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Missouri baseball is rolling into another huge SEC weekend, fresh off its big wins over Missouri State and Kentucky. The series against South Carolina kicks off at 7 p.m. Thursday night, followed by 6 p.m. Friday and 2 p.m. Saturday afternoon. This will be another game at Taylor Stadium underneath the lights, with Tiger fans […]
Former unified heavyweight champion Tyson Fury ends his latest retirement this Saturday when he faces heavy-handed Arslanbek Makhmudov atop Netflix’s latest boxing show. Bad Left Hook will have LIVE coverage of the card starting at 1:00 pm ET. Fury (34-2-1, 24 KO) hasn’t seen action since December 2024, when he dropped second straight decision to […]
Multiple sources are reporting that Coach Gainey is adding Alvin Brooks III to his coaching staff. That is his second SEC assistant hired. Brooks has been a D1 assistant coach since 2007. and has worked at Bradley for Jim Lee, at Sam Houston State for Jason Hooten, at Kansas State for Bruce Weber, he was […]
Ohio State did not just rebuild its tight end room this offseason. It redefined it. After losing its entire core at the position, the Buckeyes made a deliberate decision to split responsibilities rather than search for a one-for-one replacement. That approach brought in two very different transfer tight ends: Northwestern veteran Hunter Welcing and Ohio […]
21 Rutgers football players have been accepted into the National Football Foundation’s Hampshire Honor Society which is the National Football Foundation’s signature initiative dedicated to advancing and acknowledging both academic and athletic achievement across college football. Rutgers had the most players accepted into the society this year among all schools in the FBS. According to […]
With the current transitory nature of college athletics, vibes can shift dramatically from year to year, season to season and even month to month. Programs that finished 2025 on a high note may have flopped in the portal. Programs that bottomed out last year may have had a big-time recruiting haul or hired a new […]
Virginia head football coach Tony Elliott signed an extension on April 8th, 2026 to lead the Virginia Cavaliers football team through 2030. This extension comes off the heels of a record-setting 2025 season when Elliott led the ‘Hoos to 11 wins and the first bowl and Commonwealth Clash victory of his tenure at Virginia. Elliott […]
We know that your life is busy, but that doesn’t mean you want to miss any news about your favorite team. So, we are rounding up all of the most important news, analysis, and commentary from LGHL and the rest of the Buckeye beat. For your ear holes Subscribe: RSS | Apple | Spotify | iHeart Radio On the gridiron Buckeyes Meet […]
On Monday, Robbie posted an article imploring Tom Izzo to adapt to the modern times, particularly as they relate to the transfer portal and offensive philosophy. The discussion it generated is as compelling as the article and Spartan fans seems to be split in regards to how they view Izzo’s use of the portal. This […]
Welcome to today’s roundup of New Orleans Saints and NFL news! The Saints make moves on their defensive line, and another potential addition continues to get scrutinized over their arm length. Saints pick up Bryan Bresee’s 5th-year option Hopefully, Bresee can take another step forward. NFL Exec Dishes on Rueben Bain Jr. Arm Length Concerns […]
The Miami Dolphins need wide receivers, and they need tight ends. With Vanderbilt's Eli Stowers, they could get a bit of both.
Colts MUST address linebacker depth – Jacob Rodriguez is answer! IU’s Cignetti can become legend!
Duke great JJ Redick stirred things up a while back when he said guys like Boston Celtic Bob Cousy were “plumbers and firemen” in the off-season and couldn’t play in today’s NBA. He had a point to an extent: although Cousy had phenomenal court vision, he was small by today’s standards, and if you watch […]
We’re officially just two weeks away from the 2026 NFL Draft. In a lot of ways, we’re in the golden era of Detroit Lions drafts. Despite his two most recent drafts yet to bear a ton of fruit, Lions general manager Brad Holmes has rightfully earned a reputation as being an impressively good college scouter. […]
Welcome to the Morning Commute Today we’re talking about Mizzou Football Spring football has come to an end, but the real season will be here before you know it as the countdown has hit less than 150 days. While we may be in football offseason mode, SEC Media Days are just a couple of months […]
THE DAILY SPONGIE SPECIAL BEARSSSSSS Braxton Jones Aims to Become ‘Frontrunner’ for Bears’ left tackle position Good for him, sounds like he’s working his tail off. I approve. Why Caleb Williams Has Been Primed for Success Ever Since College Just go back and watch the highlights of the game at Oklahoma where Caleb replaced Spencer […]
When the season ended, so did the college careers of Denzel Aberdeen and Otega Oweh. Or so we thought. Denzel Aberdeen announced that after talking with his representatives, he would be entering the transfer portal and seeking eligibility for a 5th season. Could Otega Oweh follow suit? Neither player is currently projected to be picked […]
Plenty of evaluating still being done by this Ohio State coaching staff, the latest offer to go out by way of the Buckeyes was given to five-star defensive back target, Langston Pridgeon. A 6-foot-2, 175 pound athlete, Langston is the No. 28 player nationally and second best cornerback in the 2028 class per the 247Sports […]
49ers evaluate Iowa State DT Domonique Orange after injury setback“A 1.68-second 10-yard split is elite for any defensive tackle, but for a player coming off a quad injury that wiped out his pre-draft process, it’s a statement,” Pauline wrote. Pauline reports that Orange measured 6-foot-2 and 321 pounds, impressed with a 31.5-inch vertical jump, 27 […]
On Saturday, Ben Dexheimer will play in his 149th and final game for the University of Wisconsin, when as captain he'll lead the Badgers — upset winners over North Dakota in the national semifinals — into their first national championship game since 2010.Of course, the Edina, Minn., native has seen plenty in his career. As a freshman, he played for head coach Tony Granato, and the Badgers struggled...
Ten minutes left in regulation.Fans chanting, “Let’s go Badgers,” the loudest all game.One clear.Another clear.On the penalty kill again, Wisconsin’s beleaguered unit would not give in. And despite entering the game with a 70.9 percent success rate on the kill, facing off against the nation’s fourth-best power play, Wisconsin would not let North Dakota score.So they gritted their teeth and...
We have some things to talk about. Here’s your triple option play for today… ELIGIBILITY SIMPLIFIED So much of what people perceive how “broken” college sports have become quickly point to the transfer portal and NIL payments. While those can certainly cause some issues, over the last two decades, it’s really been the chaotic eligibility […]
Yes, it’s been a pretty quiet first half of the spring practice season for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Despite there being a bit of shock reveal with the injury report at the beginning of spring, the current depth charts (as they’ve been revealed in various ways at practice) are intriguing — but not a […]
There are seasons that begin with certainty… and seasons that require a team to discover who they are, one hard-earned moment at a time. The 1998 Notre Dame football team fell into that second category. Under Head Coach Bob Davie, the Irish were navigating the early stages of a new era, learning—sometimes the hard way—that […]
On this episode of “Oskee Talk” I review the aftermath of Illinois’ Final Four loss to UConn (3:23) and the Illini’s inability to overcome bad bounces (5:57). I also highlight some of the top performers from this season (14:20) and examine why this was one of the most memorable seasons in program history (24:47). I […]