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SEC Softball Tournament: Alabama Bombs Arkansas

ALABAMA 7, ARKANSAS 1 Patrick Murphy retooled the lineup in a way we have been pining for for a couple of weeks now. He moved Alexis Pupillo out of the leadoff spot and moved her down to third in the batting order. Jena Young took her spot at the top of the order. Alabama put […]

NWSL Availability Report: Matchweek seven (Friday): Racing Louisville vs. Portland Thorns and Orlando Pride vs. North Carolina Courage

Who’s available to play in this Friday’s games in the NWSL? Here are the latest updates in the NWSL availability report: RACING LOUISVILLE FC OUT: Savannah DeMelo (Illness), Marisa DiGrande (Maternity Leave), Erynn Floyd (Hand), Ellie Jean (Illness), Olivia Sekany (SEI – Knee)QUESTIONABLE: NoneINTERNATIONAL DUTY: None PORTLAND THORNS FC OUT: Bella Bixby (Knee – SEI), Julie Dufour (Knee – […]

Greg Schiano talks Rutgers tight quarterback competition

Rutgers is in the midst of yet another quarterback competition and to no one’s surprise, a final decision is not close. Rutgers head coach Greg Schiano joined Big Ten Network on Tuesday to discuss many topics around the Scarlet Knights. One thing on everyone’s mind has been the starting quarterback battle between AJ Surace and […]

Can Malik Benson solve the Raiders’ return game woes?

Once Klint Kubiak became the Las Vegas Raiders head coach and assembled his staff, general manager John Spytek went to work assembling a roster to put the new lead man in the best possible position to succeed. Taking over a football team that finished 3-14 the prior year under a veteran head coach that was […]

Would Murillo be a good option for Barcelona instead of Alessandro Bastoni?

Following Barcelona’s exit from the Champions League this season, one thing has become absolutely clear. Barcelona really need an elite center-back. Inigo Martinez has been missed, Barca’s defence exposed multiple times and none of Ronaldo Araujo, Eric Garcia nor Gerard Martin have solved that issue. Alessandro Bastoni seems to be the top target but one […]

Football: 2009-2025 coaching review part 5

Between 1977 and 2008, the Oregon Ducks had just two head football coaches. For more than 30 years, that remarkable consistency allowed the program to steadily grow from its humble place it occupied in the early to mid-1970s to the national presence it enjoys today. In stark contrast, between 2009 and 2021, Oregon had four […]

Badgers to start the season in primetime

The Wisconsin Badgers are starting the season off with a thriller in 2026, as they’ll face the Notre Dame Fighting Irish at Lambeau Field in Week 1. Well, now we have a kickoff time, and it makes the matchup even better. The Badgers are slated to start the season on primetime, getting a 6:30 p.m. […]

Miami vs. Notre Dame game time announced

The Miami Hurricanes and Notre Dame Fighting Irish were can’t-miss television last year. And with the drama that went down last college football season and the way both teams’ respective seasons ended, it will be again when the teams meet in 2026. As such, it’s no surprise that the Hurricanes and Irish will meet in […]

College football coaches propose schedule changes

Right on the heels of the NCAA Basketball Tournament expansion, the American Football Coaches Association announced some schedule changes in anticipation of the College Football Playoff expanding. The headline grabber is the AFCA calling for an end to conference championship games, but the other items desere attention as well. The AFCA board is also in […]

Should the MW and Pac-12 schedule games against one another?

For years, the relationship between the Mountain West and the Pac-12 has lived somewhere between regional kinship and identity crisis; neighbors separated not just by geography, but by perception. Now, with both leagues navigating uncertain futures and evolving reputations, the question deserves more than surface-level debate. So, should the Mountain West and Pac-12 schedule more […]

UNC Women’s Tennis Reaches Sweet 16 for 16th Straight Year

Michigan and UNC currently rank 2nd and 3rd, respectively, in the interactive Director’s Cup standings, separated by 17.75 points. Women’s Tennis this weekend hosts a super-regional (round of 16), with the winner advancing to the “Elite Eight.” The opponent? Michigan. Both UNC Men and Women earned spots in the NCAA Tournament this year. The men […]

Not clickbait: QB Aaron Rodgers to the Cardinals?

The Arizona Cardinals drafted a young quarterback in this year’s NFL draft with the selection of Carson Beck from the University of Miami. With that pick, the quarterback room swelled to four athletes. Most NFL clubs only keep three guys going into Week 1, plus another on the practice squad. The Cardinals QB room includes […]

Position battles that will decide Ohio State’s ceiling

Ohio State enters 2026 the way elite programs often do. Loaded enough to contend for a Big Ten title and a national championship, but unfinished enough that a handful of position battles will determine whether the roster becomes merely very good or truly championship-caliber. That distinction matters because the Buckeyes are replacing major production in […]

Hoosiers Daily News: How Mark Cuban helped Indiana land Fernando Mendoza

Mark Cuban’s presence has been felt around Indiana Athletics before, but few spots felt as significant as his attendance during Indiana’s game at Notre Dame in the 2024-25 College Football Playoff. Cuban sporting the apparel of Hoosiers Connect, the athletic department’s official NIL partner, took in the Hoosiers’ first playoff appearance from a suite in […]

Mountaintop View 5-7-25

Taylor: How many wins does Sawvel need in Year 3? As the dog days of the off-season approach when football news is hard to come by, Alex Taylor of WyoSports gets right to the point for Wyoming football: how many wins does head coach Jay Sawvel need in year 3? Oregon State is asking fans […]

Quack Fix 2026-5-7

Kai Graves-Blanks named B1G Track Athlete of the Week Mens Golf Headed to Ohio Regional Oregon Men’s Basketball Officially Adds Taylor Bol Bowen Waz media availability ahead of UCLA series Highlight of the Day: Oregon demolishes Illinois at Home

Class of 2027 WR Dae’sean Graves commits to UConn

On Wednesday night, Holy Cross HS (CT) wide receiver recruit Dae’sean Graves officially announced his commitment to UConn on X. He is the first Class of 2027 commit for the Huskies. Graves turned down offers from Syracuse, Wake Forest, UMass, Liberty, James Madison, and Buffalo. In his two-year varsity career, the junior has been stellar for […]

‘I’m not 100% yet’ – Raphinha makes worrying admission ahead of Barcelona’s Clasico clash with Real Madrid

Raphinha has been passed fit by Barcelona after several weeks out with a hamstring injury picked up on international duty with Brazil in the United States. The Brazilian didn’t make it off the bench against Osasuna last time out but is expected to feature on Sunday when Barca face Real Madrid in El Clasico. Speaking […]

‘A guy who’s gonna give it his all’ — An interview with Max Iheanachor’s college coach

While most had Arizona State offensive tackle Max Iheanachor in the first-round conversation entering the 2026 NFL Draft, not many thought that the Pittsburgh Steelers would be the team to take him off the board — not even Iheanachor’s college coach. This week, I had the pleasure of chatting with Saga Tuitele, Arizona State’s offensive […]

A ride on the Celtics-76ers rollercoaster

Well, we’re now several days removed from the end of the Boston Celtics season, and I think I’m finally ready to talk about it. First thoughts: It definitely still stings. I wish I was still watching my guys play basketball. If we are solely looking at the result of Boston’s series against the Philadelphia 76ers, […]

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