For the first time since 1993, it’s believable that Notre Dame is the best college football team in the country.
After Last Night’s Comeback, Is Valparaiso Back?
Checking in on Valpo after the SportsCenter appearance.
I Think I Know When Jon Rothstein Sleeps
It’s not just in May.
Good Things Shrewing: Notre Dame Isn’t Overrated Anymore
Plus: How to beat Indiana, and learning to love Riley Leonard.
Good Things Shrewing: The Biggest Games on Notre Dame’s Future Football Schedules
With tonight’s FSU matchup (hopefully) a dud, we turn our eyes to the rest of the 2020’s. Also: Quick thoughts on the 1–0 men’s basketball team.
Today’s Best Bets: Saturday, November 9th
Five college football spreads, some college basketball moneyline work, and our Sunday Night and Monday Night Football picks.
What’s Happening Today in the SEC
An incomplete list.
Today’s Best Bets: Friday, November 8th
ACC football, and another college hoops over.
Today’s Best Bets: Thursday, November 7th
Our Thursday Night Football pick, this week’s football futures, and some college sports underbelly.
A Kyle Neptune Fantasy: Mister .500 Draws Jay Wright Out of Retirement
We found a solution that works for everybody.
Today’s Best Bets: Wednesday, November 6th
More MACtion, and a fun college basketball little guy.
Good Things Shrewing: For Notre Dame Basketball, This Is the Fun Year
Expectations are real, but they are manageable. Upside is high.
Today’s Best Bets: Tuesday, November 5th
MACtion, and a college hoops over.
Twelve NIT-Centric Reactions From College Basketball’s Opening Night
Robbie Avila’s ankle, not talking NITexas, and South Carolina is indeed Mizzou.
Today’s Best Bets: Monday, November 4th
College basketball’s opening day, Monday Night Football, and our standalone election portfolio.
32 Questions We’re Asking About This College Basketball Season
Happy Opening Day, NIT fans.
How Our Preseason NIT Bracketology Works
What’s behind our preseason bracketology, and what to expect from us as the season begins.
Big Noon Kickoff, and Other Ways Fox Sports Hurts Sports
From Tom Brady’s broadcasting career to conference realignment, most of the worst things in sports come back to one network.