As we head into Conference Championship Weekend, the fates of eight teams are hanging in the balance of what can be a very routine weekend, or a weekend full of chaotic scenarios to determine the four College Football Playoff teams.
Daxton Hill has been one of the best players in college football since he arrived on campus at Michigan. As a former five-star recruit from Oklahoma and the seventh-ranked player in the nation, it is no surprise that the Wolverine’s safety is in the conversation as a first-round selection for April’s draft.
Each year, there seems to be a player that surprises and becomes a top prospect in the pre-draft process. While there isn’t a quarterback that has rose his stock like that this year, there is an edge rusher that has. His name is David Ojabo, who never played football before his junior year of high school after moving from Nigeria to Scotland early in his childhood.
No player this season has impressed more and improved their stock more than Aidan Hutchinson has. Is he the player people are talking him up to be?
College basketball saw its best week yet with the early-season tournaments starting last week. Several teams saw a huge jolt in their ranking because of their play against higher-ranked opponents but some others saw significant falls because of poor play.
Saturday featured some of the best college football action all year. Lots was figured out about each and every team. In this week’s ranking, there are some massive shakeups and several new faces who have entered into the conversation.
Week 1 of the college football season brought some real craziness and a lot of unexpected play from some of the top prospects. This week, we see a less action-packed schedule and a chance for those lesser-known guys to go and dominate the competition.
In a conference with some of the most prestigious in the nation, the Big 10 is also one that has been dominated by a single program the last few years. Now, as we near another college football season, the same question from the past still remains: Who can dethrone the Ohio State Buckeyes?
The 2021 MLB Draft will begin on July 11, 2021. We take a look at Steven Hajjar, a left-handed pitcher with an impressive four-pitch repertoire and intriguing gyro slider.
The 2021 NFL Draft is loaded with talented wide receivers. However, Michigan’s Nico Collins is a likely mid-round sleeper. What does Collins’ NFL future look like?
The NFL Draft is half immediate impact and half upside and future relevance. A lot of times, general managers will take a chance on a raw player with not a lot of experience. Another linebacker in this fold is Cameron McGrone. McGrone has only played in 19 games and only started 15 during his two years at Michigan.
College Basketball is getting into its stretch run of the regular season. With that in mind, we give you the best bet options for a big Saturday slate. Get ready for March Madness by adding to your bankroll.
As we head into Conference Championship Weekend, the fates of eight teams are hanging in the balance of what can be a very routine weekend, or a weekend full of chaotic scenarios to determine the four College Football Playoff teams.
Daxton Hill has been one of the best players in college football since he arrived on campus at Michigan. As a former five-star recruit from Oklahoma and the seventh-ranked player in the nation, it is no surprise that the Wolverine’s safety is in the conversation as a first-round selection for April’s draft.
Each year, there seems to be a player that surprises and becomes a top prospect in the pre-draft process. While there isn’t a quarterback that has rose his stock like that this year, there is an edge rusher that has. His name is David Ojabo, who never played football before his junior year of high school after moving from Nigeria to Scotland early in his childhood.
No player this season has impressed more and improved their stock more than Aidan Hutchinson has. Is he the player people are talking him up to be?
College basketball saw its best week yet with the early-season tournaments starting last week. Several teams saw a huge jolt in their ranking because of their play against higher-ranked opponents but some others saw significant falls because of poor play.
Saturday featured some of the best college football action all year. Lots was figured out about each and every team. In this week’s ranking, there are some massive shakeups and several new faces who have entered into the conversation.
Week 1 of the college football season brought some real craziness and a lot of unexpected play from some of the top prospects. This week, we see a less action-packed schedule and a chance for those lesser-known guys to go and dominate the competition.
In a conference with some of the most prestigious in the nation, the Big 10 is also one that has been dominated by a single program the last few years. Now, as we near another college football season, the same question from the past still remains: Who can dethrone the Ohio State Buckeyes?
The 2021 MLB Draft will begin on July 11, 2021. We take a look at Steven Hajjar, a left-handed pitcher with an impressive four-pitch repertoire and intriguing gyro slider.
The 2021 NFL Draft is loaded with talented wide receivers. However, Michigan’s Nico Collins is a likely mid-round sleeper. What does Collins’ NFL future look like?
The NFL Draft is half immediate impact and half upside and future relevance. A lot of times, general managers will take a chance on a raw player with not a lot of experience. Another linebacker in this fold is Cameron McGrone. McGrone has only played in 19 games and only started 15 during his two years at Michigan.
College Basketball is getting into its stretch run of the regular season. With that in mind, we give you the best bet options for a big Saturday slate. Get ready for March Madness by adding to your bankroll.
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