When Lee Corso slips on his final headgear this Saturday at the Horseshoe, it will be bittersweet and sad for all of us sports fans because we know we just witnessed the final moment of the greatest and most iconic college football personality ever. For over 30 years, Coach Corso has transformed Saturday mornings in Read More >
Dublin, Ireland — On a rainy, turnover-filled afternoon at Aviva Stadium, Iowa State and Kansas State slugged it out through slick conditions and momentum swings before the Cyclones escaped with a 24–21 victory. The first half was dominated by defense and miscues, as both teams struggled to hold onto the ball. Fumbles on the wet Read More >
On a humid August morning in Manhattan, Kansas, the rising sun glints off the limestone façade of Bill Snyder Family Stadium. Inside, the bleachers are empty, but one figure is already moving at full speed. Avery Johnson — quarterback, hometown star, and the face of Kansas State football’s present and future — darts down the Read More >
College football is back — and it’s wasting no time delivering fireworks. Between heavyweight title contenders, blue-blood rivalries, and intriguing international showcases, Week 0 and Week 1 might just serve up one of the most exciting starts to a season in recent memory. Here are the top five matchups you won’t want to miss, plus Read More >
Houston desperately needs to play some absolutely excellent baseball in the near future if they want to hold onto this narrow lead. It just so happens that they have a huge series getting started on Monday night against the Boston Red Sox back at home, and the biggest storyline Read More >
When Shohei Ohtani arrived in Major League Baseball in 2018, the question wasn’t whether he was good—it was whether what he was attempting was even possible. A starting pitcher who could hit like a cleanup slugger? The concept hadn’t been seriously entertained since the early 20th century. The most frequent comparison was Babe Ruth, who Read More >
In a sport where careers are often cut short by injury, velocity drop-off, or shifting trends, three of baseball’s most accomplished pitchers continue to defy expectations. Justin Verlander, Clayton Kershaw, and Max Scherzer—each a multiple-time Cy Young Award winner and member of the prestigious 3,000 strikeout club—remain active contributors at Read More >
Ryne Dee Sandberg, one of the most beloved players in Chicago Cubs history, passed away yesterday after a battle with cancer. He was 65. Before his Hall of Fame baseball career, Sandberg was a top-tier high school quarterback—good enough to earn a scholarship offer from Washington State. But fate had other plans. In 1978, he Read More >
