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Photos by All Things Sports By Walker Johnson Dec 18, 2025, 11:22PM   RICHMOND — The VCU Rams put together a powerful offensive performance at the Siegel Center, pulling away from the American University Eagles for a 105–83 victory Thursday night. The win improves VCU’s record to 8–4 on the season and showcased a balanced scoring attack that kept the Eagles at arm’s length throughout the game.     From the outset, VCU dictated the pace, using efficient shooting and strong re

photo from nfl.com By Walker Johnson Dec 19, 2025, 12:27AM SEATTLE —  In a game that will be remembered as one of the most dramatic contests of the 2025 NFL season, the Seattle Seahawks erased a 16-point fourth-quarter deficit to defeat the Los Angeles Rams 38–37 in overtime Thursday night at a raucous Lumen Field. The victory not only delivered a crushing blow to a division rival, but also vaulted Seattle into firm control of the NFC West and further solidified its standing

photo by foxnews.com By Walker Johnson Dec 14, 2025, 8:22PM Denver Clinches Playoff Spot Behind Nix’s Big Day   DENVER —  With the postseason looming, the Denver Broncos delivered one of their most complete performances of the season, defeating the Green Bay Packers 34–26 at Empower Field at Mile High. The win not only extended Denver’s impressive late-season surge but officially clinched a playoff berth, further solidifying the Broncos as a legitimate AFC contender.   Quarte

Photo from stripes.com By Walker Johnson Dec 13, 2025, 8:04PM BALTIMORE —  In a classic chapter of college football’s most enduring rivalry, the Navy Midshipmen rallied for a dramatic 17–16 victory over the Army Black Knights on Saturday afternoon at M&T Bank Stadium. The win marked Navy’s second straight triumph in the series and secured back-to-back Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy titles in front of a sold-out crowd of passionate fans.   From the opening kickoff, it was clear t

photo by azdesertswarm.com By Walker Johnson Dec 14, 2025, 9:07AM BIRMINGHAM — After a tightly contested first half, No. 1 Arizona delivered a statement performance by overwhelming No. 12 Alabama in the final 20 minutes, pulling away for a convincing 96–75 win. Trailing slightly at halftime, the Wildcats flipped the switch with relentless pace, physical defense, and elite shot-making.   Freshman standout Brayden Burries  led the charge, scoring a career-high 28 points while k

photo by mlive.com By Walker Johnson Dec 14, 2025, 8:34AM STATE COLLEGE —  Facing a gritty Penn State team on the road, No. 9 Michigan State passed a critical early-season test with a 76–72 victory in Big Ten action. The Spartans had to earn every possession, overcoming turnovers and a hostile environment before pulling away in the final minutes.   Sophomore Divine Ugochukwu  was the catalyst for Michigan State’s offense, pouring in 23 points while knocking down all five of h

photo by sportskeeda.com By Walker Johnson Dec 14, 2025, 8:16AM DALLAS —  In one of the most entertaining matchups of the weekend, No. 17 Arkansas used a dominant second half to knock off No. 16 Texas Tech, 93–86, in a neutral-site showdown that lived up to its billing. After trailing at the break, the Razorbacks turned up the defensive pressure and found their offensive rhythm, outscoring the Red Raiders 50–37 over the final 20 minutes to earn a resume-boosting win.   Arkans

photo by fanbuzz.com By Walker Johnson Dec 9, 2025, 5:16PM Based on the 2025 rosters and analysis from recent previews, here’s a refined breakdown of each first-round game with accurate players, strengths, and what to watch. No. 11 Tulane Green Wave @ No. 6 Ole Miss Rebels (Oxford, MS)   Ole Miss Rebels — What’s Real in 2025 • The starting quarterback for 2025 is Trinidad Chambliss, a senior transfer from Division II — he took over after injuries in the season and has impress

photo espn.com By Walker Johnson Dec 9, 2025, 4:45PM The College Football Playoff Selection Committee released its final rankings on Sunday and delivered a bracket that quickly sparked debate across the college football world. While most of the 12-team field was predictable, the final at-large spot — claimed by the Miami Hurricanes — reignited the long-running debate over consistency, transparency, and the committee’s approach to head-to-head evaluation.   Two things can be t

photo totalprosports.com By 413 Sports Dec 3, 2025, 11:30AM   When Lane Kiffin stepped to the podium in Baton Rouge on December 1, 2025, the college football world was still buzzing. The Portal King, the architect of Ole Miss most explosive era in program history, was now wearing purple and gold. His move to LSU — a program with the resources, recruiting base, and national championship pedigree few can match — instantly shifted the SEC landscape.   But this wasn’t a clean bre

photo yahoo sports By Walker Johnson The penultimate College Football Playoff rankings of the 2025 season have arrived, and while the top of the board delivered few surprises, the ripple effects throughout the rest of the top 12 set the stage for one of the most high-stakes championship weekends the sport has ever seen. With the expanded 12-team format, every movement — even a one-spot slide — carries consequences for byes, home-field advantages, and at-large bids.   And now,

