Remembering the Battle of Connecticut
As a 25 year rivalry comes to a close tonight, take a look back at some of the recent highlights from the Battle of Connecticut.
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Mountaintop View 4-15-26: Bowl discussions, Agents for high schoolers, transfer portal news, draft stocks
Pac-12 Bowl Lineup Discussion The Pac-12 President’s and AD’s are meeting this week. On the docket includes a discussion about what bowl tie ins the conference will have. Things may have to get awkward for the conference in order to fill spots. Agents for High School Athletes High school athletes may now hire agents to […]
Baseball: Rob Liddington records 4 RBIs as TCU beats Tarleton State
Rob Liddington homered and recorded four RBIs, Cole Cramer went 2 for 5 with three RBIs and TCU bounced back from a series loss against Arizona with a midweek victory over Tarleton State on Tuesday evening. Colton Griffin went 2 for 3 with two RBIs atop the order for the Horned Frogs, who collected 10 […]
Remembering Hillsborough 37 Years Later
On the 15th of April, 1989, ninety-seven football fans, ninety-seven supporter, ninety-seven children and parents and brothers and sisters and cousins and co-workers and friends went to a football match and never came home. The years pass, and with time perhaps the immediacy of tragedy fades a little, at least for some. New fans find […]
‘It’s a disgrace, intolerable’ – Joan Laporta lets rip after Barcelona’s Champions League exit
Barcelona president-elect Joan Laporta has let rip at the match officials in the wake of the team’s Champions League exit at the hands of Atletico Madrid. Raphinha has already blasted the refereeing, claiming Barca were robbed, and Laporta has now added his thoughts on the game. “First of all, I want to congratulate our opponents, […]
Young Pups Lead Tide To Victory, 12-6
The 11th ranked Alabama Crimson Tide traveled to the Magic City to take on Birmingham’s Blazers on Tuesday night. The Tide took the win by a score of 12-6 and improved to 27-11 on the season. The Blazers fell to 23-14. Alabama coach Rob Vaughn has been extremely high on his freshman start from the […]
Looks like there’s gonna be a whole lot of passing in the Spring Game
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. For your ear holes Subscribe: RSS | Apple | Spotify | iHeart Radio On the gridiron Why OSU […]
Arizona spring football: Trio of transfers fit Wildcats’ goals for tight end position
It seems like every offseason Arizona’s coaches spend time talking up how involved the tight ends will be in the offense, only to see fairly pedestrian production from that position. The exception was when Tanner McLachlan went from an unknown FCS transfer coming off a knee injury to an NFL draft pick in 2022-23. Otherwise, […]
The Panthers draft history shows the perils of drafting a mid-round quarterback
As the Carolina Panthers prepare for the 2026 NFL Draft they do so in the awkward position of not knowing if quarterback Bryce Young is their long-term answer at the most important position in sports. Young enters 2026 on the final year of his rookie contract and Carolina has already picked up his fifth-year option […]
Position Mastery: How to scout cornerbacks
Cornerback is one of the most difficult positions to evaluate, and one of the easiest to get wrong if you focus too much on interceptions or highlight plays. Some corners look dominant in college because they’re simply better athletes than the receivers they face. Others rack up production in zone-heavy systems without being asked to […]
Jumbo Package: OL, LB still unsettled after spring
Happy Gump Day, everyone. Nick Kelly took a stab at the starting lineups coming out of spring. First, let’s talk some offensive line. Offensive line Starters: Jackson Lloyd (left tackle), Will Sanders (left guard), Racin Delgatty (center), Michael Carroll (right guard), Jayvin James (right tackle) Reserves: Nick Brooks, Ethan Fields, Ty Haywood, Kaden Strayhorn, Mal […]
Is Kayden McDonald the Key to Unlocking the Commanders’ Defense?
Kayden McDonald, DTSchool: Ohio State | Conference: Big TenCollege Experience: Junior| Age: 21Height / Weight: 6’2” / 326 lbsProjected Draft Status: Mid-Late 1st RoundPlayer Comparison: Vince Wilfork College Statistics Defense & Fumbles Table Tackles Def Interceptions Fumbles Season Team Conf Class Pos G Solo Ast Comb TFL Sk Int Yds IntTD PD FR Yds FRTD FF Awards 2023* Ohio State Big Ten FR […]
Will Stein explains why he chose a Kentucky overhaul over Oregon’s playoff safety net
For most coaches, the path is pretty linear: stay at a powerhouse like Oregon as an OC, soak up the victories. Wait for the right “perfect” moment and team to come along, and move when the safety net is strongest. But Will Stein isn’t most coaches. In a revealing interview with On3’s JD Pickell, Stein […]
Rumour Mongering: David Raum Targeted As Robertson Replacement
RB Leipzig captain David Raum has been named by talkSPORT’s chief football corresspondent Alex Crook as a possible replacement for the departing Andy Robertson. One of the Bundesliga’s most consistent and underrated players since his Hoffenheim days, the German left-back is now 27 years old, which makes a potential transfer a bit of an outlier […]
The blue blood bouncer is checking IDs: Is it time to kick a legend out of tier 1?
