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Portal season is beginning to crank up, and that means lots of player movement. We’ll do our best to keep up with it here. The most notable players to make moves so far are Virginia Tech’s Neoklis Avdalas, Pitt’s Brandin Cummings, and Georgia Tech’s Baye Ndongo, who seemed to regress this season. More are certain […]
Few players were as impactful for their team as Zuby Ejiofor was this season, so it came as no surprise that he was named the winner of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame’s Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award on Saturday. The Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award is awarded to the country’s best center at the end of every season. […]
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The Edmonton Oilers can rely on Connor McDavid to dominate for 22 minutes per night, but that alone isn’t enough to win a Stanley Cup. It’s whether they can limit the damage in the non-McDavid minutes that ultimately determines their ceiling. For months, depth issues defined their 2025-26 season, but lately, they’ve shown significant progress. …
We are four games from the end of this season. You may be surprised to learn that the season began in October and not last February, a time that’s often felt like one continuous trudge through drama and losing for 15 months. The light, and absolutely spectacular rookie season from Cooper Flagg, has maintained its […]
We continue our 2026 NFL Draft preview of draft prospects that could interest the Dallas Cowboys. Today we are looking at Indiana cornerback D’Angelo Ponds. D’Angelo Ponds CBIndiana HoosiersJunior 3-star recruit 5’9”182 lbs History As a freshman in 2023 at James Madison, Ponds played all 13 games and made 10 starts, putting up 51 tackles, two tackles for loss, two interceptions, […]
Pablo Torre still hasn’t forgotten Barcelona. The Mallorca midfielder, who left Barça last summer, has had a difficult season at his new club where he struggled for regular playing time. But he’s starting to find his form after a change of coaches, with Martín Demichelis trusting Torre and giving him more minutes in recent weeks. […]
Everything was going the Nationals’ way for most of yesterday’s game, as they had a 6-1 lead entering the 6th inning thanks to a 2-run Luis Garcia Jr. home run, a Keibert Ruiz single which ricocheted off the first base bag, allowing CJ Abrams to score, and a 3-run laser home run off the bat […]
Baseball is such a peculiar sport. The Chicago White Sox just swept the Toronto Blue Jays, and that’s indicative of exactly diddly squat about those two teams. What we know for a fact is that no matter the campaign the Blue Jays will have had at the end of the year, it’ll be possible to […]
We’ve made it to Masters Week! This is when Dawg Sports becomes Dawgs Golf. It is a nice table setter for the end of Spring Practice in Athens and the sadly not-televised G-Day game. So don whatever Masters logo gear you were able to snag (or had your father-in-law give you for your birthday), mix […]
We are officially into college basketball’s transfer portal season, with it remaining open to new entries until April 21st. Players can commit after that date, but cannot enter the portal past the 21st unless a coaching change takes place. This post will be updated as much as possible, with a commitments section being added once […]
The Phillies’ western swing started out well with the team scoring seven runs in the first inning of Friday’s game against the Rockies. Unfortunately, the offense largely dried up throughout the remainder of the series The Phillies will try to get their bats going again when they travel to San Francisco for a three-game series […]
It’s only 10 games, people! That’s just 6.2% of the season! The San Francisco Giants’ 3-7 start, then, shouldn’t be cause for a complete fandom meltdown. Seriously! Okay… honestly. Okay… maybe. Look, it’s not great. It’s reflective of all the downside risks that were apparent when the team was cobbled together in the offseason. But […]
As the Philadelphia Flyers make an incredible push to get to the non-pandemic playoffs for the first time since 2018, an eye is on what potential prospects are doing around the hockey world. And one prospect that was rumored to potentially be on his way over to North America, might not want to stay in Sweden instead. Jack Berglund has impressed mightily this season. While some consternation about the initial pick was warranted, as none of the major public scouting services placed him anyw...
The Los Angeles Rams didn’t sign a backup quarterback in free agency, which means that they could look for one in the 2026 NFL Draft. This may not be a great quarterback class, but that also might mean that the Rams could find good value at 13 or even later in the draft. Throughout the […]
When Mariners prospect Colt Emerson signed his (then) record-breaking extension before ever appearing in an MLB game, much of the conversation focused on the risk the Mariners were taking, allocating such a long-term, significant chunk of payroll to a player who has yet to take a big-league at-bat. Considerably less attention was paid to the […]
Last week, on the ‘On My Soul’ podcast, former Indianapolis Colts Pro Bowl tight end Eric Ebron caused some national stir, when he recalled that current longtime team general manager Chris Ballard gave retired franchise quarterback Andrew Luck an ‘ultimatum’ that he either commit to the team and play through lingering pain for the 2019 […]
Northwestern (12-15-1, 5-7 Big Ten) earned its first Big Ten series win of the season over Michigan State (10-19, 5-10 Big Ten) thanks to several clutch hits in the final two games. Owen McElfatrick and Jackson Freeman led the way for the Wildcats, driving in five and four runs, respectively, over the weekend. Game 1: […]
One of this month’s better fights is kaput, as Mike Coppinger reports that Callum Smith suffered an unspecified injury ahead of his April 18th DAZN main event against David Morrell Jr. Matchroom has yet to release a statement; it’s such a top-heavy show that we can almost certainly expect them to postpone the whole deal. […]
We’ve all known this is what was going to happen. Notre Dame basketball just ended a terrible season, has retained its head coach, and no extra money for NIL (that we know of) is being pumped into the program. Add it all together and you get a mass exodus of your best talent. On Monday, […]
TCU senior forward Aaliyah Roberson, one of the team’s top bench scorers and players during the team’s Elite Eight run during the 2024-25 season, will reportedly enter the transfer portal after four years with the Horned Frogs. Roberson, who didn’t play during the 2025-26 season because of an offseason injury, averaged 5.3 points, 3.6 rebounds […]
Over the weekend, while Liverpool’s men’s team were busy embarrassing themselves as they followed up a promising start against Manchester City in their FA Cup quarter-final by falling apart completely at the first sign of adversity, the women’s team was doing not that. Over in the Women’s FA Cup, LFCW were by far the better […]
Poor Raptors fans have PTSD over the Celtics. I remember one game before they won their championship when the Celtics were having Gino time during a big win and the Raptors' announcers said that's something the Celtics do after every game, not realizing it was just in big blowouts because the Celtics always blew them out. I love how much they respect and hate Payton Pritchard all at once. He's definitely an X-Factor. My favorites are in bold. What are yours?...
Kentucky Basketball forward Mouhamed Dioubate is headed to the transfer portal after just one season in Lexington, according to Joe Tipton of On3. The former 4-star recruit (high school and transfer) committed to Mark Pope and the Cats after spending two seasons playing for Nate Oats and the Alabama Crimson Tide. In Tuscaloosa, Dioubate was […]
With the 2025-26 college basketball season concluded, the transfer portal is now open for the two weeks immediately following the National Championship games. The Men’s window opens Tuesday, April 7 and closes April 21; the Women’s window opens Monday, April 6 and will close on April 20. Both Horned Frogs hoops programs have found success […]
TCU true freshman guard Kayden “Bugg” Edwards, one of the highest-ranked recruits to come to Fort Worth in the Jamie Dixon era, will reportedly enter the transfer portal after one season with the Horned Frogs. Edwards, a four-star recruit out of Duncanville, played in 14 games and averaged 3.2 points, 0.6 rebounds and 0.6 assists […]