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Game thread: NC State vs. Clemson

Well, no time like the present to start digging out from under Saturday’s disaster. Wolfpack vs. Tigers Tip time: 7 p.m. ET TV: ACC Network (Wes Durham, Dennis Scott) Online streaming: ACCNX

From Backing The Pack | 18 days ago | 3 reads

Rumors: Wink Martindale the favorite for Jets defensive coordinator job?

The Jets are searching for a new defensive coordinator. The team unveiled eight candidates for the position late last week. Multiple beat writers suggest that former Ravens, Giants, and Michigan defensive coordinator Wink Martindale is the favorite. Zack Rosenblatt: Still, it did get out that veteran defensive coordinator Wink Martindale — formerly of the University […]

From Gang Green Nation | 18 days ago | 1 read

Purdue Basketball: UCLA Preview – Stats, Analytics, Analysis

2025-2026 Season Overall Record: 12-6 Big 10 Record: 4-3 Previous 3 Games 1/17: L – 74 – 86 vs Ohio State @ Away 1/14: W – 71 – 60 vs Penn State @ Away 1/10: W – 67 – 55 vs Maryland @ Home UCLA Personnel Starters Bench Note Skyy Clark pulled his hamstring against Iowa and has missed the last […]

From Hammer and Rails | 18 days ago | 3 reads

Notre Dame finishes the season ranked #10 in the AP Poll

The college football season is over and with that comes the final poll rankings. In this new era of a 12 team playoff, the final rankings play second fiddle to the playoff field, but it’s still something important. Whether it’s a recruiting pitch or a state of the program or just a good old fashioned […]

From One Foot Down | 18 days ago | 2 reads

Steelers add 2 more to offseason roster

The Steelers signed defensive back Doneiko Slaughter and offensive lineman Lorenzo Thompson to reserve/futures contracts on Tuesday, the team announced. Slaughter went undrafted in 2025. He scored a 6.67 RAS ahead of the draft, running a 4.38-second 40-yard dash at 6’0, 190 pounds. Playing college football at Tennessee and later Arkansas, he had a reputation […]

From Behind the Steel Curtain | 18 days ago | 1 read

Open thread: Maryland football

Hey Testudo Times community! This is your open space to discuss all things Maryland football. Keep things respectful as always. Be sure to keep up with all of our football coverage here. All open threads will be restarted periodically as needed. Please direct any questions/comments/concerns to managing editor Matt Germack([email protected]). Enjoy!

From Testudo Times | 18 days ago | 3 reads

Pro Football Writers of America Honor 3 Chicago Bears

The Pro Football Writers of America released their All-NFL and All-Conference on Monday, and the Chicago Bears were one of nine teams to have multiple honorees on the All-NFL list. Guard Joe Thuney was honored for the third time in his career, as was safety Kevin Byard III. Additionally, center Drew Dalman was named to […]

From Windy City Gridiron | 18 days ago | 1 read

3 options for the Seattle Seahawks to replace Zach Charbonnet

The Seattle Seahawks running back room was dealt a huge blow when Zach Charbonnet tore his ACL in the NFC Divisional Round against the San Francisco 49ers. Charbonnet led the team with 12 touchdowns as part of a 1-2 punch alongside Kenneth Walker III, who dominated the 49ers apart with 116 yards and three touchdowns. […]

From Field Gulls | 18 days ago | 4 reads

Trey Kaufman-Renn and the Delaney Dozen

The Big Ten has gone through a lot of changes in the last 15 years. It has gone from the Big Tenleven, to 12 Big 12 Ten (including a really confusing time where the Big Ten had 12 teams and the Big 12 had 10 teams), to the Bigger Ten, and now to the B1GGEST […]

From Hammer and Rails | 18 days ago | 1 read

Is there a changing of the guard among the blue bloods?

