If this weekend’s buffet of conference tournament title games gave you a hardware hangover, buckle up — that was just the beginning, as the field hockey and women’s soccer national tourneys begin this week.

Off the field, things are going from bad to (potentially) really f**king bad for No. 2 Michigan, and last night, a passionate possum pulled a Connor Stalions and wound up on a sideline where he didn’t belong.

Practice your cellies, because the footy fellas are joining the postseason party this week.

Conference tourney week is half over, and it’s not just clout and a shiny trophy on the line — the 31 conference champions automatically qualify for the national tournament.

When it rains conference tourneys, it pours, and field hockey’s also splashing into the postseason this week.

The epic five-day ITA National Fall Championships, aka the capstone of college tennis’ fall singles and doubles season, hits the court in San Diego today.

There are four more weeks of regular-season play left, but momentum’s already building toward the (final) four-team College Football Playoff (CFP) this winter — so let’s dig into everything you need to know as the postseason puzzle pieces fall into place.

No. 10 Oklahoma wasn’t the only Top-25 team making headlines on Saturday — here’s who ate and who played Drake.

Most conferences’ regular seasons end this weekend before tournaments begin bullying next week, so here’s the tea on conference play’s grand finale.

The injury bug’s still raging, creating Week 9 quarterback (QB) catastrophes for both Iowa and No. 7 Texas this week, so stay on your toes: Like Portland State walk-on president Ann Cudd, you might need to suit up for your squad tomorrow.

Nebraska ruined Wisconsin’s undefeated season (and protected their own) with an electrifying five-set dub, likely stealing the top poll spot later today.