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DC Defenders Draft Gabe Taylor, Brother of Redskins Legend Sean Taylor

With the United Football League in the midst of draft season ahead of their 2026 season, the reigning champion DC Defenders have drafted Gabe Taylor, brother of former Washington Redskins safety Sean Taylor. Gabe played his college ball at Rice University, where he spent five seasons and 49 games, finishing with 236 total tackles and […]

Three takeaways from UNC’s road loss to Stanford

We knew before last night’s game that UNC’s chances of winning against Stanford and Cal weren’t very high. ACC teams on the East Coast have had an awful time completing the gauntlet, and the reason for that is pretty obvious. However, last night’s loss wasn’t so much about jet lag as it was about poor […]

Quack Fix 2026-1-15

Dante Moore Announces he is returning to Oregon for the 2026 season Dillon Theinemen declares for the NFL Draft Bryson Beaver enters the transfer portal Oregon offers Weber State RB Chauncey Sylvester Jr. Highlight of the Day: Has to be Dante Moore highlights

All the factors that will swing another high-stakes Texas-South Carolina SEC showdown

Pressure is a privilege. And in women’s college basketball, the pressure of a top-five ranking and championship contender status is a privilege, one that is earned not through starry recruiting classes, transfer portal coups or preseason award nominations, but through successfully navigating a challenging schedule against top-tier opponents. That reality explains why SEC teams occupy […]

2 Detroit Lions icons named to College Football Hall of Fame

The 2026 College Football Hall of Fame class, which features 18 player inductees and four coaches, has two very familiar names for Detroit Lions fans. As announced by the National Football Foundation on Wednesday, both Lions legends Herman Moore and Ndamukong Suh will be inducted later this year. At the University of Virginia, Moore put […]

What we know: 2025 season edition

When Ole Miss made the college football playoff, the only two outcomes were the euphoria of winning the whole thing and the brutal nature of finality if they fell short. And, friends, the finality, not the outcome, was brutal. One minute, everything was there for the taking, and then, in a flash, the unprecedented 4-month […]

ACC Roundup – Stunners From Stanford And SMU

We’ll have a somewhat limited ACC Roundup today since the Duke-Cal game ended at around 1:00 A.M. Thanks, TV buddies! In Wednesday’s ACC Action, in the boring game, Pitt beat Georgia Tech 89-66, SMU got a miracle against Virginia Tech to win 77-76 and Stanford came back to shock UNC 95-90. We’ve been paying attention […]

Reading’s Summer 2025 Departures: Where Are They Now?

In what has now become something of a yearly tradition for me, I like to take a little wander down memory lane and visit some old faces to see how they have been getting on since they left the hallowed grounds of Reading Football Club the previous summer. And some a bit earlier than the […]

Clear and Present Progress

In just three Division I seasons, Augustana has risen to where it is in the mix for an NCAA Tournament bid. In recent history, it took Penn State five, and Arizona State four...

This is about Marcus Freeman’s future at Notre Dame

Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman stepped up to the podium in the media room inside Notre Dame Stadium on Wednesday afternoon, and there was a bit of tension in the air. While this press conference fell under the category of “normal portal wrap up,” the events of the last month definitely made this something […]

Huskies can’t overcome #4 Michigan

Poor officiating isn’t why Washington lost 82-72 to Michigan– but it certainly didn’t help UW’s chances of an upset.  From a non-officiating standpoint: A valiant effort only gets you so far against arguably the best team in the country. It wasn’t just the white Adidas socks paired with all-black uniforms that hid Washington’s Achilles Heel […]

Sunderland’s Big Dan Ballard Is A Deserved Award Winner!

Ian Bendelow says… Name me one individual who has done more for their club in 2025 than the colossus that is Dan Ballard? Short answer: there isn’t. Now our friends up the road might moan about the winner being of a red-and-white persuasion, but let’s face it, even they would have a problem with giving […]

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