Eric Hartline-Imagn Images Quinyon Mitchell, Kareem Hunt, Carson Steele headline eight MAC alums on the Eagles’ and Chiefs’ Super Bowl rosters. There are hundreds of thousands of Super Bowl previews on the internet. You can break down the most monumental football game of the year in a multitude of ways, but here at Hustle Belt, we provide the annual preview that focuses … [Read more...] about A MACtion-packed guide to Super Bowl LIX
Kent State alum Antonio Gates inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame
From the hardwood to the Hall, Gates completes final step of unique football journey. Antonio Gates’ unlikely pathway to the NFL is very well documented, and that pathway finally culminated in the ultimate achievement on Thursday night. Antonio Gates is a Pro Football Hall of Famer. The tight end was one of four inductees in the class of 2025, sharing the honor with cornerback … [Read more...] about Kent State alum Antonio Gates inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame
2025 Senior Bowl Post-Game Stats and Recap
Vasha Hunt-Imagn Images Harold Fannin Jr. and Darius Alexander were both starting contributors in what was ultimately a National Team loss. The National Team, which led the Senior Bowl for much of Saturday afternoon at Hancock Whitney Stadium in Mobile, Alabama, found themselves having to defend their endzone up 19-16 in the last minute of the game from an American … [Read more...] about 2025 Senior Bowl Post-Game Stats and Recap
2025 Senior Bowl Practice Notes and Official Measurements
Vasha Hunt-Imagn Images Four of the MAC’s top draft prospects participated in Senior Bowl practices over the last three days. The Mid-American Conference had a good showing in National Team practices this week in Mobile, Alabama, as the Senior Bowl’s game preparation sessions are now in the background. This year, the conference’s invitation list was twice as large as … [Read more...] about 2025 Senior Bowl Practice Notes and Official Measurements
On College Football, Grief, and Humanity
Photo by CFP/Getty Images The season that will always be remembered for the emotion off the field It’s that time of the year when for the population at large, things just seem a little bleaker than usual. Perhaps it’s the cold weather, the seemingly never-ending snow and ice, or the higher than usual toxicity circulating current events, but this stormy present seems to … [Read more...] about On College Football, Grief, and Humanity