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Honouring Our Heroes

Mavis Brack was born in Sunderland in 1920, one of 7 children. She and her future husband, the splendidly named Henry Smiles Griffiths, or Harry as he was known, spent their courtship at Roker Park, in the club’s halcyon days leading up to World War 2, as Raich Carter and Bobby Gurney tore through the […]

Rob Vaughn Gets 100th Win At Alabama, Tide Rolls Samford 16-2

The 8th ranked Alabama Crimson Tide made quick work of the Samford Bulldogs on Tuesday night at Sewell-Thomas Stadium. Bama won in run rule fashion with a 16-2 win in seven innings. Alabama improved to 26-8 with their 18th straight win at home. Samford fell to to 14-17 with the loss. Coach Rob Vaughn won […]

DBR Bites #158 – Farewell To Darren And More Roster Speculation

On the latest edition of DBR Bites, the podcast crew dives into a flurry of topics, starting with Darren Harris announcing his intention to enter the transfer portal. Jason and Scott are sad to lose a kid who clearly gave his all and loved the program, but they also acknowledge that Darren just didn’t perform in […]

Notre Dame Football is getting a different type of Bus treatment

Normally when you think about Notre Dame Football and a bus, you automatically think about Jerome Bettis — as you should. However, in the year of our Lord 2026, in the world of college football, the word “bus” is most often concerning the wild,y popular “Bussin With The Boys” podcast with former Nebraska linebacker, Will […]

Way too Early 2026-27 College Basketball Rankings

The paint is not even dry off Michigan’s national championship. Let’s start taking a look at those Way Too Early Top 25 College Basketball Rankings. Hey, we know the portal could blow everything up, but it creates some fun talking points. Who knows what teams will like then, but in early April, here is what … Continue reading »

Kompany: “I know this tie is not over yet.”

Vincent Kompany spoke about the balance between satisfaction and restraint after Bayern Munich’s 2–1 victory over Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabéu in the first leg of their Champions League tie. Speaking in the post-match press conference, the Bayern coach made it clear that while the result was significant, the job is far from finished. […]

Chicago Bears Draft: A closer look at some Texas A&M prospects

Taylor Doll continues her Making Monsters’ NFL Draft series of podcasts with an interview with Tony Catalina, who covers Texas A&M for the Austin Statesman. They break down several Aggies prospects, including EDGE Cashius Howell, who has been linked to the Chicago Bears in some recent mock drafts. They also discuss wide receiver KC Concepcion, […]

Another Week, Another No. 1 in D-I Men's Tennis; Frodin and Ayrault Qualify for W35, Syed Advances at M15 in Boca Raton; UTR Pro Tennis Tour Update

For the fourth week in succession, a different team has taken over the top spot in the ITA Division I men's rankings, with Texas reaching No. 1 for the first time this season, despite their National Team Indoor title in February. The Longhorns, who have lost seven matches this year including two in SEC play, have one more conference match left, at home against Florida this Friday. The SEC men's

Michigan State Reacts Survey

Well, today was awful. Actually, I have more to say about it. I went to bed early so I would not have to watch the game. But going to bed just after 9 PM caused me to wake at 2:15 AM. Then I tossed and turned for a couple of hours. Finally fell asleep and […]

Louisville Football Spring Practice Notes

Louisville football had one last open practice for fans and media this past Friday, and I was able to make it out to note some observations and thoughts. This practice was a bit sloppy before it delved into a minor brawl and wind sprints. Not many players stood out on the day, but it was […]

Is Makai Lemon worthy of the 13th overall selection?

One of the most common picks for the Los Angeles Rams in mock drafts is USC wide receiver Makai Lemon, including Peter Schrager’s mock that made waves around the NFL on Tuesday. According to Underdog Sports’ mock draft analysis tool that we previewed last week, Lemon is a common target for both the Miami Dolphins […]

Bay FC defender Brooklyn Courtnall withdraws from CANWNT camp due to injury

Bay FC defender Brooklyn Courtnall suffered a minor injury in the club’s latest game on April 5 and will therefore miss camp with her national team, Canada. The 23-year-old made her debut with Canada this year and this international break represented her second call-up with the national team in 2026. Additionally, she has started all […]

Arizona Cardinals re-sign Joshua Karty and P.J. Mustipher

Happy Tuesday one and all. The Arizona Cardinals continue to fillout their 2026 offseason roster, with players who could also help during the season. From the team: The Arizona Cardinals Football Club today announced that exclusive rights free agent kicker Joshua Karty and defensive lineman P.J. Mustipher have both signed their one-year tenders. The signings took place today at […]

Badgers have a lot of work to do after transfer departures

The Wisconsin Badgers came into the offseason hoping to retain a majority of their returning players as they looked to make a push next season. Unfortunately, that proved to be an unrealistic task, as the Badgers saw John Blackwell announce he’ll enter the transfer portal on Monday, while Aleksas Bieliauskas followed suit on Tuesday, per […]

Rutgers Football Rush Ends Coach Joe Woodley Hosts Spring Practice Press Conference

After giving the media a chance to speak to head coach Greg Schiano, offensive coordinator Kirk Ciarocca, and defensive coordinator Travis Johansen, the program has started the press conferences where members of the media can ask questions to position coaches. This time, it was new rush ends coach Joe Woodley’s turn at the podium, having […]

Northwestern’s new-look offensive line

Northwestern’s offensive line is looking to continue last season’s success, but will do so with some new guys up front. New offensive line coach Tim Drevno brings 33 years of coaching experience, mainly in college but also a three-year NFL stint, in which he has led six offensive linemen to being selected in the first […]

UK announces BLUEprint, a front-office database for roster management across revenue sports

University of Kentucky Athletics has launched BLUEprint, a private front-office database powered by Dropback, designed to leverage data and analytics to inform roster decisions across the university’s revenue-sharing sports programs. The school announced the news on Tuesday, further ushering in a new era of college sports that’s seen programs come up with unique opportunities to stand […]

ESPN’s SackSEER predicts strong, deep edge rusher class

In 2010, Football Outsiders introduced us to SackSEER, a regression-based formula developed to predict the NFL success of edge rushers selected in the NFL Draft. The current formula (it seems to change on an almost yearly basis) is based on a few key metrics: Additionally, the formula incorporates an edge rusher’s projected draft position (as […]

Softball: Northwestern starts strong, falters late in series loss to Michigan

Northwestern softball suffered its second straight series loss in conference play, losing two of three to Michigan in Rosemont this past weekend. The Wildcats (17-18, 5-7 B1G) opened Friday’s game with a promising win before dropping the next two games, repeating the same pattern they showed in the previous weekend’s matchup against Oregon. However, unlike […]

Chargers host Oregon OT Isaiah World on Top-30 visit

The Chargers continued their lineup of top-30 visits last week by inviting former Nevada and Oregon offensive tackle Isaiah World to their facility on Friday. World was the Duck’s starting left tackle in 2025 but unfortunately suffered a torn ACL during the team’s Peach Bowl loss to Indiana. With the injury coming so late in […]