Abdul Carter did not work out at the NFL Draft Combine or at Penn State’s Pro Day. However, he is still one of the top prospects to leave the college game this season. After meeting with teams at the top of the draft, he is set to embark on the next chapter. With Carter’s pure talent and production at multiple positions in college, the Penn State star adds intrigue to the … [Read more...] about Penn State Star Adds Intrigue to Top of NFL Draft
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Young Talent Flashes in Notre Dame’s Blue-Gold Game
Saturday’s 2025 Blue-Gold Game at Notre Dame Stadium featured a different format than in years past. The 94th annual scrimmage game over the course of 12 different series was set up as offense (Blue) versus defense (Gold). When the dust settled, the Blue emerged victoriously, winning 76-31. The Blue team scored four touchdowns and kicked two field goals. The offense also earned … [Read more...] about Young Talent Flashes in Notre Dame’s Blue-Gold Game
Recapping Kentucky’s 2025 Spring Showcase
UK Shows Off In Revamped “Game” For years, the month of April meant football fans across the country set their calendars for their school’s annual Spring game. However, the Spring game, as we know it, is becoming a thing of the past. Coaches not only have to worry about injuries but opposing teams poaching players through the portal. Mark Stoops and Kentucky were no exception, … [Read more...] about Recapping Kentucky’s 2025 Spring Showcase
Four Takeaways from LSU Spring Practice
LSU joined the wave of college programs that chose to make practice open to the public instead of holding a traditional Spring game. Although the framework was different on Saturday, the value of seeing live reps firsthand remained. Players, plays, and situational football during LSU’s Spring practice left us with four takeaways that will help shape the season. LSU Spring … [Read more...] about Four Takeaways from LSU Spring Practice
Evaluating Northwestern men’s basketball’s big man situation
Size is a big need this offseason. Chris Collins has put together the highest rated transfer class in program history according to 247 Sports with the additions of USF’s Jayden Reid and Holy Cross’s Max Green, but Northwestern still has one major need its head coach is yet to address. With redshirt sophomore big man Luke Hunger in the portal, the ‘Cats find themselves … [Read more...] about Evaluating Northwestern men’s basketball’s big man situation