Chicago Sky Coach Sends Hailey Van Lith Message After 0-Point Game

At the Big Sky Conference Football Kickoff, it was announced that starting in 2026, the league will adopt a nine-game conference schedule, alongside the implementation of one-way radio communication from coaches to quarterbacks in 2025. While reactions from coaches like Montana State's Brent Vigen and Montana's Bobby Hauck varied, both acknowledged the need to adapt to these changes in the evolving landscape of college football. Want More Context? 🔎

The final round of the 124th Wisconsin State Amateur promises excitement, with a dozen players within three shots of leader Drake Wilcox, who holds a one-shot advantage at even par after a 3-over 75 in the third round. Notable contenders include Garrett Schultz, Charlie Erlandson, and K.C. Nickel, while past champions Garrett Jones and Jack Schultz trail behind. Want More Context? 🔎

The Oregon Ducks, after a stellar 2024 season capped by a Big Ten Championship, suffered a devastating 41-21 loss to Ohio State in the Rose Bowl. Head coach Dan Lanning reflected on the defeat, emphasizing lessons learned and expressing optimism for the future as they prepare for the upcoming season with new quarterback Dante Moore, while embracing their underdog status in the Big Ten. Want More Context? 🔎

Manchester United's attempts to secure top striker targets have failed, with Chelsea signing Liam Delap and Arsenal acquiring Viktor Gyokeres, while Victor Osimhen's wage demands halted a transfer. INEOS's late bid for Hugo Ekitiké was unsuccessful, as the boyhood United fan chose to join Liverpool for £69m plus add-ons, leaving United without a new striker as the window nears its end. Want More Context? 🔎

Since June, the Inside the Lines team has achieved impressive results in golf betting, gaining 54.5 units and correctly predicting the winner three out of the last five weeks. For this week's 3M Open at TPC Twin Cities, check out their full slate and visit their blog for more free daily picks. Want More Context? 🔎

The NCAA is considering expanding the March Madness basketball tournaments to include 72 or 76 teams, but opinions among ACC coaches are divided, with most women’s coaches opposing the change. Concerns include logistical challenges and potential impacts on revenue distribution, as the women's tournament has only recently begun receiving unit payments based on performance. Want More Context? 🔎