The Death of Priorities

So many knew. But no one wanted to.

Jan 18, 2018; East Lansing, MI, USA; MSU student and former gymnast Christine Harrison addresses Larry Nassar during her victim impact statement in Circuit Judge Rosemarie Aquilina's courtroom, the third day of testimonials concerning the former sports medicine doctor who pled guilty to seven counts of sexual assault in Ingham County, and three in Eaton County. At her side is Larry Harrison, her dad, a retired Det. Sgt. with the Ingham County Sheriff's Department. Mandatory Credit: Matthew Dae Smith/Lansing

Announcing the Palmer House Cup

Introducing the Palmer House Cup, awarded to the Big Ten's top athletic program during the 2016-17 season.

Where's That Tiger?

Clemson has a very good football team, but its mascot is unimaginative and creepy as hell.

"Look into my eyes – you will see what, what you mean to me."

College Sports

Fake Athletes Get Real Admissions

NBC News reveals a massive academic scandal where students faked athletic prowess for privileged admission into college.

March 12 2019
by Kevin Harrish

39 Comments

Roast the Boat

Former Minnesota head coach Jerry Kill blast current coach P.J. Fleck, saying "he's about himself."

February 20 2019
by Kevin Harrish

28 Comments

Worst Takes of 2018

They're here. Brace yourselves for the worst takes of 2018.

27 Dec 2018
by Kevin Harrish

96 Comments

Threat Level: Michigan

It's back! Ohio State, you might've heard, has a rival that kind of occupies our every waking moment. We'll just settle for Monday evenings.

27 Aug 2018
by Johnny Ginter

149 Comments

Oldest CFB Coach Signs 5-Year Deal

78-year-old Bill Snyder signs a new five-year deal with Kansas State.

August 09 2018
by Kevin Harrish

25 Comments

RIP, Eli Stickley

The Wisconsin Badger and 2014 Ohio high school Division II state champ was killed in an automobile collision Thursday.

July 06 2018
by Andy Vance

15 Comments

Haves and Have Nots

Not every school should have college football, but that isn't stopping many places from trying in vain to duplicate Ohio State's financial success.

29 Jun 2018
by Johnny Ginter

16 Comments

Lunch With The AD

Alabama athletic director Greg Byrne announced Saturday on Twitter that he would host three lunches with Crimson Tide fans in July.

June 23 2018
by Dan Hope

12 Comments

Money Talks

North Carolina four-star wide receiver signee Jordyn Adams will forgo his college eligibility after being selected in the first round of last night's MLB Draft.

June 05 2018
by Andrew Lind

14 Comments

Sports Gambling on 2019 Ballot?

Rick Lertzman hopes to beat the Statehouse to legalizing sports betting in the Buckeye State.

May 17 2018
by D.J. Byrnes

7 Comments

MSU Settles with Nassar Victims

A slice of justice was rendered today.

May 16 2018
by D.J. Byrnes

8 Comments

Toledo Shreks No Longer Possible

Hey, times are tough in Toledo.

April 24 2018
by D.J. Byrnes

28 Comments

Ashland Offers Fortnite Scholarship

Ashland University in Ohio becomes the first college to offer a Fortnite scholarship.

April 23 2018
by Kevin Harrish

24 Comments

Down Goes UConn

Notre Dame drops undefeated Connecticut in overtime, capping off a wild day in Columbus at the Women's Final Four.

March 31 2018
by Kevin Harrish

11 Comments

New D1 Wrestling Program Coming in 2019

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock will add an NCAA Division I wrestling program to its athletics department after receiving a $1.4 million gift from a prominent backer.

March 18 2018
by Andy Vance

9 Comments