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Iowa vs. Ashland: Watch Time & TV Channel for Women’s Basketball

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Iowa⁢ Women’s Basketball to Host Ashland in Exhibition ⁤Game Tonight

IOWA CITY, Iowa – The University of Iowa women’s basketball team will begin its 2024-25 season with an exhibition game⁣ against Ashland University tonight, Thursday, Oct. ⁤30, ⁤at 6:30 p.m. CT at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City. The Hawkeyes, featuring a roster with nine underclassmen, will ⁤use the​ game to prepare ​for the upcoming regular season.

Ashland‌ enters ⁤the contest ranked No. 6 in the WBCA preseason Division⁤ II ‌poll, boasting a 32-4 record from last season adn a national⁣ title game appearance. This exhibition provides Iowa an early test ​against a highly-ranked opponent.

How to watch Iowa ⁤vs. ashland

* ⁢ ‌ TV: Not televised
* Stream: BTN+ (https://www.bigtenplus.com/en-int/livestream/ashland-at-iowa-exhibition/2015610)
* Live Updates: HawkCentral.com will provide live updates‍ from the game.

Iowa’s regular ​season begins Nov. 3 with a 6:30 p.m. CT tip-off against Southern.

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MSU Football Falls to Michigan: Post-Game Analysis

by David Harrison – Chief Editor
written by David Harrison – Chief Editor

MSU Football Report Card: ‍Spartans Fall to Michigan, Future of Coaching Regime in Question

EAST LANSING – Michigan State football received a ‍harsh grade in its Saturday‍ matchup against Michigan, ⁣falling 3-0 to their in-state​ rivals at Spartan Stadium. The loss effectively closes the door on any potential turnaround for‌ the ‍Spartans this season and ​intensifies scrutiny on head coach Jonathan Smith’s future. This game ‍represented a critical⁤ prospect ⁣for MSU to demonstrate progress and possibly salvage a​ disappointing season, but the offensive struggles and late-game decisions have led⁤ to widespread concern.

The defeat marks a ‍notable low point for the programme, raising serious questions about the direction of the football team under Smith. With the season spiraling, the focus now shifts ​to ‌potential coaching changes and the long-term rebuilding process for MSU football. The outcome against Michigan all but confirms expectations ⁣of an‌ imminent overhaul.

COACHING: 4

Joe Rossi’s defense⁣ provided a bright spot, earning praise for its performance against a potent Michigan offense. ⁤Rossi, coaching from the ​sidelines this week, appeared to​ have effective strategies to contain the Wolverines.Though, the⁣ offensive side of the ball proved problematic. MSU’s passing game lacked⁢ rhythm,and ⁢several late-game decisions drew criticism,including a questionable running play with ⁤limited time remaining and a fourth-down throw‌ to​ Jack Velling that ⁢appeared unlikely to succeed.The offensive ineffectiveness was notably glaring given the need for Jonathan Smith to make a strong impression.

BOTTOM LINE

This game was widely viewed as ​a last chance for MSU to demonstrate betterment and potentially ‌alter the trajectory of the season and the coaching staff’s tenure.The result confirms ‍a previously anticipated outcome.

RELATED: Couch: For MSU’s Jonathan Smith, after performance ⁢against Michigan, the inevitable looms

Michigan State’s aidan‍ Chiles looks on from the sideline late during the fourth quarter in the game against Michigan on Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025, at Spartan ⁤Stadium in East Lansing. (Nick King/Lansing State Journal)

Contact Graham Couch at gcouch@lsj.com. Follow him on X @Graham_Couch and BlueSky @Graham_Couch.

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Michigan State Football: Fumble Call Controversy vs. Michigan

by Priya Shah – Business Editor
written by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Controversial Call⁢ Denies Michigan State Potential Game-Changing Turnover in Loss to Michigan

ANN ARBOR,Mich. – A critical fumble recovery by Michigan State​ in the closing‌ minutes of Saturday’s 24-17 loss ⁤to‌ Michigan at the Big House remains a point of intense controversy, ‌with replays raising questions‌ about whether the Wolverines were incorrectly awarded possession. The disputed play occurred with 3:54⁢ remaining and Michigan clinging to a 24-17 ​lead. Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy was stripped near the MSU 40-yard line, with Spartan linebacker Sione Moala appearing to secure the loose ball.

However, the on-field ruling was a fumble out of bounds, with officials determining McCarthy’s knee was down before losing possession. The call, upheld after review, effectively ended michigan State’s chances of mounting a‌ comeback. The incident​ has ignited debate among fans and analysts, focusing‍ on the speed of the‍ play and the difficulty of definitively determining whether McCarthy ⁣was down before the fumble.

