France rise to No. 2, D’Tigress hold firm in FIBA Women’s World Rankings
France climb to second in the latest FIBA Women’s World Rankings, while Nigeria’s D’Tigress remain Africa’s top team in 8th. Full rankings analysis and movers.
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2026 Women’s NCAA Tournament 2nd Round Preview: Michigan State vs Oklahoma
Michigan State was fortunate to pull off a win against Colorado State on Friday evening. Their next opponent, the Oklahoma Sooners, had a much easier time getting past their 1st round opponent. In the last game on Friday night, the Sooners – playing in their home arena – completely victimized the Idaho Vandals, 89-59. The […]
Four Games that will Decide the Missouri Valley in 2026
The big news of the FCS offseason has been the departure of North Dakota State to the FBS. With the Bison gone, the Missouri Valley Conference title race became the most intriguing one practically overnight. Gone are the days of the green and gold dominating the league and, naturally, the question of who will step […]
Lesbian teammates were once banned from dating. Now couples thrive in all sports.
Women have fought for the right to date and love one another openly as teammates. Pat Griffin has helped lead the charge. The post Lesbian teammates were once banned from dating. Now couples thrive in all sports. appeared first on Outsports .
Saturday Game Thread vs. Clanga. Ice Town Back on the Mound.
6pm CT on SECN+. Listen. Clanga is better than we are this year. You’re just going to have to accept it. Along with Tejas and Arky, they are one of the elite cadre of SEC teams this year. You used to be able to write Vanderbilt in such a group every year in Sharpie, but […]
Seedy K’s GameCap: Michigan State
As disconsolate as I may feel in the immediate aftermath of Louisville’s season ending 69-77 loss to Michigan State, I am consoled by contextualizing a sad moment with this heartening reality. It came on March 21. It came in the second round of the NCAA tournament, a place the Cardinals had not resided in for […]
Michigan State beats Louisville, advances to Sweet 16
It wasn’t pretty, but the Spartans got the job done. Add another Sweet 16 to Tom Izzo’s résumé. Coen Carr kicked off with an early five points as the game was tied heading into the first TV timeout. Kur Teng finished a 7-0 run after the break with his first three of the game. Jaxon […]
NCAA TOURNAMENT: Notre Dame takes care of Farfield, 79-60
Notre Dame will advance to the round of 32 after beating the Fairfield Stags in the first round, 79-60. To be honest, the game was never really in doubt for Notre Dame, but they kind of slow rolled themselves into halftime. Hannah Hidalgo was incredible, and despite not getting a double double — she did […]
MOTM (Not a) Poll: BVB Come Back Against Hamburg in Penalty Bonanza
You get a penalty! You get a penalty! And YOU get a penalty! If I were a Hamburg fan, I would be absolutely livid with my team. They played very well in the first half and got a 2-0 lead to show for it. They then conceded a penalty, but were bailed out when Felix […]
Louisville Advances Over Vermont 72-52
At the end of the first half the score was 32-28 in Louisville’s favor. Two players on Vermont’s team, Keira Hanson and Nikola Priede, combined for 24 of those 28 points. In the third quarter the Cards held those two players to a total of 6 points. There’s your ballgame. Mackenly Randolph did it all […]
Mizzou Football Picks Up Northern Illinois Defensive Lineman Mark Hensley in Transfer Portal
Spring football is over, but Mizzou Football keeps staying busy in the transfer portal as the program has added defensive lineman depth. Mark Hensley, a defensive lineman from Northern Illinois has committed to Mizzou per ESPN’s Pete Thamel. Hensley, a native from Labadie, Missouri is coming off a productive sophomore season with the Huskies in […]
Stevenage 1-0 Reading: Player Ratings
Joel Pereira: 6 He had nothing to do in the first half other than make a save from an offside shot – exactly what you want to be able to say about your goalkeeper when playing a playoff six pointer. In the earlier part of the second half, El Gato had a dangerous Stevenage shot […]
Second Round Open Thread: Louisville vs. Michigan State
This would be a special win. Let’s go get a special win. Go Cards.
