Kyle Yost

New York

Deputy Editor at Bless You Boys

I write stuff for: 〽️ @MaizenBrew 🐓 @CartilageFree 🐯 @BlessYouBoys 🦁 @PrideOfDetroit 🔴🐻 @Cornell alum

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Winners and losers of the Jake Garcia transfer to Michigan Football

1 week ago | chatsports.com | Kyle Yost

Kyle Yost is a Michigan sports expert across several different teams. In addition to his writing and editorial duties at MnB, he's a Lions editor for Pride of Detroit, a Tigers contributor for Bless You Boys, and a Tottenham Hotspur supporter with Cartilage Free Captain for some international flair. The Michigan Wolverines made a surprising addition earlier this week, bringing in former East Carolina quarterback Jake Garcia from the transfer portal.
Winners and losers of QB Jake Garcia’s transfer to Michigan from ECU

1 week ago | maizenbrew.com | Kyle Yost

James Guillory-Imagn Images The Michigan Wolverines made a surprising addition earlier this week, bringing in former East Carolina quarterback Jake Garcia from the transfer portal. With football less than three months away, schools have their rosters more or less sorted, but the Wolverines had a need at QB2 and decided to go with the former ECU, Miami and Missouri signal caller.
Michigan Football and Basketball are on the rise at the same time

2 weeks ago | chatsports.com | Kyle Yost

Kyle Yost is a Michigan sports expert across several different teams. In addition to his writing and editorial duties at MnB, he's a Lions editor for Pride of Detroit, a Tigers contributor for Bless You Boys, and a Tottenham Hotspur supporter with Cartilage Free Captain for some international flair. Few schools across the country have been as successful across both football and basketball as the Michigan Wolverines.
Michigan Football and Basketball are on the rise at the same time

2 weeks ago | maizenbrew.com | Kyle Yost

Photo by Luke Hales/Getty Images Few schools across the country have been as successful across both football and basketball as the Michigan Wolverines. This is certainly true from a historical perspective, but even over the past decade, it is rare for a program to be considered a legitimate contender in both of college athletics’ premier sports.
Michigan Football and Basketball are on the rise at the same time

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Kyle Yost

Few schools across the country have been as successful across both football and basketball as the Michigan Wolverines. This is certainly true from a historical perspective, but even over the past decade, it is rare for a program to be considered a legitimate contender in both of college athletics’ premier sports.
3 reasons why Michigan women’s basketball will take a step forward this season

2 weeks ago | maizenbrew.com | Kyle Yost

Photo by Abigail Dean/NCAA Photos via Getty Images The 2024-25 season was a moderate success for the Michigan Wolverines women’s basketball team, finishing tied for fourth in the Big Ten and making it to the Second Round of the NCAA Tournament. The Wolverines have appeared in the Big Dance in every (non-cancelled) postseason since 2017-18, but with only two second-weekend trips during that stretch, there is still some room for growth.
How Michigan and the Big Ten are thriving under the new media deal with FOX, CBS, NBC

3 weeks ago | maizenbrew.com | Kyle Yost

Photo by James Black/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The 2025 college football season will be the third year under the new mega Big Ten media deal, a revolutionary structure that is unmatched across the rest of the conferences. As a reminder, FOX, CBS and NBC all put games on their flagship networks, with additional contests occasionally airing on their auxiliary channels (and streaming services) as well.
College Football Playoff expansion would be a good thing - if executed correctly

3 weeks ago | maizenbrew.com | Kyle Yost

Photo by CFP/Getty Images The only inevitability in college football is change. Over the sport’s illustrious history, there have been endless transformations on and off the field, but certainly one of the biggest has been the arrival of the College Football Playoff. The creation of a National Championship Game took over 100 years, but just 16 seasons later, it was determined that the field needed to be expanded to four teams. We all know what happened next.
3 top QBs taking over this fall, with Michigan at the center of it all

4 weeks ago | maizenbrew.com | Kyle Yost

Photo by Michael Miller/ISI Photos/Getty Images When J.J. McCarthy committed as a member of the 2021 recruiting class, it felt like fortunes were about to change for the Michigan Wolverines. Fabled quarterback whisperer Jim Harbaugh had been anything but that during his time at head coach, but finally it looked like Michigan had the blue-chipper needed to take this team to the next level. Spoiler alert: McCarthy was indeed that guy.
Tottenham Hotspur vs. Brighton & Hove Albion Premier League Preview: Woooooooooooooooooo

1 month ago | cartilagefreecaptain.sbnation.com | Kyle Yost

Photo by Gareth Fuller/PA Images via Getty Images It is a state of celebration for 17th-placed Tottenham Hotspur, and not because the club enters the final day safe from relegation. No, this is Europa League champion Spurs, headed to next season’s Champions League with plenty to build upon despite a historically bad Premier League performance. Much of this season felt like a disaster, but the history books will remember this 2024/25 Tottenham side as title winners.