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The Duke Blue Devils phenom was selected with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft – as expected – and will join a playoff-ready roster as a top rookie pick. Flagg will join the likes of NBA champions such as Kyrie Irving, Anthony Davis and Klay Thompson on a team that is only a year removed from an NBA Finals appearance. “Making it can mean a lot of different things, but I think for me, obviously making it, becoming a professional basketball player is something I would say is making it,” says Flagg.” The…
Baylor’s Veteran O-Line is Key to Offensive Success This Fall As the 2025 college football season approaches, one of the most overlooked yet critical components of the Baylor Bears’ offensive game plan is their veteran offensive line. While quarterback battles, new playmakers, and defensive strategies dominate headlines, it’s Baylor’s experienced front five that could determine whether the Bears contend in the Big 12 or fade into the middle of the pack. Head coach Dave Aranda and offensive coordinator Jake Spavital have made it clear: the success of Baylor’s offense this fall hinges on the consistency and leadership of…
LINCOLN, NE — Nebraska Athletic Director Troy Dannen has been awarded a $180,000 bonus following the University of Nebraska’s impressive 22nd-place finish in the 2023–24 Learfield Director’s Cup standings — marking the school’s best performance in the rankings in nearly 15 years. The Learfield Director’s Cup is an annual ranking that measures the overall success of collegiate athletic departments based on their teams’ postseason performances. Nebraska’s 22nd-place finish is the program’s best since 2010, when it ranked 17th, and it confirms the resurgence of Husker Athletics on the national stage. A Season of Excellence Across the Board This year’s performance…
EARTHSHAKING MOVE: No. 1 2026 Recruit Bo Bassett Flips From Iowa to Penn State in Major Wrestling Shockwave The wrestling world was rocked this past week by a seismic recruiting development that could reshape the NCAA landscape for years to come. Bo Bassett, the No. 1 overall prospect in the high school class of 2026 and a generational talent in American wrestling, officially announced his decommitment from the Iowa Hawkeyes and commitment to Penn State University — a move that sent shockwaves across college wrestling circles nationwide. Bassett, a Pennsylvania native and prodigy out of Bishop McCort Catholic…
Kon Knueppel’s Mom Turns Heads At The NBA Draft originally appeared on The Spun Kon Knueppel is rising up the NBA Draft boards ahead of the first round on Wednesday night. The Duke Blue Devils star could be a top pick. Knueppel, who spent one year at Duke, is considered by some to be a top-five prospect.Ahead of the 2025 NBA Draft, Knueppel’s mom is turning heads. She’s a former women’s college basketball player.Knueppel was overshadowed by Cooper Flagg at Duke, but he was a standout player. “If Cooper Flagg weren’t on Duke, I think Kon Knueppel would be…
Matt Rhule on having Dana Holgorsen on coaching staff: ‘I think he’s a genius’ The Nebraska Cornhuskers are going to have a new look on offense in 2025 as head coach Matt Rhule turned that side of the ball over to Dana Holgorsen. That was a move that Rhule made for plenty of reasons, but in particular because he wanted to add his offensive mind. Recently, Rhule appeared on Always College Football. There, he praised Holgorsen, going so far as to call him a genius.You go back and look at his time with Houston,” Rhule said. “He was unbelievably…
Penn State player makes history with first-ever NBA first-round draft pick STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — For the first time, a Penn State player was drafted to the NBA in the first round. The Los Angeles Clippers selected Penn State’s Yanic Konan Niederhauser with the last pick of the first round.The pick marked a historic moment as he became the first-ever Penn State player to be drafted in the first round of the NBA. Niederhauser, a center from Switzerland, is just the fifth Nittany Lion drafted since 1989. Despite battling injuries during his only year at Penn State,…
The Miami Heat pivoted away from their tried-and-true way of winning in the last few years, trading a disgruntled Jimmy Butler to the Golden State Warriors. The package they got back in return was not an adequate return for someone of the mercurial star’s talents. Now that the Heat have made their first-round pick in the 2025 NBA Draft by bringing much-hyped Illinois point guard Kasparas Jakucionis to Miami, the haul for Butler has officially been finalized. It seems unlikely anyone involved in the return they will get in exchange for Butler will match his level of excellence As…
After hitting night one of the 2025 NBA Draft out of the park, it’s clear what the Miami Heat need to do in night two to bookend a successful start to the offseason. That is trading Terry Rozier, which would allow the Heat to effectively free themselves from one of the worst moves in recent franchise history. When the Heat originally acquired Rozier, just ahead of the 2024 NBA Trade Deadline, there were many skeptics. Even though the Heat was making a huge gamble, though, the overwhelming opinion was that Rozier, in theory, would still manage to help the…
Heat Will Strike Gold on Draft Night by Doing Absolutely Nothing As the 2025 NBA Draft looms, franchises across the league are scrambling to make moves—trades, picks, and blockbuster deals aimed at reshaping their rosters and futures. Yet, the Miami Heat are expected to take a radically different approach: doing absolutely nothing. And, in typical Heat culture fashion, it just might be the smartest move on the board. In a year where the draft class lacks a consensus superstar and is loaded with potential-laden but raw talent, teams are in flux, unsure whether to gamble on high-risk prospects…