Jalon Walker and James Pearce Jr. are sacking QBs at a historic rate.… Continue Reading »
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A trade for the No. 1 pick?! Let’s project next year’s first round in Yates’ updated NFL mock draft
Which teams need a quarterback? Could Ohio State dominate the first round? Field Yates projects the opening 32 picks of next year’s draft.… Continue Reading »
Collin Klein announces the first additions to his Kansas State football staff
The Wildcats have hired a new football GM and a new special teams coordinator.… Continue Reading »
QB Daniels (elbow) shelved again, out vs. Giants
Commanders QB Jayden Daniels aggravated his elbow injury on a hit against the Vikings and will not play in Week 15 against the Giants.… Continue Reading »
Wetzel: Beware, college sports, private equity has arrived
The University of Utah approved a groundbreaking private equity deal. Dan Wetzel writes that big changes could follow.… Continue Reading »
For Nebraska’s Dani Busboom Kelly, home is where you hang a banner
Replacing legendary coach and mentor John Cook was just a step on her path to building a legend of her own.… Continue Reading »
Ten (maybe 11) players to watch at NCAA volleyball tournament’s Sweet 16
Olivia Babcock, Rebekah Allick and Logan Lednicky are among the players to keep an eye on.… Continue Reading »
Men’s class rankings: USC into top 10; Tennessee and Texas A&M join
The Trojans climb 15 spots as their two commits rise the top 100 rankings.… Continue Reading »
Bettman: NHL revenue should hit $6.8B this season
At the NHL Board of Governor meetings on Tuesday, commissioner Gary Bettman told reporters is league projects that revenue for this season will be about $6.8 billion, which is on track with what was expected and should not change the salary cap figures.… Continue Reading »
Joe Buck joins father, wins HOF’s Frick Award
Broadcaster Joe Buck becomes the 50th recipient of the Ford C. Frick Award, joining his father as the only father-son duo honored by the Hall of Fame.… Continue Reading »