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BYU Guard Dawson Baker Out for Season after Major Knee Injury

Dawson Baker announced a major knee injury on his Instagram, which will end his season. Baker revealed MRI results showed a “complete torn ACL, torn lateral meniscus, mild PLC involvement, grade 2 MCL and LCL sprains, bone brusing, muscle/tendon strains and small impact fractures.” Baker has battled foot injuries and multiple surgeries during his time […]

Badgers outside the Top 50 in first NET rankings

The NCAA released its first NET rankings of the season, which rank teams based on strength of victory, sorting wins by quads. Essentially, teams are rewarded for quality wins and punished for bad losses. Well, the first rankings were not kind to the Badgers, who have racked up a Quad 1 loss and a Quad […]

George Kittle raves about rookie defender once again

The San Francisco 49ers pulled off a 26-8 victory over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, improving to 9-4 and getting within a half-game of the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC West. It was a quality win for the 49ers, who faced a feisty Browns defense led by star pass rusher Myles Garrett. As a […]

Minnesota Football: John Nestor named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week

Minnesota cornerback John Nestor has been named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week for his performance in the Gophers’ 17-7 rivalry week win over Wisconsin. He recorded nine tackles, two tackles for loss, two interceptions, and a fumble recovery in the snow-covered game on Saturday. Nestor is only the second Gopher this season to […]

Thank You, Devin Mockobee

In an era of coaches, players and personnel always looking to what is “next”, Devin Mockobee was a unicorn. Five years at one university in the climate of what college football currently is, just is no longer the norm. So, Thank you, Devin Mockobee, for being you, for being a Boilermaker. In his five years, […]

Syracuse football: Orange fire several coaches, per report

Fran Brown and the Syracuse Orange are reportedly making coaching changes after the conclusion of the 2025 season. Pete Nakos and Nick Kosko from On3sports reported that Syracuse fired special teams coordinator Ricky Brumfield, offensive line coach Dale Williams, defensive backs coach Joe Schaefer, and co-defensive coordinator/linebackers coach Robert Wright.  Williams, Schaefer and Wright were […]

Online Overreactions: Notre Dame 49, Stanford 20

Well, I don’t know about a lot of you Eastern timers, but I was (barely) awake for every snap on Saturday night/Sunday morning. That was rough, and an experience I don’t really want to go through again. Thankfully, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish had the Stanford Cardinal taken care of pretty much by the end […]

Rutgers Men’s Basketball Weekly Preview: No.1 Purdue, No.3 Michigan

After an ugly performance in the Players’ Era Tournament, where they went 1-2, Rutgers men’s basketball will open Big Ten play with its most difficult week of the season, as they are set to take on No.1 Purdue at home on Tuesday and No.3 Michigan on the road on Saturday. No.1 Purdue Not only is […]

Brian Hartline vs. Will Stein: Who should Kentucky hire?

It has been 13 years since Kentucky football went on a coaching search, and Mitch Barnhart will have plenty of suitors for the job. Two names are sticking out right now, however, are Oregon offensive coordinator Will Stein and Ohio State offensive coordinator Brian Hartline. According to Pete Nakos of On3, Stein and Hartline are […]

#Woof: Huskies Land Three-Star In-State Linebacker

Happy Monday Husky fans. The Huskies got some welcomed good news today when three-star linebacker Ramzak Fruean from Bethel HS, WA committed to Washington. Fruean, who is rated as the 48th best linebacker in the country by 247 Sports, had narrowed his recruitment to a final three of BYU, Arizona, and UW after de-committing from […]

Monday afternoon Cardinal news and notes

—NET Rankings Update (men’s): No. 9. —The Louisville men’s basketball team is holding strong at No. 6 in both major human polls this week. —Saturday was one of the ugliest days in the modern history of Kentucky football … which is saying something. —I don’t hate this. —Updated bowl projections for Louisville are here. —Kentucky […]

What We Learned: Oregon Ducks

Although the result was not unexpected, it was still a stinging, bitter loss for the Huskies, as they dropped a rivalry game to Oregon, 26-14. Let’s get to what we learned, for the regular season finale! Fisch Out of Water This game was in reach for much of the first 3 quarters, with the defense […]

Arizona men’s basketball stays put in AP Poll

Arizona men’s basketball held steady in this week’s Associated Press Top 25 poll. The Wildcats are ranked No. 2 in the country for the second consecutive week after dismantling Denver and Norfolk State. The Purdue Boilermakers remain No. 1. Michigan jumped four spots to No. 3 after winning the Players Era Festival with three dominant […]

Rams Rookie QB Watch: Who’s QB1 after the regular season?

The college football regular season has officially come to a close. Next week is conference championships followed by the College Football Playoffs. When it comes to the regular season, the 2026 quarterback class had mixed reviews. While it was supposed to be one of the better classes in recent memory, many of the players expected […]

Lions DC Kelvin Sheppard demanding more from pass rush

While a few days ago Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell said there were only a few plays against the Green Bay Packers in which they should have generated pressure and didn’t, defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard was singing a much different tune during his Monday morning press conference. “I don’t think we’ve affected the quarterback to […]

Value of Things: By the Numbers

Another week and another improbable Texans victory. If you had told the fan base that the Texans would be 7-5 at this point in the season at the beginning of the year, it would have made a ton of sense. This has been a 10-7 football team two years in a row and 7-5 points […]

The 3 likeliest candidates to become next Kentucky Football head coach

Mark Stoops and the University of Kentucky have officially parted ways after 13 seasons. Stoops leaves as the longest tenured coach in the SEC and as the man who rebuilt the program from the inside out. With his departure, Kentucky now enters a coaching search that will move quickly and decisively. Based on conversations and […]

Big Ten Power Rankings – Week 14

Hello there and welcome to the Big Ten Power Rankings! Each week we’ll rank how the teams across the conference are playing, in the hopes of seeing just who is a contender, and who is a pretender over the course of the season. The rules are few, but resolute: Teams are ranked by how they’re […]

Monday Musings: The edge in criteria are undeniable regarding Miami vs. Notre Dame, but the selection committee won’t care

Happy victory Monday, SOTUers. Hope you all had a great Thanksgiving holiday. The Miami Hurricanes made it a good one for all us, bludgeoning Pittsburgh on Saturday afternoon 38-7. The Canes looked absolutely dominant and have shown the part of a playoff team for the last four weeks. So, what does that mean for their […]