Bob Molinaro

Loading your audio article With the release of this year's semifinal candidates for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, first-ballot talk about Eli Manning is both inevitable and annoying.

Columnist Bob Molinaro writes that factoring in that he played for New York and shows up on TV more than Anderson Cooper, there’s no telling how much undeserved support Manning will receive.

Both teams are under .500 and need a victory for bowl eligibility, and the Virginia-Virginia Tech game temperature is expected to be below freezing Saturday night in Blacksburg.

The result of the SEC/ACC men's basketball challenge —14-2 in favor of the vaunted football conference — told us what discerning ACC fans already knew. The once-mighty league has lost a step, maybe two. The departures of coaching icons could be a factor. Maybe, too, the ACC's NIL consortiums need to pick up their game. Bad luck, though, had nothing to do with the 14-2. Most of the games were blowouts.

Bill Belichick's camp is spinning his move to North Carolina as proof that he lacked interest in the NFL, when the reverse is closer to the truth.

Columnist Bob Molinaro writes that Norfolk State’s infrastructure is not prepared for the Michael Vick Experience.

Bob Molinaro also covers such topics as more sports on streaming services, the most vivid moment of the year and the possibility of another played named Holliday going No. 1 in the MLB draft.

In the overtime loss to favored Texas, Skattebo had a hand in every crucial drive, rushing 30 times for 143 yards and two TDs, catching eight passes and even throwing a 42-yard TD pass.

In the overtime loss to favored Texas, Skattebo had a hand in every crucial drive, rushing 30 times for 143 yards and two TDs, catching eight passes and even throwing a 42-yard TD pass.

The Mets' announcement that David Wright's No. 5 will be retired this summer was no surprise, and maybe even a little overdue.