Author: Patience Abu

Penn State Wrestling Makes History with 10 All-Americans in a Single Season In a groundbreaking achievement, the Penn State Nittany Lions wrestling team has become only the second program in NCAA Division I history to produce 10 All-Americans in a single season. This milestone, accomplished during the 2025 NCAA Wrestling Championships in Philadelphia, underscores the team’s unparalleled dominance in collegiate wrestling.  Under the leadership of head coach Cael Sanderson, Penn State secured its fourth consecutive national title, marking the 13th in program history. The Nittany Lions amassed a record-breaking 177 points, surpassing their previous high of 172.5 set in…

Netflix has unveiled a compelling new documentary titled The Heart of the Lions: A Journey Through Team and Band, offering an in-depth look into the Penn State Nittany Lions’ remarkable 2024 football season. This film delves into the team’s historic achievements, including their first-ever appearance in the College Football Playoff and a 13–3 season record—their best in program history. Under the leadership of head coach James Franklin, the Nittany Lions showcased resilience and determination throughout the season. The documentary highlights pivotal moments such as their victories over SMU and Boise State, propelling them to the Orange Bowl. Despite a…

Cael Sanderson Reflects on Penn State’s Historic NCAA Championship Run Penn State Nittany Lions Wrestling Head Coach Cael Sanderson has broken his silence following the team’s remarkable performance at the 2025 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships. In a post-tournament press conference, Sanderson expressed immense pride in his team’s achievements. “Just really happy for our team, proud of them. They went out here and really competed hard this weekend against, obviously, great competition,” he said. “All 10 guys gave a great effort. Super proud of them. Happy for them.” (SI) The Nittany Lions clinched their 13th national team title and…

Archie Griffin Crowned College Football’s GOAT by ESPN In a moment of historic recognition, ESPN has named Ohio State legend Archie Griffin as the Greatest of All Time (GOAT) in college football history. The announcement came after an in-depth analysis and fan poll that saw Griffin emerge ahead of other icons such as Georgia’s Herschel Walker, Florida’s Tim Tebow, and Texas’ Earl Campbell. Griffin, the only player in NCAA history to win the Heisman Trophy twice, redefined consistency and excellence during his tenure at Ohio State from 1972 to 1975. Rushing for over 5,500 yards in his collegiate career and…

Arkansas Basketball on the Rise: Wagner, Calipari, and Promising Talent Ignite New Era In just over a year, Arkansas basketball has undergone a striking transformation—one that’s catching national attention. With standout guard D.J. Wagner now leading the charge, a strong incoming class, and Hall of Fame coach John Calipari instilling a new vision, the Razorbacks are poised for a serious run at national relevance. Calipari’s arrival in Fayetteville brought not just experience, but renewed energy and credibility to a program that had lost its footing. Known for his ability to recruit and develop elite talent, Calipari wasted no time assembling…

Kevin Young Departs BYU for Virginia Tech in Groundbreaking $150M Deal—A New Era Begins In a monumental shift in college basketball, Kevin Young has left his position as head coach at BYU to take the helm at Virginia Tech, signing a historic contract reportedly valued at $150 million. This unprecedented deal marks a new chapter for both programs and signals a significant investment in the future of college basketball. Young, previously the NBA’s highest-paid assistant coach, made headlines in 2024 when he left the Phoenix Suns to lead BYU. Under his guidance, the Cougars achieved notable success, including their…

BREAKING: Alabama Lands Coveted 5-Star Prospect Ethan Thompson After Dramatic Flip from Texas Longhorns, Sending Shockwaves Through College Football In a stunning turn of events, five-star wide receiver Ethan Thompson has decommitted from the Texas Longhorns and pledged his commitment to the Alabama Crimson Tide. The 6’2″, 195-pound playmaker from Miami, Florida, had previously chosen Texas over elite programs like Ohio State, Georgia, and Tennessee . His unexpected flip to Alabama has sent shockwaves through the college football recruiting landscape. Thompson’s decision comes as a significant boost to Alabama’s already impressive 2025 recruiting class. Known for his exceptional speed,…

Deontae Lawson Shocks College Football World, Rejects Record $205 Million NIL Offer from Ohio State May 22, 2025 — In a stunning turn of events, Alabama linebacker Deontae Lawson has reportedly turned down a record-setting $205 million Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) offer from Ohio State, sending shockwaves through the college football community. The offer, believed to be the most lucrative NIL deal ever proposed to a college athlete, would have seen Lawson transfer to Ohio State in exchange for endorsement contracts, media opportunities, and branding deals orchestrated through a network of sponsors aligned with the Buckeyes’ powerhouse program. Lawson,…

Historic 2025 Schedule: Razorbacks to Face Notre Dame, Arkansas State for First Time Ever Fayetteville, Ark. – The 2025 college football season promises to be a historic one for the Arkansas Razorbacks, as the team will embark on a groundbreaking schedule featuring first-ever matchups that have fans buzzing across the nation. Among the most anticipated games are early-season showdowns against Notre Dame and in-state opponent Arkansas State — two fixtures that have never appeared on the Razorbacks’ schedule until now. The matchup against Notre Dame will mark the first time Arkansas takes the field against one of college football’s most…

Archie Griffin Crowned College Football’s GOAT by ESPN In a landmark moment for college football history, ESPN has named Ohio State legend Archie Griffin as the Greatest of All Time (GOAT) in college football, placing him ahead of other iconic figures such as Georgia’s Herschel Walker, Florida’s Tim Tebow, and Texas’ Earl Campbell. Griffin, the only player in history to win the Heisman Trophy twice (in 1974 and 1975), was a cornerstone of Ohio State’s dominance in the mid-1970s under legendary coach Woody Hayes. During his illustrious collegiate career, Griffin rushed for 5,589 yards, a record at the time, and…