Ohio State’s standing in the historical hierarchy of college football will never be questioned. The Buckeyes’ on-field success, combined with school traditions, has made Ohio State a giant in a sport that dates back to just after the Lincoln Administration. But in the ever-changing landscape of college athletics, it’s worth wondering if there’s a changing […]

From Land-Grant Holy Land | 18 days ago | 1 read

This Week In Rutgers Athletics (January 12–18)

After a hiatus over winter break, I have decided to bring back the This Week in Rutgers Athletics series to highlight all the action around Rutgers sports! From football, basketball, and wrestling to gymnastics, golf, and track & field, a lot is going on in the world of Rutgers sports as the spring semester begins! […]

From On the Banks | 18 days ago | 3 reads

Bears Viewed as Possible Landing Spot For Boston College Offensive Coordinator Will Lawing

Ben Johnson’s coaching staff figures to see a shakeup this offseason. And after building a solid group of assistants as a first-year head coach, Johnson has set a high bar for whenever he has to pivot to some fresh faces. One name to keep an eye on is Will Lawing, who came up as a possible target when CBS Sports college football reporter Matt Zenitz mentioned the Chicago Bears as a possible destination for the departing Boston College offensive coordinator: Boston College offensive coordi...

From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession | 18 days ago | 2 reads

UVA elevates Joey Orck to replace Terry Heffernan offensive line coach

The Virginia offensive line will be led by a familiar face in 2026, with head coach Tony Elliott elevating senior offensive analyst Joey Orck to offensive line coach. Orck arrived at the University of Virginia in January 2022 as a part of Elliott’s original staff at Virginia, serving an offensive analyst for the ‘Hoos in […]

From Streaking The Lawn | 18 days ago | 2 reads

Miami vs. Indiana: Comparing the NIL Cost of Two Championship Rosters

 courtesy of Indiana Athletics Indiana’s Long-Dreamed Impossible Became Reality How the Hoosiers Brought Home Their First National Title — and Did It in a Way That Will Work for the NIL & Transfer Portal Generation Miami Gardens — The Hoosier football team spent 127 years wandering the college football desert. Tonight, the Hoosiers finally arrived […]

From Mountain West Connection | 18 days ago | 2 reads

3 Keys to beating Ohio State and how to watch

Columbus 5:30 BTN Ohio State Minnesota Golden GophersRecord: 10-8 (3-4)KenPom Rank: 84 Ohio State BuckeyesRecord: 12-5 (4-3)KenPom Rank: 34 words KEYS TO A GOPHER WIN Extra possessions matter – This needs to come as offensive rebounds for Minnesota and if I’m being greedy, we also force more turnovers than usual. OSU is not great at […]

From The Daily Gopher | 18 days ago | 1 read

The Badgers have a magic number to hit to win games

The Wisconsin Badgers are enjoying a nice four-game win streak over the last two weeks, which has improved their stock quite significantly. Seen as a team outside the NCAA Tournament picture after a blowout loss to Purdue, Wisconsin has rattled off wins over UCLA, Michigan, Minnesota, and Rutgers, and now stands just one spot outside […]

From Bucky's 5th Quarter | 18 days ago | 0 reads

Middling Colts continue to ‘run it back,’ while some perennial AFC playoff teams just made big changes atop

Not to beat an increasingly dead horse here, but the Indianapolis Colts have not made the playoffs since 2020 (the COVID-19 year), and have not won the division since 2014. The organizational leader largely responsible for overseeing the football operations of the organization, general manager Chris Ballard, and his inability to achieve meaningful consistent success […]

From Stampede Blue | 18 days ago | 1 read

Texas A&M 8th in final college football rankings

Following last night’s National Championship game, the 2025 college football season is finally complete, and with that comes the final batch of rankings for the year. After entering the College Football Playoff at No. 7, the Aggies dropped just one spot to No. 8 in the final rankings for both the AP Top 25 and […]

From Good Bull Hunting | 18 days ago | 1 read

Caleb Williams Owns the Moment — and the Ending

Caleb Williams didn’t need a reminder of how the Bears’ season ended. When he stepped to the podium at Halas Hall on Monday, the moment was still close enough to feel. He knew overtime would come up. He knew the throw would be the focus. And he didn’t try to sidestep any of it. Less than 24 hours after Chicago’s 20–17 overtime loss to the Rams, Williams spoke calmly and deliberately — the way quarterbacks do when the disappointment hasn’t faded, but the responsibility is already owne...

From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession | 18 days ago | 0 reads