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Indiana football’s staff has been hard at work on the recruiting trail since spring ball ended, extending offers, visiting prospects on the road and getting visits locked in. They landed another visitor earlier this week. The Hoosiers are set to host Jahmiere Daniels-Portis, a linebacker in the class of 2027, for an official visit in […]
On Thursday, the NFL’s official transactions report showed that the Kansas City Chiefs have signed their second-round selection, pass rusher R Mason Thomas out of Oklahoma, to his rookie contract. This comes a day after the Chiefs signed their fourth-round selection, former Oregon cornerback Jadon Canady. The NFL appears to not face a repeat of […]
A big recruiting week for Indiana football continued on Thursday afternoon when the Hoosiers landed their seventh commitment in the class of 2027. Jordan Carrasquillo, a wide receiver in the class of 2027, announced his commitment to Indiana via social media. He chose the Hoosiers over offers from Maryland, Wake Forest and Cincinnati, according to […]
The Wisconsin Badgers saw a major roster overhaul this offseason, bringing in over 30 players from the transfer portal with their increased resources. That has changed the outlook of the program, which has suffered three difficult years under head coach Luke Fickell, but not everybody is buying the kool-aid. CBS Sports revealed its rankings of […]
Good Thursday afternoon, Dawg fans!! Before getting into the SEC Tournament, the Dawgs wrapped up the regular season on an impressive high note. Georgia swept the LSU Tigers and secured a series win over the Auburn Tigers, finishing that stretch with a dominant 5-1 record while outscoring opponents 51-39. The strong finish helped solidify Georgia’s […]
In just two years, flag football (men’s and women’s) will make its way into the Summer Olympics for the first time. The man hired by USA Football to oversee operations will be familiar to at least Pacific Northwest football fans. Marcel Reece, the former Washington Huskies wide receiver turned All-Pro fullback, will have a big […]
The 2025-26 Philadelphia Flyers made an important step in the development of their young core, making the playoffs for the first time since 2020. The team was swept by the Carolina Hurricanes in the Eastern Conference Semifinals and looked overmatched for much of the series. Carolina has been very successful in the Rod Brind’Amour era, having last missed the playoffs in 2018. They were the best team in the Eastern Conference and the second-best team in the NHL this past season. ...
As official visits near for the Wisconsin Badgers, there are several high-profile recruitments to watch, as the program looks to close on another top-30 class. One of those recruitments is that of four-star cornerback Mekhi Williams, who is currently committed to the Florida State Seminoles. Williams, who stands 6’3, 160 pounds, has room to grow […]
Super Regional vs. Oklahoma State – THINGS TO LOOK FOR: Jordy Frahm and Alexis Jensen celebrate their Big 10 title with battery-mate Jesse Farrell.Andy Ketterson HUSKER GAME INFO Schedule: (All times CST) May 21 vs #15 Oklahoma State 8 p.m.May 22 vs #15 Oklahoma State 4 p.m.May 23 vs #15 Oklahoma State (if nec.) 4 p.m Location: Rhonda Revelle […]
The Wisconsin Badgers are scheduled to begin hosting official visits next week, as around 30 recruits will be making their way to campus over the next few weeks. Wisconsin has had a strong start in the 2027 class, primarily due to its in-state recruiting efforts, but there are still a number of recruits they’re looking […]
The Kentucky Wildcats and Will Stein have been crushing on the recruiting trail ever since he landed the job in Lexington, and he’s not stopping anytime soon. On Thursday, the Cats picked up a commitment from 3-star running back Kelsey Gerald, a Florida native who the Wildcats have had their eye on for a while. […]
Recruiting the state is always a huge priority for Indiana football, but the class of 2027 is proving even more pivotal than usual given the prospects at the top, including one who’s seen his recruitment skyrocket in recent weeks. Errol Kearns III is a safety out of Lawrence Central High School in Indianapolis who’s currently […]
Titans Radio has been through a lot of changes in the last two years. After the 2024 season, Mike Keith, who had been the Voice of the Titans for the entire run in Nashville, left to do football and basketball for the University of Tennessee. Taylor Zaraour stepped into that role in 2025 alongside Dave […]
We are one day away from the NCAA lacrosse Final Four kicking off in Evanston. Northwestern is hoping to defend home turf while pursuing the program’s 9th championship and its first since 2023. Inside NU’s writers shared their predictions for how the ‘Cats will fare in the high-stakes battles set to occur on the lakefront. […]
The Pittsburgh Steelers kicked off OTAs this week, which also marked the return of Aaron Rodgers for his second season with the organization. And while the vast majority of attention is rightfully on QB1, the battle for QB2 is also sparking several conversations. Will Howard has taken the second-team reps throughout the first week of […]
Rutgers football has added a new long snapper to its roster, as former Southeastern long Snapper Talan Shields has committed to the Scarlet Knights. His commitment comes not too long after he made the trip up to campus on May 11th, according to The Knight Report. Shields did not play during his one season at […]
Indiana football head coach Curt Cignetti is perhaps the most renowned winner in all of college football. He’s done so at each of his stops as a head coach all the way to Bloomington, where he took one of the sport’s losingest programs to a national championship in just two seasons. On Sunday, he’ll have […]
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 conferences, and whatever else I could find to get a real idea of who these teams are right […]
There is only one former Ohio State Buckeye left in the NHL Playoffs. Montreal goaltender Jakub Dobeš has played a major role in the Canadiens advancing to the Eastern Conference Finals after outlasting both the Tampa Bay Lightning and Buffalo Sabres in seven game series in the first two rounds. Heading into the 2025-26 season, […]
What was once unthinkable became reality when the Pac-12 lost 10 member schools in a historic wave of departures, triggering massive financial losses, major television uncertainty, and a rebuilding effort that reshaped the balance of power across the Mountain West and beyond. Recent conference realignment has dramatically reshaped the college sports landscape, and no league […]
The Daily Merengue is a place where you can feel free to d all things football. Do not be alarmed by the overt RMCF bias. It’s in the name! Shoutout to the mods who do a fantastic job, Ezek, Valyrian Steel, Kung_Fu_Zizou, Juninho, NeRObutBlanco and yours truly, Felipejack. Overhaul?! This exactly what we need!! Pintus and even Llopis, the goalkepper coach, […]
The Scarlet Knights entered a must-win game on Wednesday to keep its season alive in the Big Ten Tournament. Rutgers got a strong start on the mound — and rallied to take a lead late — but could not pull it out in the end. Rutgers fell to Ohio State, 3-2, at Charles Schwab Field […]
Fran Brown and the Orange picked up their 13th commitment for the 2027 class when tight end Michael Nnabuife from St. Frances Academy in Baltimore announced their commitment to Syracuse. Nnabuife is a three-star recruit who is considered a top-50 tight end in the class by the recruiting composite, which is bolstered by his ranking […]
Please: at LEAST a 24-team College Football Playoff. But might we make a recommendation? Dear Commissioner Pettiti, Hi. MNWildcat here. Thanks for putting your thumb on the scale earlier this week to prevent SBNation from being sold to the Murdochs along with Vox. I know you’re too humble and good-looking a genius to take any […]
Building a successful offensive line in the SEC is, more often than not, a numbers game. Grab as many big, strong dudes as you can and hopefully five of them end up being good enough to make your offense competitive. In recent years, the Mizzou staff has done their best to populate their offensive line […]