Tag: College Sports
Only 10 schools still have a legit shot to make the College Football Playoff
As of now, LSU, Clemson, and Ohio State appear to have solid holds on playoff spots, but a few strong one-loss squads are still very much alive.
5 biggest winners and losers in college basketball this week
The Duke Blue Devils took over the top spot after the previously top-ranked Kentucky Wildcats fell to the unranked Evansville Purple Aces.
Our 7 best bets for Week 12 of the college football season
This week we're backing Alabama, Oklahoma, Rutgers, and more to cover the spread and make us a little money on Saturday.
The University of Texas is giving its football stadium a face-lift, but people are saying the new ‘Longhorn patio’ looks like the female r...
Fans are having a field day making jokes about the new Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium design on Twitter.
Memphis is withholding top prospect James Wiseman from playing in a pivot from its original defiant, anti-NCAA stance
CBS analyst Gary Parrish said Thursday that James Wiseman's punishment will likely include "a charitable donation" and "some sort of game suspension."
Ohio State superstar Chase Young’s suspension comes against 2 of the Big Ten’s worst teams, and many are wondering why the NCAA even bothe...
While DE Chase Young's punishment itself has been controversial since it was announced, some people have questioned the NCAA's timing.
No. 1 Kentucky paid Evansville $90,000 for a tune-up game and lost in one of college basketball’s biggest upsets in recent memory
The loss marks perhaps the biggest college basketball upset since the No. 1 Virginia Cavaliers' loss to the 16-seed UMBC Retrievers back in 2018.
25 highest-paid college football coaches
Dabo Swinney — head coach of the reigning champion Clemson Tigers — leads all play-callers with a $9,315,600 salary.
Only 11 schools still have a legit shot to make the College Football Playoff
More schools have been eliminated, and now thanks to a weekend of chaos, we are down to only 11 teams.
A college gymnast died after slipping off the uneven bars during practice
Melanie Coleman was training at New Era Gymnastics in Hamden, Connecticut, when she suffered a serious spinal cord injury. She died Sunday.