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On Friday night, A’ja Wilson reminded why she’s the four-time MVP, dropping 45 points on better than 83 percent shooting as the Las Vegas Aces won the second of two-straight matchups against the Connecticut Sun, 101-94. Wilson is the epitome of an MVP because of how her raw production translates to winning impact. Scour the […]
What will new DC Raheem Morris bring to the 49ers’ defense?“The Niners’ fifth coordinator in as many years, Morris has been something of a chameleon coordinator, having experience leading defenses of multiple philosophies, fronts and coverages. His words and history suggest he prefers to tailor his scheme to his players rather than trying to fit […]
Hansi Flick has set his sights on an unprecedented milestone for Barcelona’s final match of the season at the Spotify Camp Nou against Betis, calling the chance to achieve a perfect home record “a great objective.” The newly-crowned La Liga champions have already locked up the league title, but motivation remains high heading into Sunday’s […]
Jordan Lucas has become a huge star in the gay community and volleyball, turning homophobic comments into a powerful statement.
Late April to early May is usually the time to start thinking about the college football season. We’re a little early to start a player analysis, but it’s time for a deep dive into the schedule. We’re looking especially at the out-of-conference here. We‘ll also be looking at the in-ACC conference games shortly after. Games … Continue reading »
Once again, being in position to sweep the Penises just twists the knife on the series loss to Missourah (spits). Anyway, we play one last SEC regular season game tonight. Our post-season hopes have gone from “dead” to “in critical condition.” There is a faint pulse (likely enough to crush us when we drop an […]
Following up on the renewed interest in football with the Spring ACC Meetings completing this past week, and fresh off of two sell-out Savannah Bananas events, UNC announced this week that it’s time to celebrate Kenan Stadium’s 100th Anniversary, and in celebration the place is getting a bit of a glow-up. The logo could use […]
Barcelona players have been paying tribute to Robert Lewandowski after the striker confirmed he will be leaving the club this summer after his contract expires. Lewandowski will depart after a successful four years at the club, winning three league titles, the Copa del Rey and landing a Pichichi award during his time at the Camp […]
If an athlete is lucky they will have one transcendent performance in their career; one that forever etches them into the lore of their team’s (and maybe even the sport’s) history. Michael Jordan had the flu game. Don Larsen had a perfect game in the 1956 World Series. There are several examples of athletes having […]
Happy Saturday Husky fans. The Huskies got great news last night when 3 star safety Isala Aisa Wily-Ava from St John Bosco HS, CA committed to UW. The Huskies had been rumored to be the leader for a long time for him, but ASU made a massive push recently that made things more interesting. Wily-Ava, […]
Friends, we have reached peak college football offseason. Media silly season is in full bloom, the usual obsessive psychopaths are printing their laziest slander, rumblings abound about the future of the postseason, and absolutely nothing fun beyond recruiting is happening. All of this means many of us are starting our countdown to September already, and […]
First of all, the column we’re going to discuss is by Mike DeCourcy, and since he had announced his retirement just prior to the Final Four, we’re really happy to see he’s still writing. His recent column about the ACC and Notre Dame is definitely worth your time. The premise: should the conference tell the […]
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One of the best days of the calendar year is here. Dillo Day, the biggest student-run musical festival in the nation, returns to Northwestern’s Lakefill on Saturday afternoon. Mayfest Productions has once again provided the Northwestern community with a star-studded setlist, headlined by artists like BabyChiefDoIt, Daya and Malcolm Todd. With sunny skies expected all […]
The Arizona Wildcats have continued to build upon their success of the 2025 season on the recruiting trail. In early May, 3-star California wide receiver Braylen Ross announced his commitment to the Wildcats. On Friday, Brent Brennan added another offensive piece. Wayne Shanks Jr., a 3-star running back from Houston, announced his decision to play […]
The Notre Dame Football recruiting machine is absolutely dialed in right now. On Friday, 5-Star defensive lineman David Folorunsho gave his commitment to Marcus Freeman and this 2027 Notre Dame Football recruiting class. The Irish continue to have national success on the recruiting trail, but Folorunsho is a fairly local victory. The 6’3” 285 pounder […]
We’re continuing our deep dive into the Green Bay Packers’ 2026 draft. Previously, I have written about Dani Dennis-Sutton and RJ Maryland. Today, we’re taking a look at Jager Burton, a center out of the University of Kentucky. As you might expect, his RAS is about what you’d expect from the Packers. For a center, […]
Jay Harris *Note: Name links to official K-State Bio. Bio Position: Running Back Height: 6’1 Weight: 215 Hometown: St. Louis, Missouri High School: Timberland Recruiting Class: 2022 Former Team: Northwest Missouri State, Oregon Eligibility Remaining: 1 Season – Redshirt Senior High School Recruiting Rankings: Not Ranked Transfer Portal Rankings: 3*(86.24) – National Rank: 1064 – Running Back: 93 High School High School Highlights […]
Our 2026 early position breakdowns for Rutgers football aim to talk about the positions, besides quarterback, that have the most question marks surrounding them heading into the 2026 season. The first one was about the linebackers and what their rotation is going to look like. The second focused on who will be the No.2 running […]
The Skinny Height/Weight: 6-foot-1, 210 poundsHometown/High School: Westwood, MA (Xaverian Brothers )Ranking: ★★★ (88 Rivals — No. 37 QB)Notable Offers: Boston College, West Virginia, Arkansas, Maryland, Syracuse Highlights The Tale Penn State went all in on Peter Bourque after he decommitted from Michigan, but heavy hitters Georgia and Ohio State entered the fray late, and Virginia […]
Colts season comes down to these 10 players! Isaiah Hill commits to Purdue!
Wendell Gregory *Note: Name links to official K-State Bio. Bio Position: Defensive End Height: 6’3 Weight: 255 Hometown: Marietta, Georgia High School: Walton High School Recruiting Class: 2024 Former Team: South Carolina, Oklahoma State Eligibility Remaining: 3 Seasons – Redshirt Sophomore High School Recruiting Rankings: 4*(91.98) – National Rank: 200 – Edge Rank: 26 Transfer Portal Rankings: 4*(93.75) – National Rank: 37 – […]
BYU’s 2026 non-conference schedule is nearing completion. Jon Rothstein reported Friday that BYU will play Northwestern in the Delta Center (SLC) this coming season. Teams can schedule 32 games this upcoming season, up from the previous 31, meaning BYU will have 14 non-conference games and 18 Big 12 games. Sources have told me of the […]
The Jacksonville Jaguars’ 2026-27 schedule has been released! In Year 1 under a new “football leadership unit” of Liam Coen, James Gladstone, and Tony Boselli, the Jags seized the AFC South crown by winning 13 games for the first time this millennium. Hopefully, that was just the start. Coen stressed the importance of Year 2 […]
The NFL schedule for this season is officially here! After the leaks and teasers all week, Eagles fans now know exactly when their team will be playing from September through January. There will be Eagles football on Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and more, but some Birds fans out there are already gunning to see them play […]