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Previewing UVA football’s Friday night matchup versus Duke

The Virginia Cavaliers (4-3, 2-2) return home Friday night to face Manny Diaz and the Duke Blue Devils (4-2, 1-2) for the third time in two seasons. The ‘Hoos come in looking to right the ship after what was a competitive, winnable game last weekend against SMU, while Duke has cooled after two straight ACC […]

Alabama Football 2026 vs Texas A&M: Previewing the Aggie Defense

While the Texas A&M Aggies have been, to put it bluntly, an abject disaster on offense in 2026, their defense has been markedly better. They shut out their two cupcakes and held Arkansas to only 7 points. On the other hand, they gave up 31 to Kentucky, 35 to LSU, and 27 to Missouri in […]

2026 Game VII: Iowa State versus No. 25 Arizona preview

Coming off the bye week and heading to the desert. Iowa State travels to Tucson on Saturday to face No. 25 Arizona in what is shaping up to be one of the more important games of the Rogers era. It is also Homecoming for the Wildcats which means Casino Del Sol Stadium will be loud […]

Five Plays: Syracuse Fourth Quarter

Louisville survived a trip to Syracuse to get a solid road win in the ACC. Below are some of the key plays in the fourth quarter, with some thoughts from me. Louisville turned up the pressure in the second half with blitzes like this one, where Kaleb Beasley comes from the slot. They were able […]

Five Heart Podcast: Singing Those Bye Week Blues

After leads were squandered in the fourth quarter in back-to-back games against Indiana and Oregon, many fans were dejected. Many fans were downright broken, vowing they were “done” with Nebraska football. But now it’s the bye week, which means we get to agonize over fourth quarter collapses for an extra seven days. We get to […]

Ryan Day ‘hoping’ Big Ten officiating improves after missed calls vs. Indiana

Ohio State left Bloomington with a 19-15 win over Indiana on Oct. 17, and Ryan Day still came out of the weekend with a list of calls he wanted the Big Ten to answer for. Day addressed the officiating at his bye-week press conference this week, and most of his frustration centered on Jeremiah Smith. […] The post Ryan Day ‘hoping’ Big Ten officiating improves after missed calls vs. Indiana appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .

Charges against former Virginia WR Jahmal Edrine dropped weeks before scheduled trial

Rape and abduction charges against former Virginia wide receiver Jahmal Edrine were dropped on Thursday, less than a month before his jury trial was set to begin. Judge Claude Worrell granted a motion from Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney Susan Baumgartner at a brief hearing in Charlottesville. The four-day trial had been scheduled to start Nov. 16. […] The post Charges against former Virginia WR Jahmal Edrine dropped weeks before scheduled trial appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .

Arkansas State WR arrested after argument police say began with fire emoji

Arkansas State wide receiver Hunter Summers was arrested by university police on Wednesday on suspicion of third-degree domestic battering, after an argument that police say began with a reaction on social media. Arkansas State University police responded to a disturbance at the Northpark Quads, a campus residence building, shortly before 4:30 p.m. ET (3:30 p.m. […] The post Arkansas State WR arrested after argument police say began with fire emoji appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .

Former Maryland HC Mike Locksley shares honest admission after his firing

Mike Locksley cleared out his office in College Park on Wednesday, the same day Maryland announced it was parting ways with him after a 2-5 start. In an interview with ESPN the following day, he named the problem that wore on him most across eight seasons as the Terrapins’ head coach, and it came from […] The post Former Maryland HC Mike Locksley shares honest admission after his firing appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .

Roundtable: Michigan Football vs Indiana

The Michigan Wolverines return to The Big House this weekend to take on the reigning national champions, Curt Cignetti and the Indiana Hoosiers. In this week’s Roundtable, Maize n Brew staff members discuss last week’s win vs Penn State, give some bold predictions for tomorrow’s game and more! Michigan made the switch from Bryce Underwood […]

LSU News: Both teams have momentum going into Saturday

Welcome to Tiger Tales, a daily roundup of LSU and college sports news! If LSU wins or loses vs. Auburn Could be a catastrophic weekend for LSU. Lane Kiffin Explains How Auburn’s Upset Over Georgia Could Impact LSU Even with Auburn coming off of a huge win, LSU must take care of business. Former LSU […]

Duopoly of One: SEC Blows Past Big Ten, Dominates TV Ratings

The move to supersize the College Football Playoff may be about as welcome as the apocryphal razor blade lurking inside a caramel apple, but if this season’s TV ratings are any indication, it’s not hard to see why ESPN was so eager to expand the field. According to Nielsen, the SEC all but owns our […]

Stanford’s football pains are myriad

The NIL era has not been kind to Stanford football, but then, the years preceding it weren’t so good, either. Stanford hasn’t been to a bowl game since 2018, and other than its 4-2 campaign in 2020, it hasn’t finished with a winning record since then either. Stanford’s high admission standards present an extra hurdle […]

11 Days Until Hawkeye Basketball: Kael Combs

The Hawkeye football team is set to take on Minnesota tomorrow but it doesn’t mean we can’t dabble in some basketball prep ahead of the first tip-off on November 3rd! Next up is Kael Combs! #11 – Kael Combs, G, 6’4”, 204 lbs4th year; Nixa, MO; Wyoming/Drake 2025-26: 37 GP, 6.1 PPG, 2.4 RPG, 2.4 APG, […]