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The Huskies’ Big Ten road woes continued, as they dropped a morning road game in ugly fashion, losing 24-7. Let’s get to what we learned! “Same as it ever was…” During the game, as Michigan dropped the proverbial hammer on the Huskies, I couldn’t help but cast my mind back to the Dawgs’ previous morning […]
Drake Maye is the only quarterback in the NFL this season who is top-10 in passer rating and was drafted by his current team in the top-20 picks. I’ll say that again for the people who obsess over drafting quarterbacks early every year: Out of the top-10 quarterbacks in passer rating, Maye is the only […]
Billy Napier, once thought to be a finalist for the Tech job after the Fuente era ended, has been dismissed from a slightly subpar experience coaching he Florida Gators. Norvell looks like he’s about to be shoved out the door at FSU. What’s that all mean for the Hokies? Taking a Quick Look at the […]
Jonathan Taylor MVP! Daniel Jones CPOY! Tyler Warren ROY! Hoosiers #1 says CBS! Pacers open in 3 days!
If reading that header makes your brain hurt, I don’t blame you. Both games against the No. 20 Minnesota State Mavericks go in the books as a tie, but the Badgers prevailed in the exhibition shootout each night to send the fans home happy. This has turned into a nice little rivalry, with head coach […]
The No. 1 Ohio State Buckeyes rolled past a reeling Wisconsin Badger team in Madison to move to 7-0 overall and 4-0 in the Big Ten. Here are some grades from the Buckeyes’ dominant win heading into the bye week. A+: Julian Sayin Not only does Julian Sayin get better each week, but he looks […]
Take this in BYU fans — BYU beat Utah. Again. BYU has not lost to Utah in over six years. Life is good for Cougar fans. Some celebrated long into Saturday night and into Sunday morning, and even beyond. It’s now three straight over the Utes. You wore your best BYU tie to church on […]
Happy Monday, everyone. Too bad it’s not the victory Monday that it should be today. Yes, there’s plenty to talk about after Miami looked more like the pre-2025 version that we know and don’t love in a 24-21 loss to Louisville on Friday night. So, let’s get to it… 1) August/September Canes were a look […]
Northwestern’s farewell to the lakefront couldn’t have been scripted better. With the eyes of the iconic 1995 Rose Bowl team upon them, Northwestern did something it hadn’t done in eight years — shut out a team. The ‘Cats dominated Purdue 19-0 for its fourth consecutive victory and third straight against the Boilermakers. The win was […]
It felt like a matter of time before something had to change. And on this Monday afternoon following a disheartening loss to then 1-5 Air Force, head coach Jay Sawvel made the move many speculated about. Offensive coordinator Jay Johnson has been officially replaced by wide receivers coach Jevon Bouknight. This move will be made […]
Northwestern volleyball (13-7, 3-5 B1G) returned home this weekend to beat the Michigan Wolverines (12-6, 2-5 B1G) 3-2 on Thursday night before losing 3-0 to Illinois (12-5, 7-1 B1G) Sunday afternoon. A sunny start to the weekend ended with chills in Evanston, as Northwestern continued to fight its way from the bottom half of the […]
After watching ourcomplete meltdown in Minnesota, I’ve had enough. I said after the Michigan game that Matt Rhule would “probably” need to make some tough decisions this offseason. Well, scratch the “probably” – he absolutely must make changes, starting with our offensive line coach. Nine sacks. Nine. And before everyone starts the blame game trying […]
Once again, the rankings have switched up. Two ranked Big Ten teams were defeated (both on the road) while the conference now lays claim to the No. 1 and No. 2 rankings in the Week 9 AP Poll. There are three serious national championship contenders in the Big Ten, while the rest of it is […]
Louisville football pulled off one of its biggest upsets in school history on Friday night, and it was a perfect blend of offensive brilliance and defensive playmaking. Jeff Brohm came in with a plan to confuse Miami with formations and personnel that he hadn’t used this season, while the defense started the game by making […]
Louisville’s Nov. 1 game at Virginia Tech has been set for a 3 p.m. kickoff and will be televised on … The CW. Ain’t no curses. Here’s the full lineup for the first weekend of November in the ACC: Friday, October 31 Saturday, November 1 Games placed under a Six-Day Hold –game times and TV […]
Indiana coach Curt Cignetti addressed the media at his weekly press conference Monday afternoon in Bloomington. Cignetti previewed Saturday’s matchup against UCLA at Memorial Stadium. Watch the full press conference below: A full transcript is available below, via ASAP Sports: ... The post Video, Quotes: Curt Cignetti previews Saturday’s matchup against UCLA appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
Per Tom Dienhart from GoldandBlack.com, starting Quarterback, Ryan Browne is doubtful for Saturday against Rutgers. https://x.com/TomDienhart1/status/1980286516204126557?t=X_n6UuUvEfpeqBkfUvJtqQ&s=19 While he has been up and down this season, losing the starting QB for what is a winnable game. We can assume if he does not play, Malachi Singleton would take the reigns for the game, as he is […]
Mark Stoops knew the questions were coming, and they certainly did and continue to. He knows fans will dissect every decision, especially the ones that came up agonizingly short in Kentucky’s 16-13 overtime loss to Texas. But on the game’s most critical series, the failed goal to go in OT, with 3 runs from the […]
The Wisconsin Badgers had a tough day on Saturday, losing 34-0 to the No. 1 Ohio State Buckeyes, marking their fifth consecutive loss this season. It was another disappointing day for head coach Luke Fickell, who remained frustrated at the lack of points after the game. “If I said it once at the end of […]
You’re probably very busy catching up on chores and professional duties you let slide while obsessing over the Georgia Bulldogs over these last few weeks. Or maybe you’re signing up for a Human Resources account on the University System of Florida website so you can be the next Billy Napier (himself the next Dan Mullen, […]
Let’s get right to the rest of this week’s Olympic Sports round-up: Field Hockey (10-4, 2-4) The Orange jumped out to a lead against #2 North Carolina, but the Tar Heels rallied for a 4-3 win. Bo van Kempen scored her ACC leading 20th goal of the season. Syracuse will head to Boston College on […]
The last two weeks have been more of the circus in Chapel Hill. Somehow through all that, though, a football game was played that didn’t end till after 2 AM Eastern Saturday morning, and people that went to bed early woke up to the highlight of being able to once again laugh at UNC’s struggles. […]
Hello there and welcome to the Big Ten Power Rankings! Each week we’ll rank how the teams across the conference are playing, in the hopes of seeing just who is a contender, and who is a pretender over the course of the season. The rules are few, but resolute: Teams are ranked by how they’re […]
Photo Courtesy of UNM Athletics New Mexico Holds Off Nevada’s Challenge in a 24-22 Home Victory The New Mexico Lobos narrowly beat Nevada 24-22 on Saturday night at University Stadium for their homecoming game. They relied on a steady ground game and crucial defensive stops to earn their first Mountain West Conference victory of the […]
IU football defensive lineman Kellan Wyatt, who suffered a knee injury in Saturday’s win against Michigan State, will be out for the foreseeable future. The 6-foot-2, 257-pound transfer from Maryland has been an impactful addition this season for the Hoosiers ... The post IU football defensive lineman Kellan Wyatt out with “long term” knee injury appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .