After an offseason of major changes (we’re talking expansion, salary cap increases, enhanced benefits and more), today marks the start of the Premier Hockey Federation’s (PHF) eighth season.

It feels like it’s been 84 years, but the NCAA ballers are finally back on the court tomorrow. We’re saving the best for last with a full women’s hoops preview hitting your inbox this week, but today’s all about the men. Get’cha head in the game.

This week’s CFP rankings drop has only added fuel to the fire for some bitter Week 10 rivalries. There’s not one, but two massive SEC games on tomorrow’s docket as squads battle it out to see who’s the king of the conference jungle.

After yesterday’s epic semifinal battles, the Power Five pitches are ready for Sunday’s conference championships. Here’s how it happened.

WIPA launched on Wednesday to take advantage of the hype surrounding both pickleball and women’s sports.

For the first time in 19 years, the top teams from the Western and Eastern Conferences will face off for the MLS Cup when LAFC hosts the Philadelphia Union tomorrow at 4 p.m. ET. Battle of the best.

After a WTF–filled week, it’s only right to close it out with, what else, another WTF roundup. So sick of this sh!t.

The NWSL continues to receive love from the Golden State. The African American Sports & Entertainment Group (AASEG) and The Town FC announced Wednesday that they are exploring a joint expansion bid in the Oakland-East Bay region, and plan to formally submit their candidacy in 2024 or 2025.

One win away. The Houston Astros took a 3-2 series lead with last night’s 3–2 Game 5 win over the Philadelphia Phillies, meaning tomorrow could be the night the trophy is awarded — unless the Fightins come to play.

I'm all in on Thursday Night Football.

The CFP selection committee’s 13 members finally released their first public rankings last night. These rankings will be released weekly from now on, with the sixth (and final) slated for Sunday, December 4th, aka Selection Day.

While there are still a few fockey games left on the NCAA calendar, nearly all of the 79 Division I (DI) teams have wrapped up regular season play. The next uphill battle? Conference championships.