Chad Ostermann

🚨🚨WILD FOOTAGE🚨🚨 Charlie Kirk's high school football highlights have resurfaced and gone viral across social media. 😱😱😱 Kirk also had a crazy arm throwing 50+ yard bombs with ease and used to train with #NFL QB Jimmy Garoppolo.

2026 March Madness by Category 🍿🍀

Who's cutting onions? 🥲 Miss the #D2MBB One Shining Moment video on Sunday? Don't worry, we've got you covered. #MakeItYours

ONE SHINING MOMENT 🙌 #MarchMadness

THE FIRST EVER ONE SHINING MOMENT 🤩 #MarchMadness

“Geno, do you think you embarrassed yourself or your team with your behavior at the end of the game?” Never asked. Media worthless.

⚔️CONQ Treasures⚔️ CONQ Treasures with SID Mike Smith (@jayhawkmike) as we relive some of CONQ athletics treasured moments & people From JUCO to Final Four - @IlliniMBB Head Coach Brad Underwood started his coaching career in Dodge City as a Conquistador #GoConqs @NJCAABasketball @NJCAA @IlliniAthletics @CBSSports @CoachUnderwood @GoConqsMBB

Having reffed both sports at a very high level, I can tell you that the atmosphere in basketball and dealing with coaches is very different. It’s all game long, a constant back and forth, and there is a mutual understanding between basketball refs and coaches. It’s part of what makes reffing it so much fun. I’m happy that Roger Ayers (who always referees games at a Final Four level) handled the end of the game the way that he did. This was not a confrontational situation. Uconn hit a buzzer beater a few seconds before the viral moment between Ayers and Hurley. Ayers is telling Hurley that the game isn’t over yet (there was a clock adjustment from 0.02 to 0.04 - which is notable for catch and shoot). Hurley isn’t physically contacting him, he’s just between Ayers and the scorer’s table. I’ve been in some wild environments/end of game scenarios both in basketball and football. They feel surreal and you are in a state of shock to an extent. This is how great officials handle these situations, so kudos to Roger Ayers and congrats to UConn.

Our 2026 Soaring Eagle Award Winners: Jack Ward (6th), Camden Gordon (4th), Mason Gordon (8th), Collin Urban (6th), Haydyn Paschke (9th), Jace Bammert (6th), Garrett Leary (6th)

C Squad Award Winners: Defender: Grayson Larson Most Improved: Haydyn Paschke Eagle Award: Javen Byram

JV Award Winners: Eagle Award: Liam Caven Most Improved: Grayson Lawson Defender: Eli Healy

Varsity Award Winners: Newcomer: Landon Gartner Most Improved: Zach Trio Eagle Award: Carson Healy MVP: Cole Davis Mr. Rebound: Emery Stevens

South Central Conference Awards: All SCC First Team: Cole Davis SCC Honorable Mention: Emery Stevens

Maple River Academic All Conference: Liam Caven, Eli Healy, Zach Trio, Carson Healy, Cole Davis, Landon Gartner, Tyler Heins

@Prefenroe @MinnesotaMillea @MSHSL History?? Does the league know that exists??

The engine of a legendary Hawkeye run ❤️ Thank you, Bennett Stirtz 👏 #MarchMadness

“A lot of these kids haven’t been through toughness, like really hard things. Don’t save my daughter. Let her learn lessons the hard way. That develops resilience. That develops toughness. Toughness is relinquishing the illusion of control and understanding you’ve to to show up with a sense of urgency to do the right things,” Shea Ralph

I asked Dan Hurley the same question I asked Tom Izzo: why does the media have a problem with coaches coaching players hard? Hurley: "Society has gotten soft in a lot of ways... The real world is tough and cruel... I'm preparing my players for life."

I'm glad Kentucky couldn't call a timeout against Santa Clara and Texas couldn't call a timeout against Purdue and get a free 60 feet it didn't deserve. And yes, I know neither of those teams had a TO anyway. But advancing the ball is the dumbest rule in sports. Full stop.