Ben Roethlisberger gave Steelers fans a concrete reason to worry about Drew Allar
The Penn State product shouldn't be back at the drawing board as he starts his NFL career.
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The Penn State product shouldn't be back at the drawing board as he starts his NFL career.
As promised here are a few random thoughts and observations, big and small, about returning to Athens for the NCAA championships this month. I covered the 2007, 2010, 2012 and 2014 championships held there, all of which were 16-team events, along with the individual championships that followed. I was not there in 2017, and with any bids for hosting not considered by the committee until a
Former Indiana Hoosier, Cincinnati Bearcat and Texas Tech Red Raider Quarterback Brendan Sorsby’s time in college football might be coming to an abrupt end. After the NCAA announced that the 2025 All-Big 12 Second Team Quarterback had lost his final year of eligibility and declared him ineligible to play in the 2026 collegiate season following […]
The Iowa football program has named 17 players to the 2026 Leadership Council, it was announced Thursday by Moon Family Head Football Coach Kirk Ferentz.
It’s that time of year when sports writers, especially those who cover college sports, get creative. It’s more likely that they’re desperate because, for the most part, not much is going on. Yes, there are still NCAA championships going on, but unless a sport rhymes with sootball or tasketball, the vast majority of people are […]
Yuri (@Yuri_Ravens) is almost through the Ravens’ entire draft class! Below are links to his first seven reports, followed by his analysis of fifth-round pick (No. 174 overall) Adam Randall. How can the former Clemson Tiger contribute in Baltimore? Short/Long-Term Projection The Ravens entered the offseason needing additional speed and versatility in the backfield after the […]
Hansi Flick may have been harboring the Anthony Gordon secret for a long time. Of course, there are no certainties in football, but a surprise signing like this, at this time, could only have happened at the direct request of a manager with growing control and influence over club proceedings. On paper, Gordon looks like […]
Illini Isaac is joined by Kyle Tausk, former TCR writer, to break down some of the recent Illinois Basketball headlines and preview the upcoming football season.
When it comes to College Football Playoff expansion, the question isn't if the field will grow, but whether it grows to 16 or 24 teams.
UCLA will try to bounce back in Friday's elimination game.
Every coach voted for a 24-team playoff on Thursday.
Bo Melton spent most of last offseason training to play cornerback, a position he never ended up getting on the field for during the 2025 season. Despite the reps at cornerback, Melton did see playing time at receiver, the position he originally played for the Green Bay Packers, throughout the year. Up until this week, […]
I think that’s a no. College football’s media rights framework is under immense pressure these days. With NIL payments to athletes driving up costs some lawmakers and sports reformers have floated a bold fix: pool all conferences’ TV rights into one centralized package, sell them together, and redistribute the proceeds across college sports. The proposal […]
My article prologues are running out as BYU continues its search for a starting caliber big man. The latest miss was Croatian Center Michael Ruzic, who went to LSU in a massive money deal. BYU offered Ruzic millions of dollars, but it didn’t match LSU’s offer. I tend to not throw out numbers I hear […]
PULLMAN, Wash. (May 28, 2026) – Richard B. "Dick" Fry, one of the great figures in Washington State University's history," passed away Wednesday, May 27, in Pullman. Fry was 103.
Georgia discussed a “breakaway,” where the SEC would set or enforce its own rules.
From now until preseason camp starts in August, Land-Grant Holy Land will be writing articles around a different theme every week. This week is all about unpopular opinions. You can catch up on all of the Theme Week content here and all of our “Unpopular Opinion” articles here. There are three certainties in life. Death, taxes, and Ohio State […]
On Wednesday, the Pac-12 released game specifics for the 2026 football season (as did the Mountain West, and we will run that post tomorrow). One of the perks of this media deal is knowing the exact dates, times, and channels for every conference game now, with no more flex options two weeks out, as was […]
A year ago, I was writing prodigiously about the upcoming 2025 Penn State football season. Repeatedly, I remember noting that this was the most anticipated season in Happy Valley since Sports Illustrated tabbed the Nittany Lions No. 1 back in the preseason of 1999. My excitement for the season was at that proverbial fever pitch, […]
We’ve been given a late-May gift ahead of the 2026 football season — more game times. On Wednesday, three additional games on Virginia’s football schedule were given their kickoff times and TV designations, bringing the total to four, with the NC State game in Brazil already set to begin the ’26 campaign. With the official […]
Winning football games pays….especially under the ACC’s new revenue distribution model According the information provided by the conference to Syracuse.com, Syracuse benefited from the new ACC revenue sharing model thanks to Fran Brown’s successful first season. The on-field success of football was more than enough to overcome a disappointing basketball season and push the Orange […]
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In the past week, Rutgers has added three official visits for defensive tackle, a position it has struggled to recruit over the past few years, according to Rivals/On3. These include Florida 3-star Defensive lineman Duke Carpenter, unranked Florida defensive line prospect Akhcuonam Augustin, and three-star South Carolina defensive tackle prospect Dennis Glenn Jr. Carpenter will […]
Miami head coach Mario Cristobal had high praise for Malachi Toney after the wide receiver helped lead the Hurricanes to the national championship game as a true freshman.
Indiana football’s fearsome defensive line held opposing running games in check while driving quarterbacks into the turf during the Hoosiers’ run to the national title this past season. The Hoosiers have emphasized building it for the long term through the high school ranks and are looking to land another talented defender. Greg Smith, a national […]
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