The Cougars are heating up at the right time, while the Hoosiers are living life on the bubble.
Author: Michael
INDIANAPOLIS – Want to understand Cam Ward’s mindset as he tries to be the first pick selected in the April NFL draft? Ask him to name the NFL’s top 5 quarterbacks in no particular order.
“I would say, I’m not going to include myself,” Ward said after a momentary pause. “I’m not in the league yet.”
He’ll be in the league starting on April 24 because that’s the day of the NFL draft’s first round.
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If you want a taste of what March Madness games are like, just watch the Michigan men’s basketball team.
On Thursday night, the No. 15 Wolverines hosted the Rutgers Scarlet Knights in Ann Arbor. With just under four seconds on the clock, the visitors held an 82-81 lead, and Michigan had the ball with a last gasp hope of winning the game. Danny Wolf got the ball to Nimari Burnett, who sunk a deep three from the wing to give his team an 84-82 win.
Teams win close games every now and again throughout a season, it’s bound to happen.
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Nebraska football coach Matt Rhule apparently doesn’t have any interest in big non-conference games.
The Cornhuskers sparked massive outrage among fans when the program canceled a home-and-home series with Tennessee.
Instead of welcoming the Volunteers to Lincoln and making a trip to Knoxville, the series has been called off.
Pour one out for Nebraska fans. They certainly deserve better.
Don’t expect to see the Nebraska head coach shed too many tears if major non-conference matchups go away in college football.
Donald Trump has been warned not only is his controversial personality stopping the Open from returning to Turnberry – but the relatively low income the venue earns for the R&A as well.
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The five-star guard is blossoming at exactly the right time with March Madness around the corner.
The Duke Blue Devils have blown past the competition this year, cruising to a 25-3 record, including a whopping 16-1 in the ACC en route to being ranked the No. 2 team in the AP Top 25 and a likely No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament.
But, unlike a number of teams in today’s world of college basketball, the Blue Devils have gone against the trend of the transfer portal and instead loaded their roster with six top-40 freshmen, with Cooper Flagg leading the way.