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Former Ohio State Buckeyes and Penn State wide receiver Julian Fleming is in serious condition following a tragic ATV accident in Pennsylvania that claimed the life of his girlfriend, Alyssa Boyd. The incident occurred when the couple’s Yamaha quad collided with a deer, causing the vehicle to veer off the road. Neither Fleming nor Boyd was wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. Boyd, a 23-year-old University of Alabama student, suffered extensive injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. Fleming, 24, sustained serious injuries and was transported to Guthrie Troy Community Hospital. Fleming was a top high…

The Arizona Cardinals may be preparing to make a tough roster decision, with veteran return specialist and running back DeeJay Dallas reportedly on the chopping block. After signing a three-year deal with Arizona this offseason, Dallas was expected to bolster both the backfield depth and special teams unit. However, with a loaded running back room and competition heating up across the roster, his position may not be as secure as once thought. Dallas, formerly with the Seattle Seahawks, made a name for himself as a reliable return man and a versatile offensive weapon. While his contributions on special teams are…

Veteran defensive lineman Calais Campbell, a former Miami Hurricanes standout, is reportedly on the Arizona Cardinals’ chopping block. Campbell, who began his NFL career with the Cardinals in 2008, returned to the team in 2025 on a one-year deal after stints with the Jaguars, Ravens, Falcons, and Dolphins. Despite starting all 17 games for the Dolphins in 2024 and recording 5.0 sacks, the 38-year-old’s future with the Cardinals is uncertain as the team evaluates its roster ahead of the upcoming season. Campbell’s extensive career includes 110.5 sacks and multiple Pro Bowl selections, but age and salary considerations may influence the…

Ryan Clark made headlines last week when the ESPN analyst and former Steelers star went after Robert Griffin III on Twitter after RGIII accused Angel Reese of hating Caitlin Clark. Ryan Clark said Robert Griffin III is “not having conversations at his home about what Black women have to endure in this country, about what young Black women and athletes like Angel Reese have had to deal with being on the opposite side of Caitlin Clark’s rise and ascension into stardom.” His reasoning for those comments? “You haven’t been able to do that, because in both of your marriages…

The Mountaineers have produced plenty of NFL talent, but not all of them have been able to make a name for themselves in the league. Here’s a list of those who did. Chuck Howley Howley played for the Mountaineers from 1954-1957. He began his NFL career with the Chicago Bears for two seasons before moving to the Dallas Cowboys, where he would finish his career. Howley was a massive part of the historic “Doomsday Defenses” for Tom Landry and the Cowboys. He was named to six Pro Bowl teams, five All-Pro teams, and won one Super Bowl. Howley…

On Thursday, May 30, legendary WVU quarterback Pat White will be inducted into the Mobile Sports Hall of Fame. White grew up in Daphne, Alabama and spent four years under center for the Mountaineers from 2005-2008, choosing football over baseball after being drafted in the fourth round of the MLB Draft in 2004. In White’s four years in Morgantown, he helped revolutionize the game as a true dual-threat quarterback, who once held the record for rushing yards in a career by a quarterback in college football history with 4,480. In four seasons, White threw for over 6,000 yards…

WVU legend and NFL quarterback Pat White has returned to WVU and will join Rich Rodriguez’s coaching staff. Pat White is one of the most prolific names in WVU football history, and he returns to the team as an Assistant Quarterbacks Coach/Assistant to the Head Coach. He was previously the running backs coach at the University of South Florida after getting hired for the position in 2020. White played for the Mountaineers from 2005-2008 and played under head coach Rich Rodriguez. In that time, he became the first college quarterback to start and win four consecutive bowl games…

Dybantsa’s Nod Signals Strength as Sebastian Wilkins Joins Duke’s Elite Recruiting Class In a testament to the burgeoning interconnectedness of the basketball world and the power of peer influence, highly-touted prospect Sebastian Wilkins has committed to Jon Scheyer’s Duke Blue Devils, a decision seemingly bolstered by the visible support of the immensely talented AJ Dybantsa. Dybantsa, a player whose Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) valuation is reportedly in the multi-million dollar range, took to social media to commend Wilkins’ choice, sending a clear message about the caliber of player Duke is attracting. Wilkins, a 6’8″ forward from Brewster Academy, recently…

In a move that has sent ripples far beyond the confines of Morgantown, West Virginia University’s football coach has ignited a firestorm of debate, declaring an outright ban on his players engaging in TikTok dancing. This isn’t merely a disciplinary measure; it’s a pronouncement steeped in a deeply held philosophy, one that views the popular social media trend as a direct threat to the very soul of Mountaineer football. The directive, unyielding in its nature, was delivered with the gravitas of a locker room ultimatum. For the coach, whose identity, while not explicitly stated, is understood to embody the traditional…

Years before taking over the South Carolina women’s basketball team, Dawn Staley declined the head coaching position at Alabama, she revealed in her new book, “Uncommon Favor.” She liked the idea of coaching in the SEC but felt that particular move didn’t feel right. Meanwhile, waiting for South Carolina helped her family come to a full-circle moment. “Alabama came after me first in 2005,” Staley wrote. “I visited the campus. I liked the athletic director. But I couldn’t see myself living in Alabama.” At the time, Staley was coaching at Temple. The year Alabama approached her was the…