Mark Van Sickle is a Podcast Host with a focus on sports journalism. He specializes in competitive sports and team sports, providing in-depth analysis and engaging discussions on these themes. Mark's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Island Packet, The News & Observer Publishing Company, and Sports Illustrated, among others.
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By: Mark Van Sickle
The calendar year of 2025 has come and gone, and Big 12 basketball has soared as we head into 2026. As things stand in the final rankings of 2025, the Big 12 has two teams in the Top Five, four teams in the Top 10, and six teams in the Top 20. No other conference […]
By: Mark Van Sickle
The calendar year of 2025 has come and gone, and Big 12 basketball has soared as we head into 2026. As things stand in the final rankings of 2025, the Big 12 has two teams in the Top Five, four teams in the Top 10, and six teams in the Top 20.
By: Mark Van Sickle
Earlier this week, Kansas head basketball coach Bill Self announced he would be back with the Jayhawks. It was an awkward statement that left many spectators and commentators more confused about what his role will be rather. Yesterday it was reported that Kansas center Flory Bidunga would test the waters for the NBA Draft while […]
By: Mark Van Sickle
Kansas basketball is in full rebuild mode less than a week into the spring 2026 transfer portal window being opened. The Jayhawks have one player left on their roster who averaged 10 minutes or more per game this season and that’s freshman Kohl Rosario.
By: Mark Van Sickle
With the 2026 NFL Draft just one week away, Big 12 programs are poised to make serious noise as NFL teams evaluate elite offensive talent across the conference. From potential top‑10 picks to fast‑rising linemen, these five offensive players are drawing the most attention from scouts. Jordyn Tyson, Wide Receiver, Arizona State Tyson is a […]
Last week we took a look at the top five offensive players coming out of the Big 12 that should be drafted this week at the 2026 NFL Draft. This week, we take a look at five of the highest rated defensive players that should hear their names called this Thursday through Saturday in Pittsburgh. […]
Last week we took a look at the top five offensive players coming out of the Big 12 that should be drafted this week at the 2026 NFL Draft. This week,
By: Mark Van Sickle
Kansas landed their guy on Tuesday night. Tyran Stokes announced he is joining the Jayhawks for the 2026-2027 season and it was a much needed shot in the arm for a Kansas program that has not lived up to their preseason hype the last few seasons. How Stokes Helps Kansas Now The addition of Stokes […]
With the NFL schedule release taking up so much energy around the sports world this week, it’s not too early to take a look at some of the best football games on the Big 12 schedule for this fall. There are so many excellent games to choose from, but here are five games that stand […]
By: Mark Van Sickle
Kansas head basketball coach Bill Self nearly retired after the 2025-2026 basketball season. This was widely speculated but confirmed this week after Self spoke to the Kansas City Star about making the decision to return to Kansas for another season. Due to the ever-changing landscape of college sports, Self knew he couldn’t waste any time […]
