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When the LSU Tigers had moved on from Ed Orgeron, who they would have take over the head coach was a mystery, but whoever did take over that spot entered a situation with big expectations. The coach that would end up taking over at LSU was Brian Kelly. There was a new hype around the program with the hire of Brian Kelly due to what he did during his time as Notre Dame's head coach, but that quickly subsided.

After the Miami Hurricanes' loss this week, there will be a new No. 2 team in the College Football AP Poll. With the Ole Miss Rebels losing this week, the second-best team in college football is a lock. It will not be the Indiana Hoosiers, although they are currently ranked third in after their impressive victory against the Oregon Ducks at Autzen Stadium.

The Detroit Tigers had a great 2025 season, but they weren’t able to get the result they had hoped for in the playoffs. After the Tigers' loss to the Seattle Mariners, it’s time to look into a possibility for free agency, which is signing Alex Verdugo. Landing Verdugo wouldn’t be a splash move but rather a bat off the bench. Verdugo needs to prove himself, and Detroit could give him the perfect opportunity.

After losing to the Chicago Cubs, it’s time for the San Diego Padres to look ahead to free agency. One perfect fit for the Padres would be catcher Victor Caratini. Now, first, we have to look into the potential of Caratini not coming back to the Houston Astros. Yainer Diaz should be the Astros' starting catcher in 2026 as he's 27 coming off a season where…

Tensions are certainly growing in Buffalo. The Sabres entered the season with a goal to at least make a run for the wild card, potentially, as their competitive window is closing day by day with the current core they have.  Their star, Tage Thompson, won’t want to sit around for another three to four years if nothing changes quickly. Thompson has shown clear frustration on and off the ice about wanting to turn the season around quickly before things get out of hand.

The Baltimore Ravens are currently in the midst of their bye week, one that was much-needed after they had fallen to 1-5. The hope is this week off will give them the time needed for Lamar Jackson to return and help in providing the boost needed for the Ravens to make a turnaround before this season is fully lost. If this is the case, the Ravens must also do more to help out Lamar Jackson if they truly still envision themselves as contenders this season.

Russell Westbrook’s recent signing with the Sacramento Kings has caused a stir across the NBA, with many analysts and fans labeling it a disaster in the making. At first glance, the move does seem questionable. Westbrook is 36, a player past his prime whose best years are behind him. The Kings’ roster is filled with similarly aged players, including DeMar DeRozan, also 36, and Zach LaVine, 30. 

By Week 7, defenses have staked out identities, and offensive roles are now firmly in place. When deciding on your lineups, it’s important to recognize the matchups and not just go with a gut feeling. Below are three players you should start confidently and three you should leave on the bench this week.  More Fantasy Football Content From TWSN Fantasy Football Week 6 Takeaways: 5 Trends to Monitor…

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are one of the hottest teams in football. With Week 7 right around the corner, they're sitting at the top of the NFC with a record of 5-1. The only other team that is 5-1 in the NFL is the Indianapolis Colts, who sit atop the AFC. Is this success sustainable for the Buccaneers? How long can Tampa Bay continue its hot streak? 

After the season the Milwaukee Brewers had, it came to an end in disappointing fashion as they lost to the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League Championship Series in a sweep with Los Angeles winning the series 4-0. The Milwaukee Brewers now seem to be staring at a slight rebuild as following their elimination it was announced that they would be listening to trade offers for their lone key starting pitcher in Freddy Peralta.

The 2025 MLB season is nearing its end as the Los Angeles Dodgers became the first team to lock in their spot in the World Series, and they did it on the back of Shohei Ohtani, who put up what must be considered the greatest single-game performance in the history of MLB. Shohei Ohtani’s performance in Game 4 of the NLCS now joins the short list of all-time great single-game performances put up by a player, but what if I told you that this season houses not only the greatest playoff performance of all time, but also the best regular-season performance of all time?