Managing Madrid Podcast: Real Madrid vs Atletico Madrid, PREVIEW, La Liga 2025 – 2026
On this Members-only episode of the Managing Madrid Podcast, Mehedi Hassan and Jeremy Beren discuss: – What has changed for Atletico from the beginning of their season?– Atletico’s crazy fixtures in April– Key matchups in the Derby: Vini vs. Molina on the left wing– Will Julian Alvarez leave Atletico or remain the face of the […]
Mailbag: What’s biggest need on Las Vegas Raiders’ roster after free agency?
Free agency is slowing down, which means we’re officially entering 2026 NFL draft season, and the Las Vegas Raiders’ roster is starting to take shape. That gives us plenty to go over for this week’s mailbag, so let’s get to it! Q: The Raiders still have a lot of needs, albeit a strong FA and […]
Notre Dame Discussion: Irish begin NCAA Tournament with Fairfield
The Notre Dame Women’s Basketball team begins their March Madness jounery in the NCAA Tournament today against the Fairfield Stags. WHEN, WHERE, AND HOW TO WATCH When: March 21, @ 2:00 PMWhere: Columbus, OhioHow to Watch: ESPN GAME THREAD The game thread is open below. I know many of us are on Twitter or Bluesky for most of the […]
NCAA Tournament: Round of 32 – Day 1 Schedule and Fan Discussion
Here’s the schedule with my picks in Bold: (all times in CST) #9 St. Louis vs #1 Michigan – LIVE – CBS #6 Louisville vs #3 Michigan State – 1:45 – CBS #9 TCU vs #1 Duke – 4:15 – CBS #10 Texas A&M vs #2 Houston – 5:10 – TNT #11 Texas vs #3 Gonzaga […]
Steelers projected to take star Big Ten receiver in latest mock draft
The wide receiver position has been one of controversy for the Pittsburgh Steelers for the last number of years. Since 2024, the Steelers have made a notable trade at the position every year. In March of 2024, they traded Diontae Johnson to the Carolina Panthers, but never replenished the hole he left behind. They did […]
March Madness: Saturday OGT
I’ll create a second thread if this one blows up. No real upsets yesterday, or really Thursday night, either. Is this going to be another chalky tournament after a couple of double digit seed wins early on Thursday? Here’s today’s slate of games: (9) St Louis vs (1) Michigan, 11:10am (6) Louisville vs (3) Michigan […]
NCAA Tournament Round Of 32 Thread: Michigan State Vs. Louisville
Hey everyone, before we get into this game thread, we need you to go over to yesterday’s Grid Game post and cast a vote. Now I can proceed… Our Spartans dispatched NDSU on Thursday and now move on to contest the Louisville Cardinals of the ACC. The scheduling committee decided to plug our game right […]
Sad State of UNC Athletics Leadership, Pt. 2: UNC hits the crisis point with Coach Davis
College sports is littered with examples of “do something!” hires that took things from bad to worse. And that’s exactly what the Belichick hire was. “Mack fatigue” combined with an unstable support community to yield a joke of a hiring process in which competing visions of the future turned things sour. “It can’t get worse!” Yes, […]
Previewing Iowa State versus Syracuse with Troy Nunes Is An Absolute Magician
As the Cyclones and the Orange meet for the third time in series history, and second time in Storrs, Conn., Friday afternoon, Kevin Wall of Troy Nunes Is An Absolute Magician shared his perspective on both the game and other exciting topics. WRNL: Where do Dominique Darius’ 12.6 points per game get redistributed — more […]
Everything you need to know about Notre Dame’s first spring practice
Notre Dame began its spring practice season for football to the delight of many. Obviously it’s just the first day of practice, many (many) players are either out or limited, and it’s not full contact yet as they were in helmets and shells. Taking too much away from the first day is dangerous to anyone’s […]
Better Know A Second-Round Opponent: The Nebraska Cornhuskers
The School: University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Formerly just known as the University of Nebraska, until 1968 when they absorbed the Municipal University of Omaha. Somehow not the newest university in the Big Ten. Somehow in the Big Ten. When I was a kid, they were in the Big Eight. Location: Lincoln, Nebraska. As the name would […]
LSU Fights for Third Straight SEC Gym Championship
It’s time to face the postseason. The back-to-back SEC champion #2 LSU gymnastics team has made it to the postseason with their eyes on a second threepeat. The Tigers are looking for a strong score in the greatest quad meet in NCAA history against #1 Oklahoma, #3 Florida and #4 Alabama in the night session […]
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