It's here- the "circle the date on the calendar" moment for Northwestern University and their football program. Friday night sees the Wildcats move into their new $875,000,000 home, after saying goodbye to their temporary domicile, Northwestern Medicine Field, at Martin Stadium on Sept. 19. The Cats sent the venue off in style, blowing out "Coach Prime" Deion Sanders and his … [Read more...] about Penn State at Northwestern, New Ryan Field Opener, Game Preview, Prediction
Can Pat Ryan Solve the Chicago Bears Stadium Search Debacle?
Friday night, the New Ryan Field, the costliest stadium ever built primarily for college football, opens for business. The completely privately funded, $875,000,000 venue, opens when the Northwestern Wildcats host the Penn State Nittany Lions. This is, quite literally, the House that Pat Ryan built. So it naturally invites the question, can he help get it done for the … [Read more...] about Can Pat Ryan Solve the Chicago Bears Stadium Search Debacle?
Both Cubs and White Sox Fans Got the Shaft from MLB, NBC
You know the old joke in Chicago- Cubs and White Sox fans do come together...to support the Bears. Well, now Chicago Cubs and Chicago White Sox fans have a new common antagonist- Major League Baseball, or more specifically, MLB's television contract. Or you can say the enemy here is NBC Sports; that works too. … [Read more...] about Both Cubs and White Sox Fans Got the Shaft from MLB, NBC
Why the 1991 Atlanta Falcons Were the Coolest NFL Team Ever
The 1991 Atlanta Falcons were not the greatest team in NFL history. Not by a long shot. They went 10-6, finished second in the NFC West (yes, Atlanta in the "West" don't get me started), and won their Wild Card round playoff game at their bitter rivals, the New Orleans Saints. Then they got blown at Washington in the divisionals. … [Read more...] about Why the 1991 Atlanta Falcons Were the Coolest NFL Team Ever
Exclusive with Jeremiah Johnson: on His Closeness with Dante Moore, What he Learned From Kenyon Sadiq, More
There is a distinct possibility that the 2027 NFL Draft's top tight end will be selected out of Oregon, in the form of Jeremiah Johnson. If that does happen, then mighty Oregon will have produced the first tight end selection in back-to-back NFL Drafts. Kenyon Sadiq is the was the number one tight end selected in 2026, as he went #16 overall to the New York Jets. Johnson … [Read more...] about Exclusive with Jeremiah Johnson: on His Closeness with Dante Moore, What he Learned From Kenyon Sadiq, More
Why Tischsport.de Is the Top Choice for High-Quality Table Sports Equipment
Quality equipment can make table sports feel much better. No matter if you play a serious game of billiards, a fast table tennis match, or enjoy an easy night of table football, using the right equipment helps people play better. It also lasts longer and is more fun to use. A store that knows about these sports helps you pick the best equipment for your skill, space, and how … [Read more...] about Why Tischsport.de Is the Top Choice for High-Quality Table Sports Equipment
Why there will be hardly any football games for three weeks in September and October
Between September 20th and October 10th, many football leagues will come to a standstill. The Premier League, LaLiga, Serie A, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, Turkish Super Lig, Dutch Eredivisie, Danish Superliga, South African Betway Premiership... All coming to an abrupt, long halt. Why is that? Flashscore tells you. … [Read more...] about Why there will be hardly any football games for three weeks in September and October
Illini Football Program Parts Ways with Defensive Coordinator Bobby Hauck
The Bobby Hauck experiment...did not last very long at all. After just four games, or 1/3 of one season, the University of Illinois football program is parting ways with their Defensive Coordinator. Officially, this is a "mutual parting of ways," but given how the defense performed through the first four games, this is most likely to a firing. That said, Hauck was probably on … [Read more...] about Illini Football Program Parts Ways with Defensive Coordinator Bobby Hauck
Oregon Star, Heisman Candidate Dante Moore a Major Mental Health Awareness Advocate
Oregon Ducks quarterback Dante Moore is as blue-chip as they come, in terms of NFL Draft prospects. The Detroit native is a leading Heisman trophy candidate, and top three on almost every NFL Draft big board. If you don't think Arch Manning will be the first QB off the boards in April, then most likely you think it's going to be Moore. When it was made official that Dante … [Read more...] about Oregon Star, Heisman Candidate Dante Moore a Major Mental Health Awareness Advocate
ESPN College Gameday: From Transcendent Genius to Unwatchable Dreck
Happy College Football season to those who celebrate- to honor the occasion, re-booting this classic once again from 2018, enjoy! I absolutely loved ESPN College Gameday, about a decade and half ago when it was only one hour long, instead of three. Back in those days, it was not overrun with wall-to-wall native advertising, and it was much more about football than what's … [Read more...] about ESPN College Gameday: From Transcendent Genius to Unwatchable Dreck