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The Texans entered this offseason with one major need, and that was to fix the offensive line immediately. Those upgrades could have come through free agency, the trade market, or even the draft, but after the slew of moves from the front office throughout the last couple of weeks, it is clear that the plan […]
The story this game was two experienced Friday starters that found a way to get it done and kept batters from teeing off. Both pitchers had to work hard with a tight strike zone, but both of them were able to adapt and keep the other team’s batters from putting up many runs on the board. And, […]
Notre Dame remains a fencing school after bringing home (while being at home) another NCAA National Championship. Notre Dame Wins 2026 NCAA Women’s Fencing Championship CHARLOTTE, N.C. (theACC.com) – The Notre Dame women’s fencing program won the 2026 NCAA Women’s Fencing Championship on Friday, March 20, at the Joyce Center in South Bend, Indiana. This marks […]
Each week, we here at Mountain West Connection will briefly preview every series going on in the conference, detailing how each team is going into the series and a key item to note that we feel will dictate the winner. Afterwards, if there are any non-conference series going on, we will go through each series […]
SAN DIEGO—Arizona had no trouble with its opening opponent in the 2026 NCAA Tournament, beating No. 16 seed Long Island by 32 points. It was the Wildcats’ largest margin of victory in the tourney since 1998 and the lead never got below 22 in the second half. But in March Madness, anything can happen. Tommy […]
The clips are everywhere this time of year, especially this year, now that it’s the 10-year anniversary of Northern Iowa’s most recent NCAA Tournament appearance. There’s the most well-known one, Paul Jesperson hitting the half-court prayer to beat Texas in the first round that year. And then there’s the more painful one, blowing a 12-point […]
Fresh off their first victory on The Plains to end the regular season, we’ve reached the postseason, folks, and the #9 Missouri Tigers are READY to make some noise. It’s SEC Championships time! Per Mizzou Head Coach Shannon Walker, who the media spoke to on Wednesday, “We’re excited. I mean, man, the season flies by […]
The Miami Dolphins will be meeting with another WR on a 30-visit soon, this time with a Texas A&M talent projected as a late first-round pick.
Key Analytics (Per KenPom.com – National Rank / Big 10 Rank in ()) KenPom Ranking – 24 Offense Adjusted Efficiency: 121.7 (30) – Big 10 Only: 112.1 (10) Adjusted Tempo: 63.1 (358) – Big 10 Only: 62.8 (17) Average Possession Length: 19.6 (359) – Big 10 Only: 18.1 (6) Effective Field Goal%: 56.6 (16) – Big 10 Only: 53.3 (10) Offensive Rebound%: 30.1 (195) – Big 10 Only: 28.2 (12) […]
The 2027 recruiting class is in full swing, with a few players already setting official visit dates for the early summer. So far, just like in our late February and early March recruiting updates, Rutgers only has one commitment from the 2027 class, Tight End Sydney Padilla from West Orange High School. They are working towards adding to […]
Nebraska’s recruiting momentum under Matt Rhule continues to build, and the latest development only adds fuel to the fire. The Cornhuskers have officially cracked the top six for elite 2027 prospect Ahmad Hudson, the nation’s No. 1 tight end. Nebraska has been on a hot streak with its 2027 class, currently sitting fourth in the […]
Welcome to “You’re Nuts” offseason edition, part one out of many. The Ohio State men’s basketball team’s season is over. The Buckeyes lost to the TCU Horned Frogs on Thursday afternoon, 66-64, in Greenville, South Carolina in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. It was the first NCAA Tournament appearance for Ohio State since […]
While we’re all locked in on March Madness, the Clemson baseball Tigers are riding a three game win streak into Notre Dame, Indiana for the Tigers’ second ACC series of the year. Clemson had a successful run in Charleston, picking up two road wins over College of Charleston and the Citadel. Notre Dame comes in […]
Rutgers Football is set to hire Gino Gradkowski, a former NFL center who won Super Bowl XLVII with the Baltimore Ravens, to its coaching staff as an assistant offensive line coach. The 37-year-old played a total of six seasons in the NFL, where he played in 60 games, starting 20, before he moved on to […]
Louisville just won an NCAA Tournament game for the first time in nine years. We discuss that, as well as Saturday’s showdown with old March rival Michigan State. Direct link here.
We’re getting close to hiring time. If Matt Norlander is to be believed, Boston College is aiming to have its next head coach in place within the next few days. The names linked to the job continue to fluctuate, but one guy whose name cropped up relatively later in the process has potentially remained in […]
Well it was quite the opening day of the Tournament. Siena almost shocked the world. USF almost got run out of Buffalo and High Point was well the high point. What does Day 2 have in store? Can Clemson and Miami deliver wins for the ACC? Which double-digit seed will pull today’s upset? Here’s today’s […]
IU fans across the state will have a chance to see the football program’s CFP National Championship trophy as it tours the state this spring. The athletic department announced a tour for the trophy, which will begin on Tuesday, March ... The post IU Athletics announces CFP National Championship trophy tour appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
As new teams enter the fold for 2026, it’s important for us to learn more about them before next football season. Over the next few Fridays, we will have the chance to learn from each team’s fans as they share what’s important to know about their favorite teams. This week is the University of Texas […]
It is March and it is championship season for multiple Minnesota Golden Gophers teams. We have the gymnastics team at the Big Ten Championships while women’s swimming, wrestling, and women’s basketball all take place in the NCAA Championships this weekend! The spring sport are in full swing as well, so it’s a busy weekend ahead. […]
Joshua, Jude, and Brendan are a group of hungry bears, and are waking up from some winter hibernation for gas station hot dogs and the start of Notre Dame Football’s spring practice season. In this episode: And plenty more weaved in and out of the show, Please RATE and REVIEW! All reviews left on Apple […]
Bennett joined the Yale Bulldogs in the 2022 cycle after playing prep football in Atlanta; he was unrated by the scouting services. After redshirting his first year, in 2023 some injuries along the line pressed several young linemen into early playing time midseason, Bennett included, and he started the last six games as a redshirt […]
Let’s check in on the Kansas City Chiefs’ division rivals in the AFC West after the two weeks of free agency: Last week, the Las Vegas Raiders and Los Angeles Chargers were busy signing free agents, while the Denver Broncos stayed quiet, being the only team in free agency not to make an external signing. It […]
I make no bones about the fact that I am not a college football expert. I watch my TCU Horned Frogs whenever I can and occasionally tune into a big game, but when talk comes of specific prospects my eyes generally glaze over. I am assuming I am like many of you when it comes […]
The 2026 NCAA Tournament is finally here, and the No. 3 Ohio State women’s basketball team hosts the first two rounds for the fourth season in a row. Up first is a matchup against the Howard Bison of the MEAC. Howard enters March Madness on a 14-game winning streak with both regular season and conference […]