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Mercer is in the FCS Playoffs, Now What?

For the third straight season, the Bears will be a playoff team. The thrilling 49-47 victory over Western Carolina in Cullowhee last Saturday gave Mercer its second consecutive SoCon championship and automatic bid into the FCS postseason. Until 2023, the program had never seen a playoff game. Now? They’ll be getting ready to host one […]

SBN Reacts: Mizzou Fans Were Unfortunately Wrong

Missouri’s College Football Playoff hopes are officially over after a 38-17 loss to Texas A&M on late Saturday afternoon. There was some optimism heading into this game that Mizzou could potentially pull off the upset at home. In our latest SBN Reacts survey, we asked what the outcome of Missouri vs Texas A&M will be […]

Gridiron Gab: Quotes & A Smidge of Hoops

It’s that binary time of the year.  When we try again to watch football with one eye, basketball with the other.  Sometimes it works, sometimes not.  Oh for the days of picture in picture. OK, not really. There are laptops and iPads and phone apps, and we seem to be able to manage. First, football. […]

‘The Birds Eye View’

Clicking on the newsletter will allow for full screen viewing and zoom functionality. If ‘readability’ becomes issue may offer option to receive newsletter via email each week. Let me know in comments your feedback. ***************************** (Mobile Friendly Version) The record book says that going into Saturday night Louisville football had never officially played the University […]

This Week on ATQ

Monday, November 10 WVB: UCLA & MSU recaps – BWFootball: Punt & field position analysis – EC Tuesday, November 11 Football: Iowa film review – THWBB v GCU 6pm PT B1G+ – DCU Wednesday, November 12 WBB: GCU recap – AHMBB v South Dakota State 6:30pm PT Peacock – CD Thursday, November 13 Football: Minnesota […]

UNC Football vs. Stanford: Winners, Losers, & Honorable Mentions

If you’re still reading this, thank you. Between the disappointment of how this season has gone and the excitement that has exploded over basketball, you’d be forgiven for not really caring at this point about the football team’s performance. Certainly the ratings tell us that fans in general have moved on and two straight weeks […]

A look at Arizona’s bowl prospects after locking up eligibility

Officially bowl eligible, Arizona knows it will have one more game after the regular season ends later this month. But with dozens of postseason bowl games, which ones could the Wildcats play in? That depends on what happens with some of the UA’s old Pac-12 friends. Despite being in the Big 12 Conference, Arizona and […]

Quack Fix 11-10-2025

Football guts it out against Iowa Volleyball losses in 5 sets to Michigan State Women’s basketball cruises past Montana Men’s basketball survives a close call against Rice Highlight of the Day: Dierre Hill Sprints to the End Zone

Knee-jerk Takeaways From Reading’s October

In case you’re not familiar with the concept, the “knee jerk” reactions are essentially my thoughts over the last calendar month or so of Reading Football Club doing Reading Football Club-related things. The knee-jerk part has a tongue-in-cheek element to it, but even by my own standards, this piece is exceptionally late due to a […]

Corn Nation Overreaction: Johnson and Lateef Lead Huskers at the Rose Bowl

This week on Corn Nation Overreaction, Greg, Hoss, and Jake discuss Nebraska’s win over the UCLA Bruins at one of the most hallowed stadiums in all of college football, the Rose Bowl. The Huskers led bell to bell and, get this, actually scored a touchdown in the third quarter. It would prove to be the […]

Boiler Alert – Oakland and OSU

Things went just about as expected over the weekend with Purdue men’s basketball taking down Oakland and Purdue football losing to the visiting Ohio State Buckeyes. It’s what we expected, but did it happen how we expected? Well, on the football side of things it was about as predicted. On the basketball side? Not at […]

Buckeyes get a big-time BOOM as we wrap up dominant Purdue win

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 Earholes… Land-Grant Podcast Network rolls out exciting new lineup […]

Jazzy Davidson steps into the spotlight and delivers an upset win for No. 18 USC

When previewing Sunday afternoon’s top-25 showdown between No. 9 NC State and No. 18 USC, I suggested, albeit somewhat skeptically, that “it would be encouraging if freshman Jazzy Davidson had a star-making afternoon.” Well, the Trojans shouldn’t just be encouraged. They should be ecstatic. Davidson delivered—and then some. The freshman sparked the upset victory for […]

MV3: Few Bright Spots in Mizzou’s 38-17 Loss to Texas A&M

Missouri’s College Football chances officially came to an end on Saturday with a 38-17 loss to No. 3 Texas A&M — dropping them to 6-3 (2-3 SEC) on the season. Even in the losses prior, Mizzou was at least competitive against Top-15 teams vs Alabama and Vanderbilt. That was … not the case against Texas […]

ACC Power Rankings Post-Week 11

Clemson finally won a home game while both Louisville and Virginia suffered upset losses at home. All of a sudden, Pitt is the talk of the town, and they didn’t even play this weekend. 17. Syracuse (3-7 [1-6] Prev 17): Syracuse went to Miami and lost 38-10 in a game where nobody looked amazing. Syracuse […]

MMQB – My Kingdom for a Stop

Penn State is 3-6 after suffering its latest heartbreaking loss of the season, this time to #2 Indiana who the Lions had on the ropes only to give up a late score after a hard fought game. Sound familiar? Let’s take a quick look at Penn State’s 6 losses this season and see if we […]

No. 5 LSU showed off their firepower in Flau’Jae Johnson’s homecoming game

The No. 5 LSU Tigers put on an offensive clinic on Sunday afternoon, defeating Georgia Southern, 118-70, in front of a sold-out record crowd of 5,322 fans at The Hill. The game served as a homecoming for LSU’s Flau’Jae Johnson, a Savannah native who helped lead the Tigers to their third-consecutive victory to open the […]

Corn Flakes: Two Historic Performances by Huskers This Weekend

What a weekend to be a Huskers fan! Both basketball teams won. Volleyball extended the sweep streak and the football team won with a true freshman at the helm. With a title about “two historic performances” and knowing the season the volleyball team is putting together, the first inclintation is to wonder which of those […]