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MSU’s Transfer Frenzy: Draft, Draft Picks, and Derailed Dreams
Should Coen Carr Dunk His Way to the NBA? Coen Carr enjoyed a breakout junior season at Michigan State, starting every game at small forward and averaging 12.1 points on 51% shooting. He added career highs in blocks (0.8) and steals (0.5), though his three-point shooting lagged at 28%. With Jaxon Kohler and Carson Cooper…
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Badgers Blockbusters: Frozen Four and Recruiting Frenzy
Frozen Four Showdown: UW vs Denver Broadcast Guide Wisconsin men’s hockey is back in the national championship game for the first time since 2006, facing Denver in the 2026 Frozen Four title tilt at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on April 11. After clinching a dramatic comeback win over Michigan State and staving off North…
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3 Top Candidates to Fill Wisconsin’s Frontcourt Void
Big Man Shakedown: Bieliauskas’s Successors Lined Up After losing forward Aleksas Bieliauskas to the transfer portal, Wisconsin needs to plug a sizable gap in its paint presence. Three potential big men have emerged: Noah Feddersen from North Dakota State, a hometown product who averaged 12.8 points and 5.6 rebounds late in the season; Sebastian Rancik…
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Badgers’ Frozen Four Showdown & Recruiting Frenzy
Legacy QB Sorgi Poised for Madison Homecoming Wisconsin’s 2027 recruiting class has surged to eight verbal pledges, ranking No. 10 on 247Sports and No. 15 on On3/Rivals. With in-state targets locked down, the Badgers have set their sights on four-star quarterback Jack Sorgi of Indiana’s Tri-West High, son of former UW signal-caller Jim Sorgi. After…
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MSU’s Mixed Fortunes: From OL Bonds to Hoop Hopes
From Dorm Mates to Spartan Guard: Sharpe’s Path to East Lansing Nick Sharpe’s connection to Michigan State stretches back to room 206 at Wake Forest’s dorms, where tales of Kenneth Walker III first circulated. Sharpe, who now projects as MSU’s starting left guard, bonded over shared dorm conversations and mutual teammates. His previous coach, Nick…
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Spartan Spotlight: New Recruits, Pros, Regrets & Scrimmage
Jasiah Jervis: The Scoring Machine Arrives in East Lansing Jasiah Jervis, a 6’5″ shooting guard from Archbishop Stepinac in New York, has committed to Michigan State’s 2026 class. A true three-level scorer—able to knock down threes, drive past defenders, and finish through contact—Jervis averaged 17.9 points, 5.7 rebounds, 4.7 assists, and nearly two steals per…
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Penn State Teams: Wrigley Debut and NHL Signings
Historic Spikes Set for Wrigley Field Showdown Penn State women’s volleyball will break new ground this September as part of the inaugural Big Ten/SEC Volleyball Challenge, staging a doubleheader at Chicago’s iconic Wrigley Field. The Nittany Lions will face Kentucky in the headline match on Sept. 6, followed by Nebraska against Missouri. The event highlights…
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MSU Sports in Flux: Guards, Hockey Departures & Portal
Transfer Tightrope: Spartans on the Portal Precipice As the NCAA’s transfer portal swings wide on April 7, Michigan State’s basketball roster balances on a knife-edge. After Tom Izzo lost three players last season, backcourt stalwarts such as Kur Teng, Divine Ugochukwu and reserve Jesse McCulloch now eye uncertain futures. Teng battles overcrowded shooting guard duties…
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Penn State’s 2027 Sports Scene: Stars, Recruits, Lineups
McKenna Melts Hearts with Penn Stater for Life Pledge Penn State freshman hockey star Gavin McKenna, the projected No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NHL Entry Draft, bid an emotional farewell after a first-round NCAA Tournament loss to Minnesota-Duluth. Despite a short stay in State College, McKenna set Penn State freshman records with 51…
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Wisconsin Sports Shakeup: From Transfers to Frozen Four
Gard’s Transfer Frenzy: Brace for Impact Coach Greg Gard faces a spring roster roller coaster. With Jack Robison and Riccardo Greppi entering the portal, Wisconsin settles at ten scholarship players. Juniors John Blackwell and Nolan Winter must decide their fate; their choices will dictate frontcourt or backcourt portal priorities. The Badgers cut ties with Temple’s…