This rivalry, already steeped in decades of animosity, has seen a recent escalation of on-field incidents. Last⁣ year, a post-game skirmish erupted following Michigan’s win in ‌Ann Arbor, highlighted ‍by michigan tight end ⁣colston Loveland headbutting MSU defensive ⁤lineman Anthony Jones. Loveland subsequently referenced comments made by former MSU ​coach Mike Hart,stating,”Little bro stay​ doing little bro things.” The Big Ten reviewed the incident but opted not to penalize‍ any players. Prior to ⁢that,in 2022,a brawl broke out in the michigan Stadium tunnel,leading to eight MSU player suspensions and criminal charges for seven.‌ These past confrontations underscore ​the ⁢heightened emotions surrounding the Michigan-Michigan State matchup.

The disputed fumble is the latest chapter in a series of contentious moments between ‍the⁢ two programs. In⁢ 2018, Devin Bush drew⁢ criticism for stepping on​ the Spartan logo at Spartan Stadium. Before the 2014 game, a pre-game incident dubbed the⁤ “stake game” further fueled‍ the rivalry. While the Big Ten has a history of reviewing and sometimes penalizing incidents‍ stemming from these games, the decision to stand by ⁤the ⁤fumble ⁢ruling​ on Saturday has ​left Michigan State fans and‌ coaches feeling aggrieved.

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Nevada vs. Boise State: Watch Time, Key Stats & Preview

by Emma Walker – News Editor
written by Emma Walker – News Editor

How too watch Nevada Football vs.Boise State on Friday Night

RENO, Nev. – NevadaS football team will face a challenging matchup against Boise State on friday, October 24th,​ at Mackay Stadium. ⁤Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. PST and the game will‌ be⁤ televised on CBS ⁢Sports Network.

The game features ⁤several connections between the two programs. Boise State defensive lineman Dion Washington previously played for Nevada from 2021-2023, recording ​35 ⁣tackles, 10.0 tackles for loss, and ⁢3.0 sacks‍ in 27 games. Nevada head coach Jeff ​Choate held a coaching role⁢ at Boise State from ⁣2006-2011,contributing to a highly prosperous period‍ for the‌ Broncos,including two Fiesta Bowl wins and four WAC titles. Wolf Pack defensive coordinator Kane Ioane was Boise State’s safeties coach from 2021-2023, assisting the Broncos ⁣in winning the 2023 Mountain⁢ West Championship.

Game Details:

* Opponent: Boise State‌ Broncos
* Date: ⁤Friday, October 24,⁣ 2025
* Time: 7 p.m. PST
* Location: Mackay Stadium, Reno, Nevada
* ‍ TV: CBS Sports network
* Radio: 105.7 FM

Nevada enters the game with a 2-6 record, following recent losses to Penn State (46-11), Middle Tennessee State (14-13), Western Kentucky (31-16), Fresno State (20-17), and San Diego State (44-10),⁤ with‍ a win against Sacramento State (20-17) and a narrow defeat to New Mexico (24-22). Boise State currently holds a 5-2 record.

Remaining Nevada football Schedule:

* ⁣ Nov.⁢ 8 at Utah State, 4:30 p.m. (CBS Sports Network; 105.7 FM)
* Nov. 15 vs.‍ San José State,12:30 p.m. (CBS Sports Network; 105.7 FM)
* ​ Nov. 22‌ at Wyoming, ‍11 a.m.
* Nov. 29 vs. ‌UNLV, ⁢6 p.m. (CBS Sports Network; 105.7 FM)

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Title: NCAA Volleyball: Top 16 Seeds, Rankings, and Tournament Outlook

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Volleyball ​Power​ Shift: Texas and Nebraska Lead Both AVCA and RPI Rankings as Championship Picture Takes Shape

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October 22,2025 – A clear frontrunner is emerging in NCAA women’s ⁤volleyball,with⁣ Texas and Nebraska‌ dominating both the‌ latest ​AVCA ⁢Top 25 poll and the NCAA RPI ⁤rankings released ⁣this week. The rankings, updated October 19th and 20th respectively, reflect a competitive landscape as teams battle for⁢ favorable seeding⁤ in ‌the upcoming NCAA tournament. These rankings are ⁣critical indicators for selection committee considerations, influencing not only tournament bids but also the potential for⁤ hosting regional matches.

