Josh Pate takes a look at the spread - with the number sitting at Ohio State -3.5 and his model even tighter at -2 - and explains why he's taking Indiana t
Colston Loveland took the NFL by storm in his rookie season. He formed a strong bond with Caleb Williams on and off the field, and their connection was key to the Chicago Bears’ 2025 success.
A lot of interesting matchups for the Miami Hurricanes on Saturday night against the FSU, but the high-powered offense for Miami is one to keep an eye on for a big night.
The Los Angeles Clippers are entering the 2026-27 season without serious postseason aspirations. This will be a big change for head coach Ty Lue, who has never coached a team that's not expected to make the playoffs. In fact, his teams have never finished below .500.
The Bucs are taking a step toward to getting another wide receiver back on the field, opening the 21-day practice window for David Sills V as he works his way back from a hamstring injury.
The WVU QB is often misjudged as a passer. We break down the reasons behind his numbers.
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