilling victory over a one-loss Duke team, Carolina gave an uninspired effort in Miami to end their five-game winning […]
Good morning, BBN! This is exactly what Kentucky Basketball needed: a documentary taking us through this season. CBS released a sneak peek of “Kentucky Basketball CONFIDENTIAL,” which you can watch below, and some of the shots and speeches will get you fired up. It’s no secret that this year has been tumultuous, which is actually […]
After its win over third-ranked Connecticut last Friday, expectations for the Red Storm were rising. However, the coaches and players were careful to focus on “One game at a time”. Fans were talking about Tre Carroll of Xavier, who torched the Johnnies for 31 points in the first meeting in January. Who would draw the […]
Canada enters Milan as the clear favorite, but debates over young snubs, physicality, and Jordan Binnington’s role loom largest.
Baseball is back with pitchers and catchers reporting yesterday. With that, the Astros extended invites to some prospects that weren’t on the 40 man roster. Here are a few prospects to look out for during Spring Training. Joseph Sullivan Sullivan was the Astros 7th round pick in 2024 after a solid college career at South […]
Mizzou women’s basketball saw its three-game winning streak ended on Sunday by way of an 85-66 home loss to Georgia. This loss now placed the Tigers at 16-10, 4-7 in the SEC. This concluded a key stretch in which Mizzou only faced one ranked opponent over the last seven games. The Tigers made the most […]
Penn State men’s basketball (11-14, 2-10 Big Ten) picked up its second conference win of the season late Wednesday night/early Thursday morning in a hard-fought battle with Washington (12-13, 4-10 Big Ten). The game featured nine ties and 15 lead changes but ended up falling 63-60 in the Nittany Lions’ favor. Neither team led by […]
Kansas Jayhawks News Four former Jayhawks received NFL combine invitations Jalen Rose and Bruce Pearl are both questioning Darryn Peterson’s lack of availability 247 gathered the recent bracketology and where different sites have Kansas as of now The most “Bill Self player” on the team is a senior transfer, but it’s working Links! BYU’s star […]
On Monday night, both No. 4 Texas and No. 5 Vanderbilt earned critical conference wins—albeit in very different fashions. Texas held on against No. 16 Kentucky, 64-53, in a game where offense became increasingly scarce. Up by 10 points at the break, 38-28, the Longhorns shot just 6-for-22 in the second half, a showing so […]
In Today’s Links: a look at the Seattle Seahawks’ schedule for next season, a partly 7 months away; more numbers of note from last Sunday’s victory over the New England Patriots, photos and more photos, check in with our ‘Hawks during Locker Room Clean Out Day, several bits about the parade itself (of course), a […]
In Wednesday’s ACC Action, Syracuse survived Cal in double-overtime 107-100, Stanford got by BC 70-64, Wake Forest took out Georgia Tech 83-67, and Virginia Tech upset Clemson 76-66. Even more impressively, this was a huge road win. This game was nip and tuck for about 18 minutes before the Hokies pushed out in front on […]
The long road trip to South Bend didn’t end happily for the Hokies, a rough 3rd quarter stall flipped a promising game to a road loss, and then their face-off against NC State in Cassell ran into a post and a 2nd quarter blender that ended the game by the half. The coaching staff and […]
Happy Thursday, everyone. Alabama basketball took care of business in Oxford last night, and after the game Nate Oats shared that Rebels’ coach Chris Beard had reached out in support of Charles Bediako. From Florida to Auburn, the “G League dropout” chants made waves on social media each time. “He said, ‘Look, I assure you […]
Payton Pritchard spent the first 48 games as the Celtics starting point guard. Pritchard had never been a full-time starter, starting just 17 of 347 career games entering this season. He finally had the opportunity this season until the Celtics traded Anfernee Simons to the Bulls. The trade left the Celtics without a guard off […]
The official debut of the Chris Pollard era in Charlottesville is just about here, with Virginia hosting Wagner this weekend for a three game set at the Dish. First pitch is scheduled for Friday, February 13th at 3 pm, followed by Saturday and Sunday contests, each beginning at 1 pm. All action will be broadcasted […]
Nebraska Cornhuskers at Minnesota Golden GophersThursday, Feb. 12, 2026, 7 p.m. (CT)Minneapolis, Minnesota (Williams Arena)Live TV: BTN (Jack Kizer, Shimmy Miller)Live Radio: Huskers Radio Network (6:30 p.m.)Matt Coatney (PBP), Jeff Griesch (Analyst)Lincoln (107.3 FM), Omaha (1490 AM/97.3 FM/97.7 HD3), Huskers.com, Huskers AppLive Stats: Huskers.com (statbroadcast – public) Nebraska Cornhuskers (16-8, 5-8 Big Ten)12 – Jessica Petrie – 6-2 – […]
A REFLECTION ON BIG TEN BASKETBALL Last night I was awake, drinking some wine and watching Penn State play the University of Washington in a Big Ten basketball game. In the 1890s, these were the kinds of sporting contests reserved for weeklong voyages that likely involved the largesse of George Pullman and James J. Hill, […]
23-2 (8-2) AP/Coaches: 4/4 Creme: 1-seed NET: 4 February 12, 2026 6:30PM CT at Memorial Gymnasium SECN+ | Radio Call | Live Stats 23-2 (9-2) AP/Coaches: 5/5 Creme: 2-seed NET: 7 Wow-ee, another big conference game come and gone and we end up on the winning side once again. This one wasn’t even particularly close. […]
Michigan State is coming off a huge home win against Illinois but their last road trip was a disaster. The Spartans struggled terribly for 37 minutes at Minnesota on February 4 before a comeback effort in the last few minutes ultimately fell short. This week, MSU travels to the Kohl Center in Madison, WI to […]
The 2025-26 UW Men’s Basketball season has been defined by respectable performances against superior rosters. There have been low moments (the loss to Seattle U.) and high points (the victory over Ohio St), but the hallmark of this UW team has been its ability to hang in against top teams without actually getting the win. […]
Maryland men’s basketball is winners of back-to-back games for the first time since November. The Terps pulled off a shocker over an 18-5 Iowa squad that beat them by 19 points the first time around. They not only beat the Hawkeyes, 77-70, but it didn’t look fluky — they truly looked like the better team […]
When Kentucky Basketball stormed back from down 18 points against LSU back on January 14th, there were feelings of excitement and relief. Excitement for Malachi Moreno swishing a buzzer-beater, off a great full-court pass from Collin Chandler, for the win, but also relief that the Wildcats won after being down 18 points against an LSU […]
On this episode of the Testudo Talk Podcast, hosts Matt Germack and Nolan Rogalski give their instant reactions to Maryland men’s basketball’s shocking 77-70 win over Iowa, and what it means for the rest of the season. Listen to the episode here. You can also listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or anywhere else you get your podcasts. If […]
Win or loss, Mike Vrabel made it his mission every week during the 2025 season to personally greet his players as they returned to the locker room. Super Bowl LX was no exception, but it needed the NFL Coach of the Year to dig deep after his New England Patriots were beaten 29-13 by the […]
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