The consistent performance of these ⁤top programs signals a potential showdown in the postseason,with ‌implications for conference championships and national title contention.The AVCA‍ poll, voted‌ on by coaches, provides a subjective assessment of ⁤team strength, while ⁢the RPI-a mathematical formula factoring in win-loss record, opponent strength, and‌ opponent’s opponent strength-offers an objective measure. The⁣ convergence of ⁣both metrics at the top⁢ underscores the dominance of the Longhorns and Cornhuskers, ⁣but the depth of talent across the nation suggests⁢ a wide-open race for the championship.

AVCA Top 25‍ (October ‌19)

  1. nebraska (58 first-place votes)
  2. Texas (3)
  3. Kentucky
  4. Pittsburgh
  5. Stanford
  6. Arizona State
  7. SMU
  8. Louisville
  9. Texas A&M
  10. TCU
  11. Purdue
  12. Wisconsin
  13. Creighton
  14. Kansas
  15. Miami (Fla.)
  16. Tennessee
  17. BYU
  18. Penn State
  19. Baylor
  20. Minnesota
  21. North Carolina
  22. USC
  23. Indiana
  24. Colorado
  25. UCLA

Also Receiving Votes: Florida, Missouri, ⁢Illinois, Iowa state, UTEP, Western kentucky, Georgia Tech.

NCAA Women’s Volleyball RPI (October 20)

  1. Texas (16-0)
  2. Nebraska‍ (18-0)
  3. Pittsburgh (15-3)
  4. SMU (14-4)
  5. Kentucky (14-2)
  6. Arizona‍ State (16-2)
  7. Louisville (14-4)
  8. Stanford (16-3)
  9. Purdue⁢ (15-3)
  10. Creighton⁤ (15-5)
  11. TCU (16-3)
  12. Texas A&M (15-3)
  13. Indiana (15-3)
  14. Minnesota (15-4)
  15. Wisconsin (13-3)
  16. Miami, Fla. (15-4)
  17. Penn ⁣State (11-7)
  18. BYU (16-3)
  19. Colorado (16-3)
  20. Illinois (12-5)
  21. USC (13-5)
  22. Tennessee (14-3)
  23. Baylor (11-6)
  24. Kansas (14-7)
  25. South Dakota State (13-3)
  26. UTEP‌ (18-2)
  27. Michigan State (15-3)
  28. Xavier (18-2)
  29. UCLA ⁢(11-7)
  30. Florida⁤ (10-7)
  31. Iowa State (15-3)
  32. Michigan (12-7)
  33. Washington (9-9)
  34. North‍ Carolina (15-2)
  35. Georgia Tech (9-8)
  36. Cincinnati (10-7)
  37. Marquette (12-6)
  38. San Diego (15-4)
  39. Northern Iowa (15-5)
  40. Arizona (11-
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Title: Ohio State vs. Wisconsin: Watch Time, Channel & Streaming Options

by Emma Walker – News Editor
written by Emma Walker – News Editor

Ohio⁣ State Faces Wisconsin on CBS as Buckeyes Seek to Remain undefeated

MADISON, Wis. – Undefeated Ohio State (6-0) travels to Camp Randall Stadium on Saturday to face a ‌struggling Wisconsin (3-4) ​team seeking to snap a four-game losing ⁢streak. teh nationally televised matchup on CBS offers ​Ohio State a ⁤chance to continue its dominant run, while Wisconsin aims to avoid its fifth consecutive​ defeat. The game carries ⁤meaningful weight in the Big Ten standings as both teams navigate conference play.

The ⁤buckeyes have won ⁣their last five games by a margin of​ at least 18 points, showcasing⁢ their offensive firepower and defensive strength.Conversely, Wisconsin is coming off a decisive 37-0 loss to Iowa. This stark contrast sets the stage for a perhaps lopsided contest with implications⁤ for both teams’ postseason aspirations.

How to ‍Watch Ohio state vs. Wisconsin

* TV⁤ Channel: ⁢CBS
* Date: Saturday,Oct. 18
* Time: 3:30 p.m. ET
* Location: Camp Randall Stadium, Madison, Wisconsin
* Broadcast Team: Gus‍ Johnson (play-by-play), Joel Klatt (analyst), Jenny Taft (sideline reporter)
* Streaming: Fubo (offers a free trial)

Game Odds (as of Thursday, ​Oct. 16, via BetMGM)

* ‌ Spread: Ohio State -25.5
* Over/Under: 41.5
* Moneyline: Ohio ⁤State (-5000); Wisconsin (+1600)

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