The new college basketball AP Top 25 has been released and there are plenty of headlines to talk about. Here are just a few.
Malik Cunningham is the most intriguing quarterback prospect in the 2021 NFL Draft. He has the running ability of Lamar Jackson, but he acts as a quarterback that can run, not a running back that can throw. Being part of the most unique offense arguably in the country, Cunningham is the most difficult prospect to project to the next level, as no team in the NFL has the speed that Louisville uses to overwhelm its opponents. His surprising accuracy, countered by his scheme dependent decision making, combines with his athleticism to create the most confusing projection arguably in the history of the NFL draft at the quarterback position. In the right scheme with the correct coaching, Cunningham can become a lethal Swiss army knife.
On Sunday afternoon Gus Malzahn became the third SEC head coach to lose his job in 2020. It was a common misconception head coaching jobs would be safe this year. Most thought the conference-only schedule and players being permitted to opt-out due to Covid-19 would keep the coaches safe from losing their jobs as well.
While there were some college football games, there was also some college hoops action on Saturday, so we’ll recap it, including a big upset, and get you set for today’s slate of action including two ranked games.
Duke and Michigan State battled it out before Kansas took on Kentucky. We’ll recap it for you and get you ready for the biggest games on Wednesday!
On Wednesday afternoon, Penn State head coach James Franklin announced that redshirt running back Journey Brown was medically retiring from football. He had been held out of the season in October while he went through further evaluations of a medical condition identified in the offseason. The medical condition he was diagnosed with was hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
The South Carolina Gamecocks and the Vanderbilt Commodores met for the 30th time on Saturday afternoon in a very rainy Nashville, TN. The Gamecocks led the all-time series 25-4 and won the last 11 meetings between the teams.
With the NFL season now five weeks in, we get a much better understanding of who has a chance at the playoffs and who’s competing for the number one overall pick in this year’s upcoming NFL Draft. New York Jets, you’re on the clock.
Last week, SEC Football lived up to all the hype. Many overestimated LSU’s ability to play even close to how they did last year. Georgia and Alabama didn’t hold up to form and failed to beat their conference opponents by four touchdowns. Let’s see how things shake out this week.
Welcome back for another week of college football picks. This week, we are blessed with SEC football! It’s going to be an exciting weekend for sports and it will only get better in October when the Big 10 gets involved.
Back with more, Patrick Champion gives us more NCAA with his College Basketball’s ACC Predictions: The Middle Five this time.
On Monday the college sports world was rocked by a statement by Penn States Director of Athletic Medicine where he
The new college basketball AP Top 25 has been released and there are plenty of headlines to talk about. Here are just a few.
Malik Cunningham is the most intriguing quarterback prospect in the 2021 NFL Draft. He has the running ability of Lamar Jackson, but he acts as a quarterback that can run, not a running back that can throw. Being part of the most unique offense arguably in the country, Cunningham is the most difficult prospect to project to the next level, as no team in the NFL has the speed that Louisville uses to overwhelm its opponents. His surprising accuracy, countered by his scheme dependent decision making, combines with his athleticism to create the most confusing projection arguably in the history of the NFL draft at the quarterback position. In the right scheme with the correct coaching, Cunningham can become a lethal Swiss army knife.
On Sunday afternoon Gus Malzahn became the third SEC head coach to lose his job in 2020. It was a common misconception head coaching jobs would be safe this year. Most thought the conference-only schedule and players being permitted to opt-out due to Covid-19 would keep the coaches safe from losing their jobs as well.
While there were some college football games, there was also some college hoops action on Saturday, so we’ll recap it, including a big upset, and get you set for today’s slate of action including two ranked games.
Duke and Michigan State battled it out before Kansas took on Kentucky. We’ll recap it for you and get you ready for the biggest games on Wednesday!
On Wednesday afternoon, Penn State head coach James Franklin announced that redshirt running back Journey Brown was medically retiring from football. He had been held out of the season in October while he went through further evaluations of a medical condition identified in the offseason. The medical condition he was diagnosed with was hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
The South Carolina Gamecocks and the Vanderbilt Commodores met for the 30th time on Saturday afternoon in a very rainy Nashville, TN. The Gamecocks led the all-time series 25-4 and won the last 11 meetings between the teams.
With the NFL season now five weeks in, we get a much better understanding of who has a chance at the playoffs and who’s competing for the number one overall pick in this year’s upcoming NFL Draft. New York Jets, you’re on the clock.
Last week, SEC Football lived up to all the hype. Many overestimated LSU’s ability to play even close to how they did last year. Georgia and Alabama didn’t hold up to form and failed to beat their conference opponents by four touchdowns. Let’s see how things shake out this week.
Welcome back for another week of college football picks. This week, we are blessed with SEC football! It’s going to be an exciting weekend for sports and it will only get better in October when the Big 10 gets involved.
Back with more, Patrick Champion gives us more NCAA with his College Basketball’s ACC Predictions: The Middle Five this time.
On Monday the college sports world was rocked by a statement by Penn States Director of Athletic Medicine where he initially said that 30-35% of
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