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Big Ten Superlatives: Week 14

Amazingly, the college football regular season has now come to its conclusion. It’s been a struggle for this writer to highlight the exciting and interesting each week when Penn State has had the season it had. But, there are a lot of interesting things happening in the league – including a No. 1 vs. No. […]

Mountaintop View 12-1-25. UNLV vs Boise State in the Championship, Jason Eck

It’s Monday, and the regular season is over! Catch up on the action and get ready for Championship Weekend! News will continue to come your way, and we are here for it all. Check out our original coverage and what we can find from the World Wide Web below. Lobos tame Aztecs. This was an […]

UNC Football vs. NC State: Winners, Losers, and Honorable Mentions

The regular season is over, the coaching carousel is in full effect, but still sitting in his seat when it’s all done will be Bill Belichick. Despite the bad season, the bad plays, the bad way the season ended, the bad press conferences, and the bad off-the-field distractions, Bill Belichick will go into this ride […]

Syracuse football: takeaways from the 2025 season

There’s no reason to go further in-depth into the final game of the 2025 Syracuse Football season so instead I’ll give you three takeaways from this season. Quarterback health matters a lot at Syracuse Outside of the Dwight Freeney season, the best Orange seasons since 2000 have come when Syracuse has had strong starting quarterback […]

Quack Fix 12-1-2025

Football defeats the Huskies Volleyball completes east coast sweep Women’s Basketball wins on the road at Auburn Lanning Post Game Against Washington Highlight of the Day: Canady stops Washington in it’s tracks

Monday Dots: Ducks Take to the Air, Down Dawgs on Montlake

Happy Monday Dawg fans, and welcome to today’s Dots. The Huskies had their chances on Senior Day Saturday, but against a team of Oregon’s caliber there could be no mistakes — no back-breaking plays allowed if the Dawgs were to pull the upset. Unfortunately, the Huskies trend of slow starts and not-enough-offense against quality opponents […]

Corn Nation Overreaction: Another Season Ends with L to Hawkeyes

Emmett Johnson was a one-man wrecking crew, racking up 217 rushing yards, but it wasn’t enough as Nebraska lost to Iowa 40-16 on Black Friday. Truly, a dark day indeed. Amidst the loss, freshman quarterback TJ Lateef suffered a tear in his hamstring, making him one-dimensional as a player. That led to 9 of 24 […]

L.A. Rams News: Don’t believe the hype (for now)

The Los Angeles Rams were expected to come out of Week 13 as big winners over the Carolina Panthers, and in doing that, the Rams were supposed to hold onto their top spot in the NFC, but don’t believe the hype (for now). What happened instead is, the Rams lost, the Chicago Bears hold the […]

The Daily Mauling: 12/1/25

Kansas Jayhawks News What do the analytics say about Kansas basketball so far? Lance Leipold admitted that he has to do better, but didn’t go into much detail Read the final report card of the year on Kansas football (probably through an incognito window unless you subscribe to KC Star) Links! After much drama, Lane […]

MV3: Ahmad Hardy, Mizzou Take Care of Business in 31-17 Road Win Over Arkansas

The Missouri Tigers capped off the regular season on Saturday with a 31-17 road win over the Arkansas Razorbacks in Fayetteville. Mizzou finished 8-4 (4-4 SEC) and captured their fourth straight Battle Line Rivalry victory. Now, a bowl game waits for Eli Drinkwitz’s Tigers with the destination to be determined. Here is our final MV3 […]

Boiler Alert Podcast – Time for a Change in the Athletic Department?

I’m always loathe to call for someone to lose their job. No matter what you think of someone’s job performance, they are a human being. They’ve got loved ones, they’ve got friends, they’ve got family. But the sad reality is that sometimes someone has to lose their job. In the case of Purdue football, who […]

Monday ‘Dawg Bites: No, no Bobo???

