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BYU Cracks Directors’ Cup Top 25 for Second Time Since 2021, Signaling Sustained Athletic Excellence Brigham Young University continues to make waves in the national collegiate athletic landscape, earning a top-25 finish in the prestigious LEARFIELD Directors’ Cup standings for just the second time since 2021. The Cougars’ overall athletic performance in the 2024–25 academic year underscores the university’s growing reputation as a competitive force across a wide range of NCAA sports. The LEARFIELD Directors’ Cup is an annual ranking that evaluates the overall success of collegiate athletic departments based on performances in NCAA postseason competition. With a…

Heat Continue to Show Belief in Kel’el Ware’s Potential: ‘We See Signs of Greatness’ The Miami Heat are no strangers to finding and developing hidden gems, and their recent investment in rookie big man Kel’el Ware is the latest example of the franchise’s long-standing faith in talent over pedigree. Despite entering the NBA as a late first-round pick and with lingering questions surrounding his consistency and motor, Ware has already started turning heads within the Heat organization. Standing at 7-foot with a 7-foot-5 wingspan, Ware brings a rare blend of length, agility, and touch that scouts drool over.…

Notre Dame Reclaims Nation’s No. 2 Recruiting Class with Commitment from Elite Tight End Ian Premer The Notre Dame Fighting Irish continue to assert their dominance on the recruiting trail. On Wednesday, they climbed back to No. 2 in the national 2025 recruiting class rankings after landing a commitment from one of the top tight ends in the country: Ian Premer. Premer, a four-star prospect out of Nebraska, is widely regarded as one of the most complete tight ends in his class. Standing at 6-foot-6 and weighing in at 215 pounds, the Omaha native brings an ideal blend…

HUSKER HOMECOMING: Nebraska Stuns College Football World by Bringing Back Legendary QB Turner Gill as Assistant Coach — A Bold Move to Rekindle Glory and Restore the Cornhusker Standard In a move sending shockwaves through the college football landscape, the Nebraska Cornhuskers have announced the return of legendary quarterback Turner Gill — this time, not under center, but on the sidelines. The Huskers are bringing Gill back as an assistant coach, a stunning development that blends nostalgia with strategic vision as the program looks to reclaim its place among the sport’s elite. Gill, who etched his name in…

Utah vs. Brigham Young in the Rev-Share Era: How a Shifting NIL Marketplace Could Impact the Rivalry One of college football’s most storied and heated rivalries—Utah vs. Brigham Young, also known as the “Holy War”—is set to enter a bold new era. As college athletics rapidly evolves with the emergence of revenue-sharing models and an expanding Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) marketplace, the dynamic between the Utes and Cougars may soon be shaped as much by dollars and endorsements as by touchdowns and turnovers. In the past, Utah and BYU’s rivalry was defined by geography, religion, and on-field…

Minnesota Vikings All Quarter Century Team: Wide Receiver No. 1 In the storied history of the Minnesota Vikings, few positions have showcased as much talent and game-changing ability as wide receiver. From the Metrodome to U.S. Bank Stadium, the Vikings have featured some of the most electrifying pass catchers in the NFL. As part of the franchise’s All Quarter Century Team — celebrating the best players from the past 25 years — there was little debate over who would be crowned as the No. 1 wide receiver: Randy Moss. When Randy Moss was selected 21st overall in the…

Mississippi State lands key transfer from SEC rival South Carolina Gamecocks right-handed pitcher Brendan Sweeney has signed with the Mississippi State Bulldogs as a transfer, per On3’s Pete Nakos. He spent one season with the Gamecocks. In the 2025 season, Sweeney made 23 appearances, including one start, and pitched 25.1 innings. During that time, he had an 8.53 ERA with 34 strikeouts and 13 walks. He did that while allowing 32 hits. The one game he started came back in March against North Carolina, and he threw one inning without allowing a run in the outing. Along with that,…

Cooper Flagg gives bold four-word answer to pick his GOAT in LeBron James vs Michael Jordan debate Cooper Flagg spent the day before the NBA Draft praising Larry Bird, his childhood basketball hero. Then the next big name in The Association weighed in on the greatest sports debate of all-time, hours before the No.1 overall pick was announced on Wednesday at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.Asked by talkSPORT who he would pick between LeBron James and Michael Jordan, the former Duke Blue Devils star delivered an immediate answer. Many NBA fans insist that The King is the greatest,…

SPOTLIGHT: Cooper Flagg’s Mom Turns Heads At The NBA Draft While all eyes were on basketball phenom Cooper Flagg during the 2025 NBA Draft, it was his mother, Kelly Flagg, who unexpectedly stole the spotlight. As her son took one of the biggest steps in his basketball journey, Kelly made an impression of her own—gracefully commanding attention on the red carpet and inside the Barclays Center, drawing admiration from fans, media, and fashion insiders alike. The moment Cooper’s name was called as a top draft pick, the cameras panned to his family—and it was clear the Flagg family…

We’re at the point of the offseason when a lot of sites are putting together lists of all sorts as we gear up for the new NFL season. Lists are fun, or they can be, and they give us something to talk about. One list that we came across recently has what we can only deem as a pretty hilarious omission. Pro Football Focus has put together their list of the top ten head returning coaches in the NFL as we head into the 2025 season. Here’s the list. Andy Reid, Kansas City Sean Payton, Denver Sean McVay,…