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A new report claims the Portland Trail Blazers have “serious interest” in a Jaylen Brown trade. However, can they make […]
The United States Women’s National Team is back in action, with three friendlies against two different opponents as Emma Hayes states that there is “much work to be done before qualifying next year.” The roster continues to take shape as new players are incorporated into the group, determining their potential chemistry and best fit for […]
The Dallas Cowboys had their way with the Washington Commanders on Sunday afternoon. It was one of those games where just about everything went their way. Those types of contests are rare and we should celebrate it accordingly. Obviously we are all ready and anxious to see if the Cowboys’ form from Sunday can be […]
In the past few days I have now googled two different sports related questions and been given wrong answers by the AI response that now comes at the top of every page. The first one was googling the Husker Men’s Basketball game against BYU at 12:30pm on Saturday. According to the AI search BYU had […]
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The ALCS came to a close last night with the Blue Jays ending up the victors. They are returning to their first World Series in nearly 40 years thanks to their winning over the Mariners, 4-3. While the game will rightfully be remembered for George Springer driving a baseball over the wall for a three […]
Greet the Team Coming off the Blue Buses Fans gather on Porter Road prior to each home game to greet the team as they arrive at Beaver Stadium approximately 90 minutes prior to kickoff. You can feel the excitement build as the line of old-school light blue buses comes down the street, with the starting […]
Back when the ACC use to be in two divisions there was a yearly thing known as Coastal Chaos. Basically the Atlantic side of the conference was always pretty straight forward with Clemson or Florida State usually coming out on top fairly easily (those two won it 13 out of 17 times), while the Coastal […]
Prominently employing and appreciating freshmen is a relatively new phenomenon in the ACC By NCAA edict freshmen couldn’t participate in varsity sports during the first 20 years the ACC was in existence. Prior to the 1972-73 season freshmen played on separate, junior varsity basketball squads such as the Blue Imps for Duke and UNC’s Tar […]
It’s my favorite time of the year. The time when I guarantee my predictions and pretend like this article won’t exist in 6 months. This season, there are a few players who are near locks to win certain awards, so I can at least hang my hat on them— hopefully. And if none of my […]
The New York Jets were expected to be bad entering 2025. However, few could have predicted that the team would be 0-7 heading into their last game before the bye week. Roster rebuild aside, the problems in New York are bigger than the athletes in the facility. And Aaron Glenn’s comments in Monday’s press conference […]
As the Detroit Lions’ ragtag group of inexperienced defensive backs celebrated their unexpected success in a 24-9 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, most had one thing in common: they were sporting Brian Branch #32 jerseys. Over the past week, it’s clear the Lions defense took offense at how the NFL treated one of its […]
Michigan came into Saturday’s game against Washington with its season at a bit of a crossroads. After losing – and losing badly – to USC the previous week, the knives have been out in Ann Arbor. Fans and media alike have not only been critical of Michigan’s performance in Los Angeles, but of the state […]
Building out a relief corps can often seem like an exercise in futility. Every major league team needs bullpen help. But one way to hedge your bets and give your club some wiggle room is to load up on fringy—and somewhat enticing—relief arms that you can plug and play from Triple-A. The results won’t always […]
Jovon Bouknight replaces Jay Johnson as Wyoming’s offensive coordinator Wyoming head coach Jay Sawvel is making a change at offensive coordinator, tabbing former Wyoming legend Jovon Bouknight to take over coordinating and playcalling. The Cowboys have played solid defense this season to no avail thanks to the offense. It was time for a change. With […]
Oregon’s Dana Altman Updates Timeline for Jackson Shelstad’s Injury Return Dana Altman Season Preview Oregon Midseason Mysteries: What Questions Remain for the Ducks? Dante Moore lands on ESPN’s top 25 college football players in 2025 list Highlight of the Day: Some Trickery from Stein leads to a Sadiq Touchdown
We had quite a shake up this past week in the chase for the College Football Playoff (CFP). Five teams have fallen from among the unbeaten. FIRST LOSS Louisville 24 Miami-FL 21 – UGA-Carson Beck finally reared his ugly head as the Hurricanes gunslinger misfired for four interceptions with a fifth that was negated by […]
The Virginia Cavaliers found the fire escape Saturday night, defending Scott Stadium with a second-half comeback to earn bowl eligibility and now sit at 6-1 overall and 3-0 in the ACC. As a result, the ‘Hoos earned a new spot in this week’s Associated Press poll, moving up two spots to No. 16. The ‘Hoos […]
New Orleans Saints safety Justin Reid has teamed up with Alltroo to give you the opportunity to win a trip to the Saints and Jets game in New Orleans to meet him on the field, all while supporting his foundation, JReidIndeed, which helps equip and fund youth and community initiatives for those living in underfunded […]
The Cleveland Browns defeated the Miami Dolphins at home on Sunday by a score of 31 to 6, and it was undoubtedly an excellent performance by everybody on the team. It’s also no secret that the Browns’ rookie class has been outstanding so far in 2025, and it was this group that was able to […]
It took a few weeks, but Colorado Buffaloes legend Travis Hunter has scored his first NFL touchdown. The Jags were blown out, losing 35-7 to the Rams, but it was hardly Hunter’s fault. The 2024 Heisman winner had 8 catches for 101 yards, including the above 34-yard touchdown. It’s the most active he’s been thus […]
They say you learn more from losses than you do wins, or something like that. 29 of 30 teams end the season without hoisting a trophy, and therefore walk away more educated than the World Series Champion. While I can’t help Jarren Duran learn to catch better or Connor Wong to hit home runs, I […]
At Big East Media Day on Tuesday, UConn women’s basketball dominated the league’s preseason honors. The Huskies topped the coaches’ poll, swept the preseason player and freshman of the year awards, then landed four players on the all-preseason team. UConn, which has won every regular season and tournament title since it re-joined the league ahead […]
Happy Tuesday, Red Sox Nation! Last night, the Blue Jays defeated the Mariners to set up a World Series matchup with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Unfortunately, the series doesn’t start until Friday, so we’ve got three days with no baseball until the Fall Classic kicks off. Personally, I’ll be rooting for everyone to have a […]
Bill O’Brien took over at Boston College last year with a mission to bring the Eagles back into relevance in the ACC. In year one, he got his team to a bowl game and seven wins with a strong defense and an efficient offense. However, year two has been a disaster for the Eagles as […]
Meet the Mets Danny Abriano ranked the biggest needs for the Mets heading into the offseason. Tim Britton and Will Sammon tried to figure out how much the Mets should pay Pete Alonso this time around. Andrew Tredinnick mapped out important dates for Mets fans to keep an eye on in the 2026 offseason. Joel […]