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Insider Revealed: One BYU Coach Gives a Hint as to Who the Next Cougar Quarterback Should Be With the 2025 college football season on the horizon, all eyes are on Brigham Young University (BYU) as it faces a crucial decision at one of the most important positions in the sport: quarterback. In a subtle yet telling moment, one BYU coach may have just dropped a major hint about who he believes should be the next starting signal-caller for the Cougars. According to a trusted insider close to the program, the unnamed coach—described as a long-time staff member with…

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Ex-Tennessee Head Football Coach Derek Dooley Launches Senate Bid in Georgia In a surprising turn from football fields to political campaigns, former Tennessee Volunteers head football coach Derek Dooley has officially announced his candidacy for the United States Senate representing the state of Georgia. The announcement, made early Monday morning via a press conference in Atlanta, marks a significant pivot in Dooley’s career trajectory—from SEC sidelines to Capitol Hill aspirations. Dooley, 57, is no stranger to the public eye. Best known for his tenure as head coach of the University of Tennessee football team from 2010 to 2012,…

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With the Miami Heat involved in rumors this offseason, the team has also made some lateral moves in signing young players to two-way contracts. One player the Heat signed to a two-way contract was former FAU basketball center Vladislav Goldin, and the other was Myron Gardner, a Summer League standout, but the expected third slot is now shadowed in mystery.It seemed most likely that the third and final two-way spot would go to Dru Smith, who has been with the organization for a few seasons, and before the season-ending injury he suffered last December, had impressed with his play. However,…

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The Miami Heat are rare in the sense that they do not want to bottom out and rebuild from the ground up. They prefer to remain in the fringes of the playoff picture at the very least, and at present, they are remaining semi-competitive, hoping that the next star that becomes available deems the Heat to be the team they want to play for Their moves this offseason certainly suggest that they’re going to gun for a playoff spot in the coming season. And it’s difficult to fault them for the trade they pulled off to bring Norman Powell in.…

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Tyler Herro Reportedly Seeks $40M Per Year Following Mikal Bridges’ Blockbuster Deal The NBA offseason is heating up — not just with trades and signings, but now with escalating contract demands. According to Greg Sylvander of Five Reasons Sports, Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro is seeking a new contract worth upwards of $40 million per year, with Mikal Bridges’ recent $150 million deal reportedly serving as the benchmark. Herro, 24, still has two years remaining on his four-year, $120 million rookie extension signed in 2022, but talks of a potential renegotiation or trade have brought his name into…

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Bam Adebayo Breaks Silence on Miami Heat’s Latest Addition, Expresses Approval Miami Heat star Bam Adebayo has finally weighed in on the team’s latest roster move, and his response is giving fans a reason to be optimistic. The Heat, known for their culture of hard work and no-nonsense basketball, recently made waves by adding a key piece to their lineup — a move that had everyone waiting to hear from one of the franchise’s cornerstone players. Now, Adebayo has spoken. In a recent interview following a training session, Adebayo didn’t hold back his thoughts. “I like what…

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Giannis Antetokounmpo Trade Rumors Heat Up Again, No Guarantee of Remaining with the Bucks The NBA offseason is far from over, and one name continues to dominate headlines: Giannis Antetokounmpo. Trade rumors surrounding the Milwaukee Bucks superstar have resurfaced with renewed intensity, as insiders suggest there is still “no guarantee” the two-time MVP remains with the franchise long-term. As the Bucks face questions about their championship window and internal direction, rival teams are watching closely, ready to make blockbuster offers if the Greek Freak becomes available. Antetokounmpo, who signed a massive contract extension in 2020 and then again…

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JUST IN: Cameron Boozer Finally Makes a Big Future Decision In a highly anticipated move that’s been the subject of speculation for months, high school basketball phenom Cameron Boozer has finally made his decision about the next step in his basketball journey—and it’s one that could shake the landscape of college basketball. The 6’9” forward out of Christopher Columbus High School in Miami, Florida, and son of former NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer, has officially committed to play college basketball for the Duke Blue Devils, following in his father’s iconic footsteps. The announcement came via a live stream…

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BYU Football Training Camp Faces Huge Setback Just weeks ahead of the 2025 college football season, BYU’s football program has been dealt a crushing blow. What was supposed to be a pivotal and energizing training camp for the Cougars has instead turned into a period of uncertainty and frustration. A combination of unexpected injuries, key absences, and lingering internal concerns has derailed the team’s preparations and raised serious questions about their readiness for the season opener. The most significant setback came when starting quarterback Ryder Burton went down with what sources describe as a “non-contact lower leg injury”…

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This story is far from over.: Duke Devil Star Confirms  Wants Out Amid Shocking Allegations Durham, NC — In a story that’s sending shockwaves through college basketball, a Duke Blue Devils star has confirmed that one of the team’s rising talents is seeking a way out of the program amid serious — and still unfolding — allegations. Junior forward Malik Rivers, one of the leaders on this year’s Duke squad, dropped the bombshell during an impromptu media session Tuesday night, following the team’s closed-door scrimmage. “Yeah, he’s not happy. He feels like the trust is broken,” Rivers…

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