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A popular crypto analyst from Altcoin Daily has shared what he calls his worst-case scenario for Bitcoin in 2026. In a recent video, the analyst explained that while he still sees strong long-term potential for Bitcoin, current market conditions mean investors should also consider a more bearish outcome. What His Bear Case Looks Like The

Coinbase believes a major US tax change could significantly alter how gamblers place bets starting in 2026. In its latest outlook, the crypto exchange argues that a provision in President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” may unintentionally push gamblers away from traditional casinos and sportsbooks and toward prediction markets instead. The law, signed

A big point of emphasis this season in college football is going to be celebrations. Players won’t want to use fake guns as a celebration tool or else it’s going to be an automatic penalty. Don’t shoot your pretend gun. Don’t show that you have one tucked away. Don’t act like there’s any recoil. Just

Everybody wants to make sure quarterbacks are protected, and I get that. Roughing the passer, though, has become one of the most controversial calls in college football, even more so if you extend it to targeting. For this season in college football, there were a few words added into the rule for roughing the passer.

Let’s take a moment to appreciate the NCAA, which is the first major football organization to address the issue of faking injuries in key situations. In the modern football landscape, a lot of teams are playing at a fast pace and high tempo with no huddles. Especially late in games, it’s difficult for defenses to

Few events provide more drama in sports than overtime in college football. This year, a key rule change has been made that will affect how games that go multiple OTs are managed. Teams will not have the safety valve of a fresh timeout for every new period. The gist of overtime will stay the same

Multiple members of the NFL community have publicly suggested that quarterback Aaron Rodgers has remained unsigned through the first week of May because he doesn't really want to play for the Pittsburgh Steelers later this year.  During a Monday appearance on Pittsburgh sports radio station 93.7 The Fan, NFL insider James Palmer of Bleacher Report

In his upcoming book, The Art of Winning, Bill Belichick made one very strategic omission. Patriots owner Robert Kraft is mentioned nowhere in the entire publication. During Belichick’s book-tour interview with CBS Mornings, Belichick gave an arguably inartful explanation about the failure to include any reference to Kraft. Asked about the decision by Tony Dokoupil