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Every win is beautiful, epecially in the tournament. I have been staring at the flashing cursor for the last few minutes thinking about what I should write. The entire second half was about as intense of a basketball game as you can ask for, right to the very end. It was a game where Texas […]
We all know college athletics is more big business than sport these days. Players move, coaches move, and there is gazillions of dollars running around everywhere. That said, it takes a special kind of person in college athletics to be truly universally loathed, and now two of the most loathed are at the same school. … Continue reading »
San Jose, CA — As the Purdue Boilermakers moved on in a tightrope 79-77 win over Texas, there’s something a little funny, almost poetic, about the fact that the West Regional at the SAP Center feels less like a celebration of West Coast basketball and more like a frequent flyer convention. As the madness rolls […]
Rutgers football has promoted former wide receiver Isaiah Washington to be the team’s new assistant tight ends coach, according to a post made by 247sports. Washington joined the team’s coaching staff last summer as a player development assistant. He will now be taking on additional responsibilities thanks to the internal promotion. Washington originally came to […]
Louisville has lost a second assistant in as many days with the news that general manager (and former assistant) Brian Kloman is off to Auburn. Kloman has spent each of the last two seasons working with Pat Kelsey, including the past two at Louisville. After serving as a standard assistant in 2024-25, Kloman was given […]
When you picture New England Patriots running backs of the 21st century, you don’t need to think long and hard before reaching a specific archetype: the undersized, jiggly receiving back who has been a key part of the team’s dynasty era. James White, Shane Vereen, Danny Woodhead — they all fit this mold. In a […]
IU football’s 2026 season began on Thursday morning as the Hoosiers took the field for their first spring practice. It was the first time the program’s incoming transfers and early high school enrollees took the field inside John Mellencamp Pavilion ... The post IU football first spring practice notebook: Cignetti recaps day one of 2026 season appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
The Wisconsin Badgers have struck again in the Class of 2027, and it’s one of their best gets yet, as four-star offensive lineman Cole Reiter announced his commitment to the program on Thursday. Reiter, a 6’7, 315-pound tackle from Germantown, Wisconsin, has been to campus a bevy of times and was one of their top […]
Indiana Football Curt Cignetti chews out WR Nick Marsh over cleats! Colts CAN’T draft edge again!
For all but 16 Division I women’s basketball programs, it is the offseason. March Madness goes into its second weekend on Friday, pushing forward on the way to crowning a national champion, but for hundreds of teams, it is the start of the roster limbo. The transfer portal giveth and the transfer portal taketh away. […]
For Corn Nation’s Husker fans, the mission was simple this week – do you think we’ll beat Iowa? And you better believe that Iowa’s upset of Florida made this Thursday’s game something much different. Very much different. We were playing with house money after grabbing that Troy win. If things fell a little differently against […]
Indiana football head coach Curt Cignetti has become known for a few things through two full seasons in Bloomington: winning and viral press conference quotes. He delivered another such quote on Thursday during his first media availability of the 2026 spring football season. Nick Marsh, a junior wide receiver for the Hoosiers, is in his […]
The Wisconsin Badgers have kicked off their spring practices, finishing their third on Tuesday, as they continued to showcase a team that has over 40 new players heading into 2026. Tuesday’s was my first practice in attendance, and the Badgers were still not in pads, but there was much to take away from the day, […]
The Huskies success continues their efforts to bolster the trenches after landing four-star DL prospect Jon Ioane out of Tustin HS (Tustin, CA) who becomes the highest rated member of the class so far. Ioane joins Matamatagi Uiagalelei as the second DL commit of the class and joins Isaiah Leilua, Ethan Coach, Justin Coach, and […]
Indiana football head coach Curt Cignetti, coming off of winning his first national championship, is set to take the wheel of the pace car this May in the 110th running of the Indianapolis 500. Will it be the fastest he’s ever driven a car? Maybe. He bought a new Audi SQ8 during his first summer […]
Indiana football’s first two teams under head coach Curt Cignetti were afforded the tremendous luxury of several upperclassmen who had experience with his programs either at James Madison or in his first season in Bloomington. That’s less true for this group, something Cignetti has been mindful of as the Hoosiers get started with spring practices. […]
Ohio State’s late-season surge and return to the NCAA Tournament created optimism around the program. The emergence of Amare Bynum reshaped the frontcourt. The guard play stabilized. The identity became clearer. But as the Buckeyes look ahead to next season, one of the most important pieces of the roster did not play a single minute. […]
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IU football coach Curt Cignetti addressed the media on Thursday afternoon as the Hoosiers begin spring practice. Watch the full media availability below: The post Video: IU football coach Curt Cignetti spring practice media availability appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
After a less-than-stellar start to the 2026 season, Northwestern lacrosse delivered the most impressive win any team has recorded this year, knocking off No. 1 North Carolina in overtime in Chapel Hill on Wednesday. Now that there has been a little time to process the result, what does it mean for the rest of the […]
Spring practice is underway for Syracuse Orange football, meaning fans are one step closer to seeing the team back in action. While most of the discussion over the past few months centered on the transfer portal with who the program brought in as well as lost, another essential factor to look at with the roster […]
The Daily Merengue is a place where you can feel free to d all things football. Do not be alarmed by the overt RMCF bias. It’s in the name! Shoutout to the mods who do a fantastic job, Ezek, Valyrian Steel, Felipejack, Juninho, NeRObutBlanco and yours truly, Kung_Fu_Zizou The typical Real Madrid story. Real Madrid always finds a way. I am still […]
While the Sweet Sixteen is set to start on Thursday, the Wisconsin Badgers are back to the drawing board after another early exit in the NCAA Tournament, falling short last week in an 83-82 loss to High Point in the first round. That loss put a close to a memorable chapter in Badgers history, as […]
One storyline that should not be overlooked as Rutgers Football heads into spring camp is the number of guys who are returning from injury. Last season, the Scarlet Knights had 12 players listed as out for the season by the end of it, with several others getting significantly banged up along the way. With spring […]
Ah, yes. Big Opinion season. Look, I get it. The content monster doesn’t care that it’s March 26th. It demands sacrifice. So, if you’re a nationally known football opinion haver, you need to keep having opinions. That’s what you get paid for. Me too, for that matter (hence the clickbait headline of today’s Curds). The […]