Last week had 15 changes which we thought was high, but this week blew that out of the water. 21 changes and a new number one in Butler. In fact, the first 7 spots all have new occupants. Only Gonzaga, Kansas, and Duke were able to hold steady in their positions this week. Wichita State, San Francisco, and NJIT also make their debuts into our edition of the Top 25.
This college basketball season continues to be volatile, serving as a reminder that in the new age of one and done prospects, anyone can win any giving game.
At their cores, capitalism and Christianity are two diametrically opposed ideals that contradict one another. Capitalism promotes the advancement of one's financial self-interest by any means possible, whereas Christianity is community-serving, placing one's self-interest on the back burner for the betterment of society. Yet both have been central...
The U.S. Soccer Federation released its analysis of men's and women's Division I college soccer last week. Their main argument is clear from the report's title: "Ensuring College Soccer Thrives in the Modern Era of College Athletics and the Changing U.S. Soccer Landscape."
It is extremely rare for sports fans to agree on anything, especially in 2025. In this day and age, sports discourse is often characterized by hyperbole, where judgments and extreme opinions are made swiftly. If a new player has one bad game or a slow start at a new club, they are quickly labeled a flop, waste, or garbage. If...
