Adam Spencer

2 days ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Adam Spencer

Share ESPN’s Pablo Torre has done a lot of reporting on the situation at North Carolina between the administration and coach Bill Belichick . At the center of the drama is Belichick’s girlfriend, Jordon Hudson. Last week, Torre reported that Hudson had been banned from the UNC football facilities. Shortly thereafter, UNC released a statement contradicting that report . Were the Tar Heels pressured to reverse course by an angry Belichick? Or was Torre’s reporting wrong?

3 days ago | saturdaydownsouth.com | Adam Spencer

ESPN’s Pablo Torre has done a lot of reporting on the situation at North Carolina between the administration and coach Bill Belichick. At the center of the drama is Belichick’s girlfriend, Jordon Hudson. Last week, Torre reported that Hudson had been banned from the UNC football facilities. Shortly thereafter, UNC released a statement contradicting that report. Were the Tar Heels pressured to reverse course by an angry Belichick? Or was Torre’s reporting wrong?

1 week ago | bvmsports.com | Adam Spencer

College football fans know that one of the most iconic entrances any team makes into its stadium before a home game happens at Virginia Tech, where the Hokies take the field to "Enter Sandman" by Metallica. It truly is a breathtaking sight to behold, and the fans at Lane Stadium make it special week in and week out. Well, this week, Metallica performed a show at Lane Stadium.

1 week ago | saturdaydownsouth.com | Adam Spencer

Oklahoma is the No. 1 seed in the SEC Softball Tournament, having put together an impressive 17-7 SEC record and a 43-7 overall record this season. After earning a double-bye in this week’s SEC Tournament in Athens, Oklahoma took the field for the first time against No. 9 seed LSU on Thursday morning. The Sooners sent Sam Landry to the circle and she did not disappoint. Oklahoma cruised to a 4-1 win over LSU to get Thursday’s 4-game quarterfinal slate started, with Landry having a day to remember.

1 week ago | saturdaydownsouth.com | Adam Spencer

ESPN college football expert Mark Schlabach has parsed the information that came out from around the college football world this spring. Transfers came and transfers went. Some QB situations were settled. Others remain a battle as the summer session approaches. Schlabach updated his way-too-early 2025 top-25 rankings on Thursday for ESPN, and he has an impressive 9 SEC football squads included on his list.