With eight series on tap, FrontPageBets sheds light on the three we find most interesting ... and the players we expect to shine bright in the spotlight.
Georgia dominates first round of the NFL Draft. NHL Playoffs begin May 2
FrontPageBets takes a look at the NBA Playoffs.
Eight teams kickoff the reinvented United States Football League
Final Four favorites, sleepers and who to stay away from on this week's FPBcast
As the field of 68 prepares to tip off in the 2022 NCAA Tournament on Tuesday with the First Four in Dayton, FrontPageBets offers some obscure facts about the teams, players and coaches that might surprise you.
FrontPageBets takes a look at who's favored to win golf's "fifth major," The Players Championship.
The University of Wisconsin football program's 2022 schedule receives more clarity on Thursday with particular start times announced by the Big Ten and three media entities.
Jim Polzin: Enough with the waffling, it's time to predict a season win total for Wisconsin football
One gambling service set the over/under for the Badgers' win total in 2022 at 8½. Here's the case for a team in transition to finish (slightly) above that number.
College sports is ripe for potential scandals due to a lack of transparency on injuries, the explosion of athlete deals with boosters, and the potential for unpaid players to essentially bet on themselves with ease.
The Wisconsin football program must fill its final assistant coach position. Here's a look at where the Badgers could be looking to hire Bill Sheridan's replacement.
The four men who smashed the race barrier in professional football in 1946 have been selected to share the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Ralph Hay Pioneer Award. The Canton, Ohio,-based organization announced that Kenny Washington, Woody Strode and Hall of Famers Bill Willis and Marion Motley — often called the Forgotten Four — will be celebrated during the Hall’s enshrinement week in August. The award is named for the former owner of the Canton Bulldogs who hosted the NFL’s formational meeting in Canton in 1920. It is presented in recognition of “significant innovative contributions to professional football.”
New coordinator Wink Martindale is going to try to make the New York Giants defense more aggressive this season. Speaking Thursday before an organized team activity at the Giants headquarters in the Meadowlands, Martindale said he wants his units to dictate what opposing offenses can run. The 59-year-old former Ravens coordinator is known for running a defense that relies a lot on blitzes. However, he plays to use multiple schemes to force opposing quarterbacks and coordinators to adjust. New York is coming off a 4-13 season under new head coach Brian Daboll. It hasn't made the playoffs since 2016.
Marcus Mariota already has shown he's willing to serve as a mentor for Atlanta Falcons rookie quarterback Desmond Ridder. Mariota also says he's hungry to beat out Ridder and earn the job as the Falcons starting quarterback. Mariota, the 2014 Heisman Trophy winner and the Tennessee Titans' starter, has been a backup the past three seasons. He has an opportunity to revive his career as the successor to Falcons' 14-year starter Matt Ryan, who was traded to Indianapolis. Mariota says he is enjoying his reunion with Falcons second-year coach Arthur Smith, the Titans’ former offensive coordinator.
The Baltimore Ravens have signed quarterback Brett Hundley. The Ravens announced the move Thursday. Hundley appeared in two preseason games with the Indianapolis Colts last season. The previous time he played in a regular-season game was in 2019, when he appeared in three for the Arizona Cardinals. He also played in 15 games for the Green Bay Packers in 2016 and 2017. He made nine starts in the latter season.