Author: Fisherman1

We know the Dallas Mavericks have said they plan to select Duke forward Cooper Flagg in the 2025 NBA draft on June 25 and will not entertain the possibility of trading away the No. 1 pick for a proven superstar. But what if a trade offer landed on the desks of Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison and team governor Patrick Dumont that at least forced the organization to briefly consider the option … before saying no? With less than a month before the two-day draft (both nights at 8 ET on ABC and ESPN), we are examining some…

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Unconventional strategy: BYU basketball practices with a four-point line, and AJ Dybantsa loves it May I propose one more reason to be fascinated by whatever is going on behind closed doors at the Marriott Center Annex on the campus of BYU? According to head coach Kevin Young (and video evidence, I guess), the Cougars are implementing a four-point line to their court layout. “There’s no four-point line in basketball, but this court is special because it’s got a four-point line,” AJ Dybantsa shared via an Instagram post on the men’s basketball page. “If you want to increase your range,…

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BYU Cheerleaders Dazzle El Paso Crowd During Tour Stop EL PASO, Texas — The BYU Cougarettes and cheerleading squad brought high energy, dazzling routines, and Cougar pride to El Paso over the weekend as part of their annual summer tour, wowing a packed crowd at the Sun City Sports Complex. As part of Brigham Young University’s nationwide outreach tour to connect with fans and showcase school spirit, the BYU spirit teams made a stop in El Paso to perform for local youth groups, alumni, and community members. The performance, which included intricate stunts, synchronized dance routines, and crowd-engaging…

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Vikings Issue Shocking Statement Amid Adrian Peterson Child Abuse Indictment MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Vikings released a stunning and controversial statement late Sunday evening in response to the child abuse indictment involving star running back Adrian Peterson. The announcement has ignited debate among fans, analysts, and the broader sports community about how professional teams should handle allegations of serious misconduct. Peterson was indicted by a grand jury in Montgomery County, Texas, for allegedly using a wooden switch to discipline his 4-year-old son, leaving noticeable bruises and lacerations. The case has drawn national scrutiny, particularly in the wake of…

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West Virginia Cheerleaders Dazzle El Paso Crowd During Tour Stop El Paso, TX – June 1, 2025 — The sun was high and spirits even higher as the West Virginia University cheerleading squad lit up the Southwest with an electrifying performance that left El Paso residents in awe. As part of their multi-state goodwill tour, the Mountaineers made a highly anticipated stop at El Paso’s Plaza Theatre, bringing Appalachian energy to the heart of Texas. The performance, which blended athletic precision, high-flying stunts, and contagious school spirit, drew a packed crowd of over 2,000 enthusiastic fans. The cheerleaders,…

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Kentucky Cheerleaders Dazzle El Paso Crowd During Tour Stop El Paso, TX — June 1, 2025 The spirit of the Bluegrass State lit up the Southwest this weekend as the world-renowned University of Kentucky cheerleading squad brought their high-flying energy and unmistakable charisma to a packed arena in El Paso. The tour stop, part of the “Wildcat Spirit Across America” campaign, was more than just a performance—it was a showcase of athleticism, community connection, and pure Kentucky pride. Hundreds of fans, many donning Kentucky blue, gathered at the Don Haskins Center to witness what has long been…

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Michigan State’s new athletic director, Jason “J” Batt, arrives at a transformative time in college sports, and with a number of challenges to resurrect the Spartans into one of the nation’s elite programs. MSU made the hiring of the 43-year-old away from Georgia Tech official Monday, June 2. Batt will be formally introduced in East Lansing with a news conference Wednesday, June 4. J has an impressive record at several Power 5 schools and an impeccable reputation as a strong and innovative leader,” MSU president Kevin Guskiewicz said in a statement. “He will bring experience, excitement and a commitment…

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We could be headed for a WPIAL recruiting battle between Pitt and Penn State. The top ranked kicker in the Class of 2026 is 5-star Harran Zureikat from Fox Chapel High School. A month ago, Jacob Bronowski extended him an offer, which resulted in Zureikat scheduling an official visit to Pitt (June 19-21) Well, Zureikat just added an interesting chapter to his recruiting story. This weekend, Zureikat took part in a prospects camp at Penn State and afterwards, he received word that he’d earned a scholarship to James Franklin’s program. Upcoming Recruiting Battle Between Pitt and Penn…

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Penn State wrestling knows it has a potential star in PJ Duke, who will be a freshman for the Nittany Lions next season. Duke earned a huge honor recently as the 2025 recipient of the Junior Hodge Trophy, awarded to the nation’s top high school wrestler. WIN Magazine presented Duke with the award recognizing the wrestler’s impressive career at Minisink Valley High in New York. Duke won four New York state titles, finishing his career with a 152-1 record. He also won individual titles at prestigious events such as Super 32 (twice), the Junior Nationals in Fargo, N.D., and…

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Michigan State head coach Jonathan Smith’s late run at the St. Edwards High School defender has unfortunately begun to work, as Thomas shared part of his official visit this past weekend on social media. The Iowa State Cyclones could be on the losing side of a potential commitment flip. Earlier this year, Cyclones’ head coach Matt Campbell made a splash in the Ohio pipeline with 2026 three-star safety Brayden Thomas. While Iowa State was originally the only power four team in the mix for the young talent, this quickly changed when the Michigan State Spartans decided to offer Thomas…

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