Good morning, ‘Dawgs! Only a handful of teams in college football find themselves playing for a conference championship this weekend. And your Georgia Bulldogs are one of them. As noted yesterday the Bulldogs opened as a very slight favorite over the Crimson Tide, though the line has moved from -1.5 to -2.5. Far be it […]

ACC Power Rankings Post-Rivalry Week

The ACC went 2-2 against the SEC on rivalry week, but the real story is SMU’s loss opened the door for a doomsday scenario for the conference where the champion misses the playoff. Definitive Worst in the ACC 17. Syracuse (3-9 [1-7] Prev 17): When you’re getting blown out at home to Boston College, you’re in […]

The Optimist: Meaningful December football

Dave Canales finally committed to the run against a superior opponent. Bryce Young delivered a precise-when-it-mattered and mistake-free game. This was the game we hoped for against the San Francisco 49ers and, instead, it showed up a week late and right on time as the Panthers head into their much needed bye week. For all […]

It’s time for a coaching search, but first, a thank you to Mark Stoops

Before we move forward, before the next steps, before the rumors and the portal and the pressure of what comes next, there is something that deserves to be said clearly and respectfully. Thank you, Mark Stoops. When Mark Stoops arrived, Kentucky football was in the gutter. I was young, and I honestly did not know […]

Phillies news: Kyle Schwarber, survey, Xavier Isaac

I’m not a huge college football fan. I like watching the playoffs, the bowls, but following a team for a whole season is just something this local college boy never really did. So all of this news about Lane Kiffin just makes me sad for the state of athletics at the collegiate level. Do I […]

Corn Flakes: Volleyball’s Quest For a Natty Starts Now

My family and I attended the debacle in Lincoln on Friday. There were 10 of us trying to ignore the obnoxious Iowa fans in our section (unsuccessfully) while we froze and watched an increasingly embarrassing spectacle. If anything has sealed the ranchhand’s ambivalence toward Husker football, this game was it. The ranchhands are between 19 […]

Cowboys news: Dallas opens practice window for Trevon Diggs, could return Thursday night

Cowboys-Lions Initial Injury Report: Practice window opens for $12M defender – K.D. Drummond, Cowboys Wire More reinforcements are coming. This year, the Cowboys travel to the other annual Turkey Day home team, the Detroit Lions. The Lions generally have a tough offense to corral, so Sunday’s initial injury report comes with a lot of attention on […]

MMQB – And Now We Wait

Penn State defeated Rutgers (somehow) over the weekend, 40-36, and finishes the 2025 regular season 6-6. And now we wait. First, we’ll be waiting to see where the Lions go bowling. With their win they secured bowl eligibility, and I have no reason to think the administration would turn down an opportunity to go to […]

Horseshoe Hangover – Buckeyes dominate Michigan in revenge game, advance to Big Ten Championship vs. Indiana

The latest episode of Land Grant Holy Land’s Horseshoe Hangover is here! Join Alex Frank and Ryan Weckstein as they help you get through any lingering feelings you may have from the weekend while recapping Ohio State’s latest game and looking ahead to the next game. Subscribe: RSS | Apple | Spotify | iHeart Radio After 2,191 days, the infamous streak is […]

Chiefs News 12/1: The Chiefs will need a little Mahomes magic and some Arrowhead energy to reach the playoffs

The latest 2025 NFL playoffs: Reason for hope for seven bubble teams entering Week 14 | NFL.com REASON FOR HOPE: Patrick Lavon Mahomes II. That’s really the simplest way to explain any optimism around Kansas City these days. The Chiefs fell to 6-6 after their Thanksgiving Day loss to Dallas, and that type of defeat would be enough […]

MM 12.1: Maryland football defensive back Shamar McIntosh announces he will enter transfer portal

College football’s transfer portal doesn’t officially open until January, but players are free to share their intentions whenever. Maryland football took its first hit Sunday, with sophomore defensive back Shamar McIntosh announced his plans to hit the portal. Hayes Fawcett first reported the news. McIntosh wasn’t a contributor this season — he appeared only in […]

Commute: Kiffin, other coaches on the move

Welcome to the Morning Commute Sorry for the delay. Today we are talking about College Football! With the college football regular season officially over, an interesting dilemma approached and has since led to a lot of conversation. Because of the timing of the College Football Playoff — which Ole Miss is in for the first […]