Author: Mikesportz

The Tennessee bats exploded late in the Saturday night matchup on the road against LSU, winning (9-3). Tennessee starting pitcher Marcus Phillips was electric Saturday night. throwing (7.0) scoreless, touching 100 MPH multiple times in a hostile environment inside of Alex Box Stadium. Phillips allowed just one hit in his seven innings of work against the Nation’s No. 7-ranked LSU Tigers. The second hit of the game was a 7th inning home run from Milam. The third hit of the game was a home run off the bat of Braswell on the next pitch of the contest. Phillips then…

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The “Thiccer Kicker,” and several other recent Missouri Tigers look to extend their professional careers in the spring football league. Joey Van Zummeren | Mar 27, 2025 Oct 16, 2021; Columbia, Missouri, USA; Missouri Tigers wide receiver Keke Chism (6) runs against the Texas A&M Aggies during the first half at Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jay Biggerstaff-Imagn Images Oct 16, 2021; Columbia, Missouri, USA; Missouri Tigers wide receiver Keke Chism (6) runs against the Texas A&M Aggies during the first half at Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jay Biggerstaff-Imagn Images / Jay Biggerstaff-Imagn Images…

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The Florida Gators are gearing up for their next big matchup! As one of the top teams in college softball, the Gators are ready to bring their trademark energy, skill, and heart to the field. Fans can expect an exciting game packed with big plays, powerful hitting, and standout pitching performances. Led by a dynamic roster filled with seasoned veterans and rising stars, the Gators are determined to leave it all on the field. Their relentless offense, strategic defense, and electric team chemistry make them a powerhouse that’s tough to beat. Every pitch, every swing, and every diving catch…

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The Duke basketball program is now losing all five of its starters from last season. The deadline came and went without a peep from Khaman Maluach or the Duke basketball social media team regarding the 7-foot-2, 250-pound South Sudan native’s stay-or-go decision this offseason. But as it turns out, he made the logical choice as a projected lottery pick, officially entering his name into the 2025 NBA Draft pool before midnight on Saturday.In doing so, Maluach became the fourth 2024-25 Duke basketball player and third freshman from the Final Four squad to forego their remaining eligibility by taking the pro…

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Caleb Williams, the reigning Heisman Trophy winner, delivered a shockingly flat performance on the biggest stage, and USC fans are reeling from the aftermath. Williams, long praised for his magic in chaotic moments, looked ordinary—worse, he looked overwhelmed. From the opening drive, the pressure rattled him. He missed wide-open receivers, forced throws into triple coverage, and repeatedly took unnecessary sacks that killed momentum. His trademark playmaking turned into recklessness, and for the first time in his USC career, Williams appeared completely out of answers. The offensive line didn’t do him many favors, but Williams’s decision-making was just as much to…

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Kedon Slovis turned in another nightmarish performance for BYU, and the Cougar faithful are running out of patience. Once hailed as the experienced transfer who could stabilize the offense, Slovis has instead become a weekly liability. His timing with receivers was off from the opening whistle, and his inability to extend plays under pressure completely neutered BYU’s passing attack. Slovis missed basic reads, held onto the ball far too long, and compounded his mistakes with back-breaking turnovers deep in his own territory. For a quarterback with so much college experience under his belt, his repeated mental errors are beyond frustrating—they’re…

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Kyle McCord had the entire Buckeye nation holding their breath—and not for good reasons—as he imploded in another high-stakes showdown. For a program where quarterback play is a sacred trust, McCord’s mistakes were unforgivable: underthrown balls, sloppy footwork, and horrendous situational awareness. Against a top-tier opponent, McCord didn’t rise to the occasion—he wilted under it. His turnovers flipped field position and handed the momentum to the other team time and time again. Fans in Columbus expect greatness, not mediocrity masquerading as development. Every drive McCord failed to finish seemed to sap the Buckeyes’ confidence a little more, culminating in a…

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Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart suffered a brutal reality check in his latest outing, and Lane Kiffin’s once-bold gamble on him is starting to look like a major mistake. Dart was supposed to take the next step into stardom this season, leading a high-flying Rebels offense that could terrorize the SEC. Instead, Dart appeared rattled, hesitant, and completely out of sync. He missed on deep balls that should have been easy touchdowns, misread defenses with alarming frequency, and looked utterly helpless once the pocket started collapsing. Even worse, Dart’s body language turned visibly negative by the second quarter, a troubling…

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Alabama’s Jalen Milroe had one job: protect the football and trust the system. Instead, he stumbled spectacularly when it mattered most, and now the Tide’s championship dreams are looking fragile. Against a beatable opponent, Milroe forced bad throws into tight coverage, missed easy third-down conversions, and displayed the kind of hesitation that Nick Saban-coached quarterbacks simply cannot afford. The problem isn’t Milroe’s talent—his arm strength and mobility are undeniable—it’s the decision-making in critical moments that continues to doom Alabama drives. Fans watched in horror as Milroe missed wide-open checkdowns, opting instead for risky deep shots that never connected. Defensive coordinators…

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Tanner Mordecai’s showing this weekend was nothing short of a disaster, leaving Wisconsin’s playoff hopes dangling by a thread. In a game the Badgers desperately needed to control, Mordecai instead floundered, committing costly turnovers and failing to generate any sustained drives. His decision-making was shockingly poor, staring down receivers and allowing defenders to jump routes with ease. Even when he wasn’t under duress, Mordecai’s accuracy was wildly inconsistent, overthrowing open targets and forcing Wisconsin to settle for punts or field goals when they needed touchdowns. Fans who were promised a new, dynamic offense are instead watching a unit shackled by…

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