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Top Trade Destinations for Zach Lavine

by Jayden Lawrence   Zach Lavine is a two-time all-star guard-forward for the Chicago Bulls, yet he seems to be in trade conversations weekly. It only makes sense, considering fans are desperate to make it deep in playoffs. Lavine’s loyalty has been tested, his gameplay criticized and his time in

What The Cubs Need to Do After Lackluster Season

by Dylan Gantz   The Chicago Cubs had big expectations this past season and they failed to meet them. Why was that the case again this year? There are two simple reasons. First, the offense couldn’t find a good rhythm to stay consistent and the offense was nowhere to be

The Bears Are Showing Promise in 2024

by Dalton Mont   Through their first five regular season games, the Chicago Bears have shown to be significantly improved from last year with a record of 3-2, and they don’t look like they’re slowing down. The Bears are a young team, starting two rookies on offense including quarterback Caleb

Until the Next Adventure: Ricciardo Exits F1

by Morgan Piontek   Many have come and gone in the world of Formula 1, but the sport doesn’t come across many drivers like Daniel Ricciardo. In fact, it never does. Ever since his entrance into the sport in 2011, and more recently with the Netflix docuseries Drive To Survive,

Ronaldo Continues to Remind Us of His Greatness

by Hayden Krzyzanowski When you think of soccer players, the first couple that usually come to your mind are Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, and usually whoever is making the headlines at the time. It used to be Neymar, but now it’s split between Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland. Messi and

The Fighting Illini Fastbreak: Transfer Portal and Recruiting Update

by Drew Hackler   It’s no secret to anyone following men’s college basketball that the transfer portal has almost completely washed away any sense of loyalty left in the sport. For the majority of the top teams competing at the high major D1 level, the transfer portal has become the

Recapping the Madness of March: My Personal Experience

by Devin Braden March Madness isn’t just an annual basketball tournament, but a cultural phenomenon. As far as I can tell, there aren’t many other sporting events where people fill out more brackets than they can keep track of and watch four straight days of basketball action over the opening

Top 5 Quarterbacks in the 2024 NFL Draft

by Jake Lynch Quarterback is one of the most important positions across all sports. There are only a couple of quarterbacks in the NFL that can take over a team and win right away. Patrick Mahomes had a terrible wide receiver group all year with drops and fumbles at crucial

A Wish List for EA College Football 25

by Sam Fretto After an 11 year wait, we’re finally getting another college football video game from EA. With the last installment being NCAA Football 14, released July 9th, 2013, fans of sports video games have grown a love for the game and have been hoping for a revival of

Bulls vs Hawks Recap

by Jayden Lawrence   The Atlanta Hawks secured a hard-fought victory over the Bulls in Chicago on Monday, and I was there to see it. Despite the absence of star player Trae Young, the Hawks have won 5 of their last 6 games, including back-to-back wins against the Celtics, and

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