College Football

Problems for the Penn State Nittany Lions’ 2020 season continued to pile on during Saturday’s afternoon matchup against Nebraska. Heading into the game, Penn State was searching for its first win against the Cornhuskers who were also winless. Despite being off to a rough start this year, Penn State’s quarterback Sean Clifford was hopeful to […]

Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney is connected to Houston Texans more than anyone else not in the organization, but he appears content with his current situation. Swinney has the benefit of being one of the most attractive destinations for college football recruits, being able to compete with the likes of Alabama, Georgia and Oklahoma. But

Welcome to the internet. Trevor Lawrence got engaged to his high school sweetheart over the weekend. What would normally be a joyous and congratulatory time, instead was used to take shots at the all american quarterback. Former Richmond baseball player and part-time sportscaster Matt Trent decided to troll Trevor with a tweet, calling Joe Burrow his Daddy:

The University of Alabama generates so much of its donations from boosters from its athletic program, as fans do whatever it takes to give back to the House That Nick Saban Built. Saban has built an absolute powerhouse since taking over in 2007, and he’s a big reason the program is able to recruit so

Donald Trump repeatedly referred to the University of Alabama’s head football coach Nick Saban by the wrong name several times during a call on the eve of the state’s Republican runoff race. Trump showered Tommy Tuberville with praise, the former head coach of Auburn University, but he also gave props to Saban, just not the right one.

Phillip Blanks, former college football player and retired marine, caught a 3 year old child thrown from a burning apartment building in the mother’s desperate attempt to save her baby. And of course his time as a wide receiver at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo in 2016-17 was a big help too. Watch him make the miraculous

In light of the social justice movement, the University of Cincinnati plans to remove former Reds owner Marge Schott’s name from its baseball stadium and a library archive, due to her off-color comments in the past. The school’s board of trustees unanimously approved the move Tuesday, 12 days after a Catholic high school also decided

It sure didn’t go unnoticed when Oklahoma State Football coach Mike Gundy publicly announced that he would no longer watch the One America News Network. The network, a conservative news network that has promoted unfounded conspiracies, is gladly milking the Gundy controversy. Outside of the entrance to get into President Donald Trump’s rally in Tulsa