Bears Draft Watch: Stanford’s Smith Could Bring Depth To TE Ranks
Kaden Smith has the potential to become a complete tight end that can be both an inline blocker as well as a formidable receiving option when released on routes.
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Category Archives: NCAA
How to Be Brave: A Primer on Cheering for Bradley In March Madness
As the only Illinois team in the field of 68, located only 160 miles southwest of Chicago, it’s the Windy City’s duty to ride the Bradley bandwagon, no matter how far it goes this March.
Bears Draft Watch: Iowa’s Hooker Could Be A Long-Term Option At Safety
Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix is likely a short term answer at safety. Drafting a safety would make a lot of sense for the Bears and this class has some depth to it.
Women’s Basketball: DePaul, Stonewall Edge Marquette In Thrilling Big East Title Game
It was the third straight meeting in the conference tournament finals for both programs. DePaul won in Chicago last year after splitting the regular season series.
Bears Draft Watch: RB Sanders Could Bring Happy Results From Happy Valley
Our Chicago Bears reporter breaks down the team’s prospective prospects for the NFL draft, which takes place from April 25-27. Keep coming back each week until then for more scouting reports.
Trash or Not Trash: A Local Dose of March Madness
Awwwww yeah, people. It’s March. For some of you, that means a much-needed week long break from school is on the horizon. For others, there is the anticipated debauchery of […]
TV: Wootton Emerges As Distinctive Bears Voice In Shared Breakthrough Season
The NFL was a dream well lived for Wootton, and it set him up for a second act where he’s making another, longer highlight reel as an emerging analyst.
Football: AAF Arrives To Satisfy Gridiron Addicts During NFL Break
The AAF will be the talk of the football world with action starting this weekend for eight teams across the country. The season will unfold over the next 10 weekends.
The City Game: With Quick Start, DePaul Again Chasing Demons of Past Success
In 2015, Oliver Purnell led DePaul to a 5-2 start in Big East conference play. The Blue Demons lost 10 of their next 11 games that year to finish 6-12, […]
Trash or Not Trash: Pats As Underdogs Is Worst, Most Unbelievable Playoff Storyline
When you’ve taken home five rings in the last 20 years, a span where no other team has won more than twice — and thank everything for the Giants — it’s insufferable to consider yourselves the underdog.