Every year, a graphic like this pops up, and it always gets the debate flowing. It’s the ultimate barroom debate: Who is a “Blue Blood,” who is just “Great,” and who is living in the “Basement?” But look closely at Tier 1. You see the usual suspects: Kentucky, Duke, North Carolina, Kansas, and UCLA. Now […]
Daily Dawg Chow 4/15; speculation continues over possible draft trade
The latest Cleveland Browns coverage from Dawgs By Nature: Feed Me More: Looking for a Buckeyes late round pick? More Cleveland Browns news:
Bayern Munich vs Real Madrid 2026 live stream: Time, TV channels and how to watch Champions League online
It doesn’t get any better than this. Real Madrid visit Bayern’s Allianz Arena in the return leg of the Champions League Quarterfinals. Los Blancos have a 1-2 deficit after losing the first leg at the Santiago Bernabeu, so this time they will need to achieve one of their classic comebacks away from the Spanish capital. […]
Who’s next? Ranking the five freshmen most likely to lose their black stripe at Ohio State
At Ohio State, losing your black stripe is more than a symbolic moment. It is a signal. It means a freshman has earned trust. It means the staff believes he can handle the standard, the speed, and the expectations of the program. And more often than not, it is an early indicator of who is […]
Brian Kelly believes in Notre Dame’s Jeremiyah Love
Sometimes there’s just too much going going on, but we still need to get all of the relevant Notre Dame (and whatever) information out. That’s called a Speed Option, so let’s run it. BRIAN KELLY BELIEVES IN YOU BRO I know anytime I invoke the name of Homeboy BK, you guys get a little irritated, […]
The Tilehurst End Podcast Episode 459: Birthday Scaries
It’s not gone well in the last week, has it? Reading completed a turgid three-game run with a loss on the road to beach-bound Doncaster Rovers. Ben and Ross discuss the very shape of that Yorkshire beach and try to work out what the shape on the field was, with Paudie O’Connor ranging upfield. There’s […]
Obviously, Notre Dame’s Marcus Freeman and CJ Carr have a special relationship
Ever since Marcus Freeman took over at Notre Dame, there has been a lot of new ground broken. Other than the aura of winning a national championship, the Irish are one of the elite programs again — and life is mostly good. Some of the proof is that the Irish are a consensus top two […]
Donnie Freeman is now on his visit to Kentucky, but UConn may be the favorite
Big Blue Nation is on the edge of their seats waiting to hear announcements from Tyran Stokes and Robert Wright III. Banners are being hung up on campus, websites, including ours, are being refreshed, and notifications are turned on in hopes of a big announcement… or two. Or three? Maybe, because Donnie Freeman is another […]
Rutgers Studs Coach Charlie Noonan Hosts Spring Practice Press Conference
After giving the media a chance to speak to head coach Greg Schiano, offensive coordinator Kirk Ciarrocca, and defensive coordinator Travis Johansen, the program has started the press conferences where members of the media can ask questions to position coaches. This time, it was Studs Coach Charlie Noonan’s turn at the podium, having the chance […]
Virginia Tech football: Hokies land commitment from 2027 EDGE Xavier Perkins
Just days before the annual spring game in Lane Stadium, the Virginia Tech Hokies picked up a big-time football commitment. On Tuesday, EDGE Xavier Perkins pledged to the Hokies, saying he was “1,000 committed” to Virginia Tech. A 6-foot-2, 240-pound pass rusher from C.E. Jordan High School in Durham, North Carolina, Perkins chose Virginia Tech […]
Alabama Softball Loses to Samford
Bama returned home from a sweep of Auburn for a three game set versus Kentucky. But not before face-planting in Birmingham. TUESDAY: SAMFORD 3, ALABAMA 2 Patrick Murphy started Abby Duchscherer at first base and Larissa Preuitt in left field. Alexis Pupillo was the catcher in place of Marlie Giles. Kristen White and Lauren Johnson […]
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