Rob Lowe joins The Rich Eisen Show to discuss:
Author: Michael
Brian Campbell joins CBS Sports HQ to preview t
✔️ Subscribe to ESPN Unlimited: https://plu
You may not have been able to draw up a more perfect ending to 2025 for the men’s basketball team at Virginia Tech. Not only did the Hokies close out the opening portion of the campaign with a record of 12-2, but took down rival Virginia in overtime on New Year’s Eve to begin ACC play at 1-0, but then, the calendar flipped.
The Hokies have lost three of their four games to begin 2026, and not only have the three losses come from a combined five points, but they’ve also been direct punches to the gut.
Mike Renner and JP Acosta join CBS Sports HQ wi
Danny Kanell and Leger Douzable join CBS Sports
Nicole Auerbach (@NicoleAuerbach) & Joshua Perr
On this edition of the Best of Pat McAfee…
If you want another example of how an unfettered transfer portal has ruined college football, I have one word for you: JuCo.
Technically, it’s two words (Junior College) but the point remains the same.
Unfortunately, with how out of control the transfer portal has gotten in recent years, it has completely nuked one of the institutions that used to be a pipeline for kids who either didn’t receive the exposure they needed in high school, didn’t have the grades to make it to a major university, or got into some trouble and needed a way back.
On Wednesday, Dante Moore stunned the football world by announcing he would return to Oregon for another season.
The decision was a surprise on two levels. First, Moore was expected to be at least the second quarterback taken in the 2026 NFL Draft, and perhaps the first passer to come off the board. With two teams at the top of the first round needing quarterbacks — the Las Vegas Raiders and the New York Jets — those were two potential landing spots. Add in the Arizona Cardinals at No. 3 and the Cleveland Browns at No.