It’s prove-it time for the Pittsburgh Panthers, as they now get to see if their ground defense is for real. So far, Pitt has looked good in rolling to a 7-0 start, but the Panthers have admittedly played a weak ACC schedule.Â
If the first game was any indication, the gap between the Golden Knights and the Kings is very wide. Los Angeles wasn’t even close in the first meeting.
To the Yankees’ credit, they didn’t roll over and die following a fourth straight game with a Freddie Freeman home run. Meanwhile, the Dodgers quickly read the situation and decided to punt on Game 4.
The story isn’t over for Anthony Richardson, of course, but it seems like it’s a long way back from here. Here’s a look at how we got here and whether it can be saved.
The Hurricanes now have to get by an old friend, as former Miami coach Manny Diaz brings his squad down after doing one of the best coaching jobs in the ACC. Duke was supposed to struggle after Mike Elko left for Texas A&M and Riley Leonard went to Notre Dame. But somehow, Diaz has managed to win in his first year in Durham.
While the Yankees try to stay alive and the Jets sputter toward irrelevance, the Rangers attempt to keep up their smothering defensive play. New York has rolled through most of its opponents so far, and it has done so with its defense.
For whatever reason, when Campbell’s Cyclones play with no expectations, they’re one of the best teams in the Big 12. That’s playing out again this season, as the Cyclones are 7-0 and on track to meet BYU in the Big 12 title game.
Is a World Series sweep really possible? For THIS Dodgers team? It’s starting to appear that way as the Dodgers are now one win away from winning the World Series for the second time in five years and the first time in a full season since 1988.
It’s over as far as winning the AFC East. It might well be over as far as making the playoffs goes as well. Here’s a look at why the New York Jets never got off the ground.