As the calendar begins to turn to October, it’s time for another 2026 NFL Mock Draft, brought to you by TWSN, your home for the premier NFL Draft coverage. This mock draft reflects the current projected draft order courtesy of Tankathon, offering a glimpse into how the league’s bottom dwellers might reshape their rosters come April. More NFL Draft Content From TWSN…

The Dallas Mavericks closed out the NBA preseason in style, crushing the Los Angeles Lakers 121-94. While it was just the preseason, their 3-1 record showed steady progress, with Anthony Davis settling smoothly into his power forward role. Rookie Cooper Flagg, the No. 1 overall pick, has also started to flash his potential, running the offense with confidence and setting up teammates for easy buckets.

With the NBA season just days away, the New York Knicks are already dealing with injuries. Karl-Anthony Towns (quad), OG Anunoby (ankle), and Josh Hart (back) remain day-to-day, while Mitchell Robinson sits out under load management. Head coach Mike Brown acknowledged the challenge of installing a new system with a depleted roster, but emphasized the need to adapt fast and grab early-season wins.

Even at 37 years old, Cameron Jordan continues to perform like one of the NFL’s most effective pass rushers. While the New Orleans Saints appear headed for a rough 2025 season, it might be time for them to start moving on from some of their longtime veterans — and few would draw more attention from contenders than Jordan himself. The Detroit Lions, meanwhile, look like one of the most well-rounded teams in football.

There’s been a lot of talk about the Athletics over the past few years, but now it’s time for the fans and organizations to shift their focus to free agency, which is coming up. Yoán Moncada is set to become a free agent, and he could fit very well with the Athletics as they enter the 2026 season.

With the Chicago White Sox, there are about a million moves they could make in MLB free agency. Since they have to start somewhere, signing Luis Arraez could make sense. Arraez is one of the most polarizing players in baseball, given his unconventional playstyle. In the modern MLB, all the talk is about power, but Arraez thrives from contact and a high batting average. 

The Nebraska Cornhuskers have an uphill climb now in the Big Ten standings after they fell to 5-2 in their 24-6 loss to unranked Minnesota. With Nebraska being ranked 25th, it seems clear they will now be dropping out of the AP Poll further. The loss showed that Nebraska, while they have made strides, are still far off from truly contending.

Coming off a big win against the Washington Commanders, the Chicago Bears need to start to look at their playoff chances. Even after an impressive game from D'Andre Swift, this team should trade for a running back, and Tony Pollard is the perfect fit. With a 3-2 record, things are starting to look up for the Bears. The defense has struggled…

It’s been an interesting season for the Denver Broncos, but after six weeks, they have a 4-2 record. That should indicate that they’re going to be buying at the NFL trade deadline, and Rashid Shaheed could be the perfect fit.  On the other hand, the New Orleans Saints are one of the most obvious teams that should be selling at the trade deadline.

While a Jakobi Meyers trade has yet to come to fruition, it would make a ton of sense for the Las Vegas Raiders to trade him away before the trade deadline. The Buffalo Bills, on the other side, are looking to make a Super Bowl run, but their wide receiver room hasn’t been great this year.  For starters, both sides should be willing to look more into the possibility, given Meyers’s previous disappointment with the organization.

With the NBA season right around the corner, the Detroit Pistons and their fans are balancing optimism with concern. Cade Cunningham proved that he can be the face of the franchise, but it's fair to question if the front office has placed the pieces around him for this team to make a real run in the East. Even so, Detroit has good reason to stay confident.

Looking at Bill Belichick's future, he may be currently signed to a five-year contract with North Carolina, but that doesn't mean he will see the life of that contract. There's currently a ton of drama surrounding his tenure and girlfriend Jordan Hudson, but despite all this drama, a return to the NFL still seems inevitable. Here's why we realistically could see Belichick leave North Carolina this offseason for  …

The Sacramento Kings are facing a fair level of uncertainty as the NBA season approaches. They struggled during the preseason, dropping their first three games before finally securing a win over the Los Angeles Lakers. The team has shown spurts of promise with this current core but continues to struggle with consistency and a lack of top-tier talent to challenge the Western Conference's elite teams.