Record 10 Buckeyes taken in first three rounds If you were wondering just how much talent Ohio State needs to replace off its 2015 team, a quick glance of the first three rounds of the 2016 NFL Draft will tell you all you need to know. Ten Ohio State football players were selected in the 94 picks, meaning nearly 11 percent of the players taken to that point had been Buckeyes. In the first round on … [Read more...]

Social Hour: Alabama receives its national title rings Miss something that happened on Dr. Saturday’s social media presence? Well, we’ve got your roundup right here. Don’t let this happen again. Always be in the know by following Dr. Saturday on Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr. After the dust from Ole Miss’ wild Thursday night settled (for now), the college football offseason trudged on on … [Read more...]

Ray Lewis III, son of former NFL star, charged with sexual battery Coastal Carolina cornerback Ray Anthony Lewis III, 20, was charged with third-degree criminal sexual conduct on Friday after two women told police he sexually assaulted them. On Jan. 23, police responded to a local hospital where two women said they were sexually assaulted at an apartment across the street from Coastal … [Read more...]

Michigan and Georgia will work a satellite camp together It wasn't long after the satellite camp ban was rescinded that Michigan and the SEC began to mend fences. The Wolverines and Georgia will work a satellite camp together in Atlanta this June. Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh and his staff had originally planned to host a camp solo at Cedar Grove High School in Ellenwood, Georgia on June 2. … [Read more...]

Laremy Tunsil in not a victim and he's not a snitch Laremy Tunsil is not a victim. Let’s go ahead and put that out there right now. The former Ole Miss offensive lineman might be described as a lot of things after the events of Thursday night — naïve, a pawn, oportunistic and maybe even a little dumb — but victim is not one of them. He’s also not a snitch as some have painted him to be. So … [Read more...]

Darron Lee leaves Urban Meyer hanging during draft day high five Ohio State is having a big night with five players selected in the first 20 picks of the NFL draft. However, it’s coach Urban Meyer who is getting the most attention on social media. When linebacker Darron Lee was selected No. 20 by the New York Jets, Meyer stood up to high five his former star defensive player and Lee left him … [Read more...]

Idaho to drop down to FCS after 2017 season After losing its membership to the Sun Belt Conference, Idaho is dropping down a tier in college football. The Vandals will start playing at the FCS level in 2018 as a member of the Big Sky Conference, the school confirmed Thursday. “I understand the magnitude of this decision and the strong opinions that surround it, both for and against, but … [Read more...]

2 Colorado players arrested in alleged dorm room burglary Two Colorado football players have been indefinitely suspended from the team following arrests. According to the Daily Camera, linebacker Nu’umoto Falo and running back Donald Gordon were arrested Thursday morning on charges of “second-degree burglary, theft between $2,000 and $4,999, drug possession and second-degree trespassing” for … [Read more...]

Bobby Knight on Donald Trump: 'The best man for the job' Legendary former Indiana basketball coach Bobby Knight endorsed Donald Trump for president in a characteristically fiery, pugnacious speech on Wednesday night. Knight, at least as well known for his take-no-prisoners attitude as his winning record, spoke to Trump supporters at a rally in Indiana. A sampling of his remarks, via Business … [Read more...]

Social Hour: Navy visits White House for the 10th time in 13 years Miss something that happened on Dr. Saturday’s social media presence? Well, we’ve got your roundup right here. Don’t let this happen again. Always be in the know by following Dr. Saturday on Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr. Navy took a trip to the White House — again — and filmed the trip. 3 FB teams get to be honored by POTUS … [Read more...]