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Looking ahead to a season full of familiar foes, we’re going to be taking some time this offseason to look at what happened the last time each of Notre Dame’s 2026 opponents met the Irish on the football field. Week two brings us to an opponent who isn’t scary, but also doesn’t feel totally safe […]
Notre Dame kept its season alive with a 5-4 win over the Clemson Tigers in the first round of the ACC Tournament. Jayce Lee was an absolute villain against the Tigers with a 3-3 performance that included two doubles and a home run. The Irish will now take on Virginia Tech in the next round. […]
The Virginia Tech Hokies added another valuable piece to their 2027 recruiting class on Wednesday, when three-star running back Javian Jones–Priest revealed his decision. Jones-Priest is the third running back to commit to Virginia Tech’s 2027 class, following Kelvin Morrison (Hermitage, PA) and Stanley Smart (Savannah, GA). The 5-foot-10, 194-pound Jones-Priest plays at Martin High […]
Two rounds are finally done so it’s time to make your selections for round three. There are fewer teams to choose from now! I’m sorry, I do not have the results yet for round two but hope to have them soon and will post them when I have them. Here is a link to the […]
The moment the Steelers selected Penn State’s Drew Allar in the 2026 NFL Draft, it became inevitable: We were in for an offseason of quarterback discourse. A few weeks later, Pittsburgh made the long-awaited signing of Aaron Rodgers, leaving the team with four roster-able quarterbacks in the league that tends to only keep three after […]
For the first time since joining the B1G Oregon will play all 3 former PAC-12 teams in B1G regular season play. They also will play the two traditional stalwarts of the B1G in Michigan and Ohio State. Needless to say there are a lot of big games on the schedule this year. As a fan […]
Happy Tuesday Husky fans. The Huskies got some good news today when 4 star defensive lineman Tevita Nonu from O’Dea HS, WA committed to UW. The Huskies were able to beat out Notre Dame, UCLA, Oregon, and a host of other schools to keep Nonu home. The Huskies are on a roll now and Nonu […]
It was a very bad season for Arizona, arguably the worst in more than 30 years, but it wasn’t without its individual standouts. Just not as many as a team that had a good year would receive. Wildcats Garrett Hicks, Tony Lira and Nate Novitske were recognized by the Big 12 on Tuesday on its […]
To kick off the Big Ten Tournament week in Omaha, the Big Ten released its regular season awards and All Conference Teams on Tuesday, and the second place Nebraska Cornhuskers were well represented. PLAYER OF THE YEARRoch Cholowsky, Jr., SS, UCLA PITCHER OF THE YEARMason Edwards, Jr., SP, USC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARDylan Carey, […]
As poorly as the 2025-26 season has gone for Liverpool, it’s gone quite a bit worse for West Ham. London’s Hammers appear a near-lock for relegation, as they would both need to beat Leeds on the final day and for Spurs to earn no points from their final two matches against Chelsea and Everton. If, […]
College sports eligibility is murkier than ever. Former G-League players and international stars, sometimes two or three years older than typical seniors, have made their way into college basketball lately. On Tuesday, one of its most recent standouts and a one-time St. John’s fan favorite is hoping to come back for one last season, though […]
The Big Ten Tournament is officially underway with action beginning on Tuesday morning. The Scarlet Knights entered the field as the No. 10 seed and will face Michigan in the first round of the double-elimination portion of the bracket. The top four seeds received byes into the single-elimination format beginning on Friday. The rest of […]
Welcome back everyone to the Hike’s Peak podcast, thank you for coming back to the mountain! We have breaking news for you all, as the Mountain West and PAC 12 have officially reached a settlement in their legal battle over exit fees. There aren’t a ton of details out on the specifics yet, but I’ll […]
Still the dead of the off season, but here’s (most) everything that’s happening around then world of Washington Athletics. It’s Tuesday, it’s Dots. Dots All for today. Go Dawgs!
CBS Sports has released its official post-spring practice Big Ten Power Rankings for football, with Rutgers being listed at No.16 in the conference, ahead of only two schools, Michigan State and Purdue. The two schools listed ahead of Rutgers on the list are Wisconsin and Maryland, despite the Knights handing the Terrapins two convincing losses […]
Kentucky Football picked up a major recruiting victory on Tuesday, as class of 2027 4-star cornerback Miles Brown announced his commitment to the Wildcats over Ole Miss, Louisville, and his home state of Tennessee. Brown, a 5-foot-11, 188-pound corner back from Martin, Tennessee, is considered one of the top prospects in the country. According to […]
Starting on Friday, Alabama will host SEC rival LSU in a best of three series with the winner moving on to the 2026 Women’s College World Series in OKC. The No. 16 seeded Tigers stand at 40 – 17 after dispatching of Akron and Virginia Tech (twice) with very few problems in the Baton Rouge, […]
We have reached the point in the off-season where spring football has concluded and fans are starting to have a better understanding of what their team’s depth chart may look like. With that, we are going to start taking a look at specific position groups across the PAC 12 and Mountain West. With our coverage […]
Barcelona forward Raphinha video-called Neymar to celebrate his inclusion in Carlo Ancelotti’s Brazil squad for World Cup 2026 after the announcement was made. The question of whether Neymar would get the call up has been debated for weeks and months but it’s been confirmed he’s part of the squad for this summer’s tournament. Neymar has […]
The full schedule for all 32 teams in the National Football League came out last week — including all preseason games for each club. Eagle-eyed Dolphins fans quickly spotted a preseason tilt against the Atlanta Falcons taking place on Friday, August 28th at Hard Rock Stadium, which meant former starting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa would be […]
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Over the next six weeks — every Tuesday and Thursday through late June — I’ll have a first look opponent preview for each of WVU’s 12 regular season opponents. I’ve been digging through spring game footage, press conference transcripts, and whatever else I could find to get a real idea of who these teams are […]
How will teams balance depth and talent in the NIL era? Player compensation provides athletes a real choice to delaying their entry into the NFL. Surprisingly there isn’t a lot of multi-year information available, but references were all similar to those in this chart. It still generally holds true that a player not projected to […]
From now until preseason camp starts in August, Land-Grant Holy Land will be writing articles around a different theme every week. This week is all about cause and effect. We will explore domino-effect scenarios that could impact OSU’s season. You can catch up on all of the Theme Week content here and all of our ”If This, Then That” […]
Monday was pretty up and down for Indiana football. Or down and up is probably a more accurate way of phrasing it. First, Indiana lost one of its high school commitments in the class of 2027 when Monsanna Torbert Jr., a defensive back out of Princeton High School in Cincinnati, announced his decommitment from the […]