Posts by Craig Smoak
K-State’s Season of Setbacks Continues as Dylan Edwards Departs
BY Cole Deutschendorf | 365 Sports It was a relatively quiet bye week for K-State until the news that, at this point, felt almost expected. Junior running back Dylan Edwards announced he would exercise his redshirt after battling a lower-body injury for most of the 2025 season. The unexpected part came shortly after: multiple sources…
Read MoreWhat the Cowboys Did with the Open Week
BY Marshall Scott | Pistols Firing Blog STILLWATER — It’s been a chaotic stretch for Cowboy football off the field, but that didn’t mean the games stopped being played. Before this past weekend, Oklahoma State’s last weekend off was September 13. Since then, OSU fired longtime head coach Mike Gundy. Then the program parted ways with…
Read MoreH-Town is Space City, Hoops moves to 2-0
BY Garrett Ross | 365 Sports For the second week in a row, Houston found themselves in an early deficit, but this time they escaped victorious. Tied at 27 with less than three minutes remaining, Ethan Sanchez drilled a 22-yard field goal to give the Coogs a 30-27 lead. Kentrell Webb secured the win with…
Read MoreTop Three Takeaways from WVU Football’s Win Over Colorado
BY Justin Walker | WV Sports Chat The West Virginia Mountaineers welcomed the Colorado Buffaloes into Morgantown for a week 11 matchup of 3-6 teams. WVU was coming off a huge upset win over Houston, while the Buffs were reeling after getting blown out in two straight games by Utah and Arizona, respectively. Both teams…
Read MoreA Refreshing Formula Leads Baylor into Bye Week on a Positive Note
BY Craig Smoak | 365 Sports Baylor Football kept its head above water with a much-needed win on Homecoming weekend. Now the Bears enjoy their final deep breath and a mild break before the final three-game closing stretch of the 2025 regular season. Here are a few scattered thoughts on the 5-4 Bears entering a…
Read More‘Seemed Like He Was Pretty Dialed’: Zane Flores Turns in Best Game as Cowboy in Loss to Kansas
BY Marshall Scott | Pistols Firing Blog LAWRENCE, Kansas — Zane Flores just about beat the ball he threw to Shamar Rigby to the end zone. It was the first touchdown pass of Flores’ career after throwing 140 passes coming into Saturday’s game, a 38-21 loss to Kansas at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium. Flores…
Read MoreWest Virginia Pulls Off Major Road Upset & Looks to Keep Momentum Going Against Colorado
BY Shanna Rose and Justin Walker | WV Sports Chat Houston Review Scotty Fox Jr. threw for 157 yards and one touchdown as West Virginia stunned No. 22 Houston, 45–35, on Saturday afternoon at TDECU Stadium. Diore Hubbard powered the WVU ground game with 108 yards and a touchdown, while Cyncir Bowers added 65 yards.…
Read MoreThe Knights’ no-show against Baylor
BY Adam Eaton | Sons of UCF The refrain of the 2025 UCF Knights football season has been one of patience. After all, Scott Frost took over a team that was 4-8 the year prior and had to put together a new roster and coaching staff with very little lead-up time. Frost also lost a…
Read MoreLewis’ time for Colorado is here
BY Leopoldo Rivera IV | 365 Sports Lewis’ time for Colorado is here The Colorado Buffaloes (3-6, 1-5 Big 12) hit rock bottom in their 52-17 defeat to the Arizona Wildcats (5-3, 2-3 Big 12). The beatdown was ruthless, with Colorado giving up 417 total yards and seven team touchdowns. Arizona quarterback Noah Fifita was…
Read MoreCincinnati Gets Much-Needed Wake-Up Call in Loss to Utah
BY Keegan Nickoson | BearcatJournal.com 10.5 points felt like a lot. Cincinnati had played clean, efficient football for seven straight weeks, surging to a 5-0 start in Big 12 play. Saturday night’s 45-14 loss to Utah was a wake-up call. The Utes exposed Cincinnati’s inability to handle harsh road environments. They brought out the absolute…
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