Photo thespun.com By Walker Johnson Rivalry Week Delivers Chaos, Clarity, and a Wild Playoff Picture The final weekend of the 2025 regular season lived up to its reputation. Rivalry Week delivered upsets, breakout performances, gut-punch endings, and several games that will echo into bowl season and the College Football Playoff race. With conference realignment reshaping the sport, this year’s Rivalry Week felt like a true crossroads — a mix of tradition and new-era clashes t

Garret Johnson 11/28/2025 The 2025 college football season has been nothing short of a masterclass display of unpredicted upsets, top 25 matchups, overtime, and chaos in the head coaching world. 11 Head coaches have been told to part ways from their programs mid-season, with names like Brian Kelly, James Franklin and Hugh Freeze being the most prominent. Regardless of whether or not you think it is smart to let a HC go halfway through the season, it has happened and some te

Photo by by USA Today 11/22/25 Blog By Walker Johnson EUGENE, OR — In a matchup that showcased the new-look Big Ten’s expanded landscape, Oregon secured a hard-fought victory over USC on Saturday. Behind timely offense, strong quarterback play, and a defense that clamped down in key moments, the Ducks earned an important late-season conference win that strengthens their position in the Big Ten race. Oregon came out firing on its opening drive, using pace and balance to stri

Photo by Tennessee Athletics 11/22/25 Blog by Walker Johnson GAINESVILLE, FL — Tennessee walked into Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Saturday needing a big road win to keep their late-season surge alive — and the Volunteers delivered. Behind a balanced offensive attack, timely defensive stops, and another strong performance from quarterback Joey Aguilar, Tennessee defeated Florida in a hard-fought matchup that showcased physicality, resilience, and poise in a hostile environment.

photo from yahoo sports Nov, 15, 2025, 8:45pm Blog by Walker Johnson LOS ANGELES — In a classic comeback under pouring rain at the Coliseum, USC erased a 21-7 halftime deficit to defeat Iowa 26-21. The Trojans moved to 8-2 overall and 6-1 in Big Ten play, while Iowa dropped to 6-4, 4-3 in conference.    Iowa stunned the Trojans early. Quarterback Mark Gronowski contributed a rushing touchdown and a receiving touchdown, including a flawless trick-play pass that made it 21-7

Photo from CBS sports Nov, 15, 2025, 5:14pm Blog by Walker Johnson CHICAGO — In a roller-coaster showdown at Wrigley Field, No. 18 Michigan snapped a string of errors to edge Northwestern 24-22. Michigan got on the board in the second quarter when Jordan Marshall punched in a 1-yard touchdown run, giving the Wolverines a 7–0 lead. But the turnovers began to pile up. Quarterback Bryce Underwood threw two interceptions in the first half, and Michigan gave the ball away again

photo by UVA Athletics Nov, 15, 2025, 8:56pm Blog By Walker Johnson DURHAM — The No. 19 Virginia Cavaliers picked up a big road victory Saturday, defeating the Duke Blue Devils 34–17 to keep momentum alive in the ACC championship race. Virginia struck early and set the tone. Running back J’Mari Taylor opened the scoring with a 5-yard touchdown run on the Cavaliers’ opening drive, giving UVA a lead it would never relinquish.     The Cavalier offense kept rolling. Quarterbac

photo from https://www.independent.co.uk/news/georgia-ohio-state-alabama-indiana-oklahoma-b2866246.html Nov, 15, 2025, 7:33pm by 413 Sports TUSCALOOSA — In one of the biggest upsets of the season, No. 11 Oklahoma stunned No. 4Alabama , beating the Crimson Tide 23–21 in front of a hostile Bryant-Denny Stadium crowd. Oklahoma would deliver the first punch. After Alabama missed a punt that flipped field position, the Sooners took advantage when Eli Bowen intercepted a pass and

photo from https://georgiadogs.com/news/2025/11/15/football-georgia-texas-postgame-notes Nov, 15, 2025, 11:27pm By 413 sports ATHENS — In a big SEC showdown, No. 5 Georgia overpowered No. 10 Texas with a convincing 35–10 victory, strengthening their College Football Playoff positioning and showing why they’re a legitimate title threat. Georgia improved to 9–1 overall and 7–1 in SEC play, while Texas falls to 7–3 (4–2 SEC).     Georgia drew first blood and never let Texas b