Central Michigan traveled to Acrisure Stadium looking to build on its season-opening win, but Pitt flexed its...
Dalton Tinklenberg
Dalton Tinklenberg is the Founder and Media Director of The Scouting Depot, where he leads comprehensive coverage of college and professional football. He is an active member of some of the most respected organizations in sports journalism, including the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA), Pro Football Writers of America (PFWA), Maxwell Football Club, Online News Association (ONA), National Football Foundation (NFF), and the Associated Press Sports Editors (APSE).
Before launching The Scouting Depot, Dalton worked with Blue HQ Media, where he covered major sporting events such as the Indianapolis 500, the College Football Playoff, and the Pro Football Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.
Through his professional affiliations and on-the-ground experience, Dalton combines deep knowledge of the game with recognized standards of storytelling, editorial excellence, and authenticity in sports coverage.
Western Michigan held a 10-point halftime lead and had chances to close out North Texas at home,...
Auburn dominated from start to finish Saturday night, rolling past Ball State 42-3 at Jordan-Hare Stadium. The...
Middle Tennessee struck first and hung tough for much of the first half, but Wisconsin’s firepower took...
Michigan State survived a Saturday night thriller in East Lansing, edging Boston College 42-40 in double overtime....
Nick Rinaldi became the first Vanderbilt football student-athlete to earn SEC weekly honors this season when the...
Following an exciting slate of Week 2 action, the Big Ten Conference announced its Football Players of...
Illinois kept its early-season momentum rolling with a 45-19 road win at Duke, pulling away behind a...
Name: Drew Allar Position: Quarterback Recruiting Rank: 5-Star Recruit High School: Medina High School (Medina, Ohio) College: Penn State Captain: Yes Measurables Height: 6’5...
It was a long night in Lincoln as Akron fell 68–0 to Nebraska, managing just 175 yards...