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QVC unexpectedly enters sports industry in the least unexpected way
In a frustrating world where the broadcasting rights for every sport are seemingly reshuffled every week and media deals govern schools, you may expect some team to one day suddenly depart their current network and jettison themselves to some random channel you’ve never heard of. But, the thing is, you usually dismiss that as a…
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ESPN’s analytics predicting Indiana to win over Michigan
The Indiana Hoosiers are having a remarkable season so far, currently sitting at the top of the Big Ten with a 5-0 (2-0 in conference) record. Depending on what happens in Nebraska in a few weeks, Indiana could easily go for a record-breaking 10-2 season. But what if they went 11-1? The idea of an…
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[RETRACTED] Hidden pages on Mountain West Conference website could reveal potential expansion targets
After further review, HBS editors have determined that this article is inaccurate, and therefore retract the claims made in it. The article will remain up for posterity and archival purposes. Read more here. Amidst a struggle for dominance against the Pac-12, the Mountain West Conference has been trying to expand themselves after losing 5 teams…
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Pac-12 Rebuild: A Recap
This is an ongoing situation. This article will be updated periodically to reflect new developments. (last updated 10/3, 11:20 AM CDT) The embattled Pac-12 conference is quickly rebuilding, and it’s starting to get really confusing. So us here at HBS are here to clear that up with a quick recap. Who’s in? Oregon State and…
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Editorial: Coyotes win as entire Portland State team falls to whooping cough
On Saturday, South Dakota and Portland State decided to cancel their football game due to an outbreak of pertussis (commonly known as whooping cough) among the PSU team. Noticed how I said cancelled. That’s right. Apparently, this was a mutual decision. Before I give my take on the matter, here’s a bit of background. They…
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Horse Guillotine: Stephen F. Austin State drops 70 points in 1st half against NAIA team
Axe ’em, Jacks! Week 1 of college football kicked off Thursday, as many teams played teams in lower divisions as them as a warm-up for what’s ahead. While that was a lot more difficult for certain teams than others, there was undoubtedly one game that went ten times more smoothly than all of the others.…
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Opinion: The Panthers suck so much that I replaced them with the Birmingham Stallions in Retro Bowl
2-15. Not many can claim a record as truly pitiful as the 2023 Carolina Panthers. Only 16 teams have done worse than this, including my own St. Louis Rams (obligatory Fuck Kroenke), and coincidentally, the ’01 Panthers. And the last few seasons haven’t been much better. 7-10, 5-12, 5-11, 5-11 again, 7-9 – the Panthers’…
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2025 4-star wide receiver Jayvan Boggs committs to Mizzou
On Thursday, 4-star WR Jayvan Boggs announced his commitment to Missouri, picking them over Georgia, USC, UCF, App State, Arkansas, and FCS team Bethune-Cookman. Formerly committed to Ohio State, Boggs has done incredible work at Florida’s Cocoa High School, winning them two state championships, and catching 134 total passes for 2,215 yards and 30 touchdowns,…
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Editorial: Mizzou could easily go 12-0 in the regular season
(Note: This article is almost entirely opinion-based, and at times, makes zero sense. KU fans, turn back now.) I have a poster hung up above the gray recliner in my bedroom. Adorning said poster are the logos of twelve college football teams – Murray State, Buffalo, Boston College, Vanderbilt, Texas A&M, Massachusetts, Auburn, Alabama, Oklahoma,…
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Sweeping changes across the college football world as Texas, Oklahoma, and more change conferences
July 1st. Realignment day. A time of great change and opportunity (unless you’re Oregon State or Wazzu). This is a significant moment in college football, as it marks the burning of bridges, the ascension of new schools, and the (unofficial) destruction of a power conference. As of today, Oklahoma and Texas have left their longtime…
