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Celta Vigo boss Claudio Giraldez takes his team to Camp Nou on Wednesday to face Barcelona as La Liga resumes after a weekend off due to the Copa del Rey final. Ahead of the match, Giraldez has been asked to name which Barca players he would love to have in his team and come up […]
The New England Patriots called an audible on Tuesday morning. Instead of a pair of players addressing the media, as previously scheduled, head coach Mike Vrabel was to make a short statement and subsequently answer football-related questions. That presser was his first public appearance since photos of him and NFL reporter Dianna Russini at an […]
Boston College doesn’t have many prospects in this year’s NFL Draft, but as always they are producing strong offensive line talent even in during a rough season. Logan Taylor, a transfer from Virginia, played in Chestnut Hill for three seasons and earned All-ACC Second Team honors in 2025 as a team captain. But how much […]
Position: RB Height: 6’3” Weight: 232 40 yd Dash: 4.5 Shuttle Time: Unavailable Vertical Jump: 37” Broad Jump: 10’4” Bench Press: 26 reps College Performance: One of Clemson’s more intriguing players in the draft, Adam Randall started life at Clemson as a WR before converting to RB late in his career. His time as a […]
IU football offensive linemen Drew Evans and Bray Lynch and kicker Nico Radicic addressed the media on Tuesday morning as the Hoosiers continue spring practice. Watch the media availabilities with Evans, Lynch and Radicic below: The post Video: IU football spring availability with Drew Evans, Bray Lynch and Nico Radicic appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
Every year we take the time to look at each head coach across the Mountain West and do our best to rank them from best to worst. With our coverage extending to the PAC 12 this upcoming season, we are going to be previewing both conferences. Without further ado, here are the Good, Bad, and […]
The 2026 MLB Draft is considered to be very strong, and it is an especially strong class within the state of Georgia – more than 30 names below would be slam dunks to be selected this year based on talent, though the money might keep some from being picked. I wanted to provide an update […]
Later this morning, Syracuse Athletic Director will host a new NIL partnership announcement at Meier’s Creek Taphouse. We’ll have updates about that event, but this announcement and the bizare appearance of Adam Weitsman at WrestleMania have us wondering what other deals Blair can come up with to improve the Orange’s NIL budget. First up should […]
Oregon MTEN, WTEN, and BVB are wrapping up their seasons. Here is how the weekend’s action played out. Women’s Tennis #70 Oregon women’s tennis finished their season on the road this last weekend. They had their work cut out for them just to be competitive with a pair of ranked teams in #5 Ohio State […]
Earlier this month, head coach P.J. Fleck and co. turned their attention away from the tight end position and secured a verbal commitment from Edina defensive line recruit Gage Geyer. Get to know Gage Geyer Height: 6’5”Weight: 270 Power 4 Scholarship Offers: Boston College, Kansas, Kansas State, and West Virginia 247 Sports Composite Rating: .8611 […]
The Minnesota Golden Gophers have earned a verbal commitment from offensive line recruit Will Clausen, who hails from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Get to know Will Clausen Height: 6’5”Weight: 280 Power 4 Scholarship Offers: Baylor, Kansas, and Oklahoma State 247 Sports Composite Rating: N/A Scouting Report Clausen is a physical blocker who wants to move people […]
The 2026 NFL Draft will commence on Thursday, April 23 and run through Saturday, April 25. The event takes place in downtown Pittsburgh. The NFL has invited 16 college football players to attend the festivities in PA. Among them are two former Alabama players are Kadyn Proctor and Ty Simpson. Below is the full list of who will be at the draft on April 23. Alabama has several former […]
The NCAA is at it again — they are currently weighing new eligibility rules that would allow student-athletes five years of eligibility. Should this be written into “law,” UNC’s Seth Trimble could return to Chapel Hill for a fifth year of college basketball. In fact, he entered the transfer portal on Monday afternoon with a […]
In my months-long quest to not be grumpy about the 2026 Tigers, – and, specifically, the ‘26 defense – said journey now takes us to one of the bigger x-factors in a football game: turnovers. A defense that can continuously give their offense the ball in plus territory by taking away the opposing offense’s control […]
‘A beacon of hope.’ Nevada athletics places final beam of $28 million Fieldhouse project Nevada athletics signaled the halfway point of their $28 million Fieldhouse construction project as the final beam was put in place. Chris Murray of NevadaSportsNet has the details. Danielson Signs Contract Extension Through 2030 Boise State head football coach Spencer Danielson […]
When Ty Rodgers entered the transfer portal, it marked the end of a significant era in Champaign. Rodgers and senior AJ Redd were the ultimate guardians of Illinois culture. They were (along with Jake Davis and Jason Jakstys) the last holdovers of the Chester Frazier/Tim Anderson time at Brad Underwood’s side. That was the rugged […]
On her latest Making Monsters podcast, Taylor Doll is joined by Marc Weiszer, who covers the Georgia Bulldogs for the Athens Banner-Herald. They discuss several Georgia prospects who could fall in the Chicago Bears’ range at 25, as well as potential picks later in the draft. They talk about offensive tackle Monroe Freeling, linebacker CJ […]
The Blue-White Game, and spring games in general, have undergone a massive shift in recent years. In fact, it will now be known as the “Blue-White Practice” in the first spring session of the Matt Campbell Era. The Blue-White practice will begin at 1 p.m. on Saturday, and unfortunately, is not expected to be televised. […]
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. On the gridiron 3 overreactions from Ohio State’s spring gameGene Ross, […]
For a long time, draft season was the season in Duval County. The question of “Which college prospects are going to turn around my Jacksonville Jaguars?” came to mind well before the end of each regular season. No more! The 2026 draft cycle has been boring as heck — but in a good way. Liam […]
The 2026 NFL Draft offers the Atlanta Falcons an opportunity to establish a new identity under new head coach Kevin Stefanski and general manager Ian Cunningham. Both have stated their intentions to construct a physically-minded football team by building through the trenches. But actions speak louder than words, and it remains to be seen whether […]
Position: WR Height: 5’11.5” Weight: 187 40 yd Dash: 4.41 Shuttle Time: Unavailable Vertical Jump: 39.5” Broad Jump: 10’4” Bench Press: 10 reps College Performance: Antonio Williams was a bit of a mixed bag at Clemson. Despite being primarily a slot receiver, the Tigers were forced to rely on him in a number of ways […]
Good morning, BBN! This weekend was a wild one on the recruiting trail as the Kentucky Wildcats failed to lock up two of their primary options at power forward. Sebastian Rancik chose to head to Tallahassee to play for Florida State, while Mark Pope and the staff waited out Donnie Freeman, who is now committed […]
The latest Albert Breer’s 2026 NFL Draft Needs for Every Team Reveal a Compelling Theme | Sports Illustrated Kansas City Chiefs First round: Nos. 9, 29 Total picks: 9 Needs: CB, WR Edge, OT, S What you need to know: Like the Giants and Jets, it’s fair to look at the top of the Chiefs draft, with three of […]
The 2026 NFL Draft is less than 10 days away as the New England Patriots continue the process of finishing their board. Things will look quite different for the team this draft picking 31st overall after back-to-back years selecting in the top-five. While Eliot Wolf noted the secondary is not a strength of the class, […]