Author: Fisherman1

Malaki Lee Eliminates BYU Four-star offensive tackle Malaki Lee is one of the top offensive tackle prospects in the country. The Hawaii native had previously named six finalists: BYU, Georgia, Texas, Alabama, Michigan, and USC. On Saturday, Lee trimmed his list to four finalists and BYU missed the cut. While BYU won’t land Lee coming out of high school, the BYU coaching staff has done a good job establishing relationships with him and his family. In the transfer portal era in college football, that can pay dividends down the road. If Lee opts to enter the transfer portal at…

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It has not stopped the Mississippi State fans from supporting their alma mater, and a recent report from the university indicates that one family has made a donation to the athletic department for $2.5 million. Mississippi State Athletics Receive $2.5 Million Donation Vicksburg, Mississippi natives, the Golding family have been long-time supporters of the Bulldogs, playing a key role in the advancement of the university for many years. The family is filled with alumni of the university, with Steve Golding serving as the family’s figurehead. “Whether it’s running a successful business or competing in high-level athletics, ensuring your…

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West Virginia Secures Future with Monster Contract Extension for Head Coach Ross Hodge Morgantown, WV – In a resounding declaration of confidence and commitment, West Virginia University has officially inked men’s basketball head coach Ross Hodge to a substantial contract extension, cementing his long-term future with the Mountaineers. The five-year, $15 million deal, with potential for further extensions and significant incentives, signals the university’s belief that Hodge is the architect to lead the program back to national prominence. The agreement, formally signed on March 26, 2025, sees Hodge, 44, receive an initial salary of $2.8 million for the upcoming season,…

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Vikings Cornerback Ruthlessly Responds to Trade Idea. Let’s travel back in time to the 2017 season. The Minnesota Vikings had so-called CB whisperer Mike Zimmer at the helm, and his cornerback group was phenomenal. All-Pro Xavier Rhodes and ageless wonder Terrance Newman starred in the secondary. In the last few years, not much of that elite play has been visible on Sundays. Vikings Cornerback Ruthlessly Responds to Trade Idea Last season, after many shaky campaigns, the Vikings finally had a reasonable group led by Pro Bowler Byron Murphy Jr. He was flanked by veterans Stephon Gilmore and Shaq Griffin.…

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For some odd reason, the future of Aaron Rodgers has been a major NFL topic in every single offseason for more than half a decade, and it just keeps repeating itself once the calendar hits February. Unlike the last few years, the Vikings were caught in the crossfire this time. The Annoying Vikings Rumor Won’t Die Jan 5, 2025; East Rutherford, New Jersey, USA; New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers (8) and wide receiver Davante Adams (17) walk on the field after the Jets win over the Miami Dolphins at MetLife Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Ed Mulholland-Imagn Images During free…

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Duke-Bound No More: Cedric Coward Forgoes Blue Devils for NBA Draft In a significant pivot that will reshape both Duke’s upcoming roster and the 2025 NBA Draft landscape, dynamic forward Cedric Coward has announced his decision to remain in the NBA Draft pool, thus foregoing his commitment to play for the Duke Blue Devils next season. This decision, reported on Saturday, marks the culmination of a meteoric rise for Coward, whose stock has soared following an impressive showing at the recent NBA Draft Combine. Coward, who committed to Duke in late April as a highly sought-after transfer, had always maintained…

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Duke legend predicted to join new NBA team. Duke has produced so many exciting NBA players. One of the more disappointing professional Blue Devils careers in recent years looks like it’ll get another chapter nonetheless.Former No. 2 overall pick Marvin Bagley is going to be a free agent. SI’s Ben Stinar writes, “There will likely be several teams willing to take a chance on him.”Bagley played for both the Washington Wizards and the Memphis Grizzlies during his seventh NBA season. He actually had a wildly effective first-round playoff game for the Grizzlies. He put up 17 points…

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As a junior for the Howard Bison last season, Miles Stewart saw action in 31 games, including five starting nods. He averaged 3.5 points and 2.4 rebounds in 10.5 minutes per outing, shooting 59.4 percent from the field and 63.2 percent at the foul line. Meanwhile, Sean Stewart was a full-time starter as an Ohio State sophomore, averaging 5.7 points and 5.8 boards across his 18.4 minutes per contest. He averaged single-digit minutes under Scheyer’s command. The Stewart brothers, sons of former NBA player Michael Stewart, grew up as neighbors to Duke basketball legend Grant Hill, a college…

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When you see a Penn State linebacker wearing No. 11, it’s hard not to notice. When you see a Penn State true freshman linebacker named Arrington wearing No. 11, well, it’s hard not to get excited about what he can do for James Franklin’s program in the present and the future. The Nittany Lions’ 2025 team includes an Arrington who is in his first season, and he is absolutely on PennLive’s list of PSU players to watching coming out of spring drills

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Boston Red Sox third baseman Alex Bregman is expected to miss significant time due to a strained right quadriceps muscle, an injury reminiscent of a similar setback he experienced in 2021 that sidelined him for nearly two months. The injury occurred during the fifth inning of Friday’s game against the Baltimore Orioles, when Bregman pulled up after rounding first base on a single off the Green Monster. He exited the game under his own power but was visibly limping. Manager Alex Cora confirmed the severity of the injury, stating, “It’s a significant injury. He’s going to be out for a…

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